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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1950

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Final Hillside official bids farewell to two-year tenure

At the last meeting of his term Mayor Helsing thanked fellow committee members and department heads for support during two years in Hillside. Commissioner Hale praised Helsing for forthright decisions while John M. Brown also concluded his term. Commissioner King and new member elect Kilpatrick expressed gratitude as the group prepared to welcome new faces.

James J. Holsing Benjamin Hale Helsing Holsing John M. Brown Brown Raymond R. King Hillside Robert C. Kilpatrick

Faulkner and Two Others to Speak on Local Government

Three prominent figures in progressive municipal government will speak at the Progress Club meeting in Hillside on January 16. Bogard H. Faulkner of Montclair, James T. Welsh of Teaneck, and Mayor P. M. Bland of Summit will discuss forms of local government at Sinai Congregation. The event aims to draw representatives from township organizations.

Hillside Harry S. Luftman Progress Club Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue Bogard EH. Faulkner Montclair Faulkner James T. Welsh Teaneck P. M. Bland Smmit Col. Luftman

Republican Leaders Eye Township Attorney Posts

North side Republican leaders meet to unify recommendations for township attorney plus several Republicans named as possible candidates. A Democrat, Henry Goldhor, is floated as first choice, while the committee may select Anton Vit or Ellsworth J. Sterner. Dark horse Arthur Dienst rumored. Col. Harry Luftman eyed for independent candidacy in 1951 primary.

North Side Henry Goldhor Goldhor Walter Leibo Board of Education Alan L. Tumarkin Samuel Gooen Abe Mankowitz Mankowitz Anton A. Vit Ellsworth J. Sterner Dark Horse Arthur Dienst Harry S. Luftman Emil A. Herrigel

Union County Board Delays ruling on Kraft Cheese building assessment

The Union County Board of Taxations reserved a decision on the Kraft Cheese Company Evans Terminal appeal. The dispute centers on whether added assessments were omitted for the building, with witnesses Testifying that utilities and plant work began late 1949 and that actual completion occurred in December 1949, affecting the October 1 1949 completion date. Milton B. Conford local attorney represents taxpayers seeking subpoenas to compel Kraft Cheese and Lehigh Valley Railroad responses.

Union County Board of Taxations Kraft Cheese Company Evans Terminal Milton B. Conford Lehigh Valley Railroad Conford Public Service Electric & Gas Co Elizabeth Consolidated Gas and Water Companies New Jersey Bell Telephone Co Agust Joseph S. Lindabury Board of Assessors Arthur Parsa Kraft Cheese Manua Arthur Eisner Columbia Cheese Co Newark Oden F. Libbey

Steel Work Described by Read ing Steel Company Leader

John Deitrich general manager of the Stainless Steel Tube Division outlines operations at Carpenter Steel Company Read ing and Union. He covers steel melting ingot casting in ten furnaces labor relations including a 1941 CIO strike, aptitude testing for foremen and salesmen, export production, and a 4 cent research and plant investment policy supporting about 5000 workers.

Carpenter Steel Company Reading Rotary Club Hillside Presbyterian Church John Deitrich Deitrich CIO Union Rotary Club Percy C. Shaffer Cooper Alloy Foundry Company

Over 450 Hillside Children Attend Christmas Party

More than 450 local boys and girls were entertained at a Hillside Christmas party held Sunday afternoon by the Good Govern ment Association. Adults distributed gifts and toys with stockings for every child, calling it the biggest gesture of its kind for Hillside.

Hillside Good Govern Enment Association

Civil Defense Week Proclaimed in New Jersey

Governor Alfred E. Driscoll proclaims January 7 to 18 as Civil Defense Week urging full participation in the New Jersey Civil Defense Plan. Mayors are directed to establish local groups and recruit volunteers for services including auxiliary police and fire, rescue, medical, warden, and transportation. Public alarms will be tested January 15 and alert testing January 13.

Alfred E. Driscoll New Jersey Driscoll New Jersey Civil Defense Plan Leonard Dreyfuss Civil Defense

Diamond Ring Lost In Hillside Newark Area

Joseph A. Green of 280 Conklin Avenue reported a blue white diamond ring missing between 8 and 11 PM Friday in the Hillside Newark area. Ring valued at $600.

Hillside Newark Joseph A. Green Conklin Avenue

Ninesling Sworn In As Democrat Tax Collector-Elect

Frank A. Ninesling became the first Democrat to take the oath for tax collector in a ceremony led by Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy in Bloy’s Municipal Building office. He will officially assume office January 1 after posting a $50,000 bond. Ninesling was accompanied by attorney Henry Goldhor.

Frank A. Ninesling Howard J. Bloy Bloy Ninesling Henry Goldhor

Six Scouts Earn Eagle Rank in One Troop Ceremony

Six members of Boy Scout Troop 94, Dwight Kirkpatrick Michael Gold Norman Walensky John Pozar James Murphy and Wallace Childers, were awarded Eagle badges at a Harden Looker School dinner. First time in state history six boys in one troop completed Eagle qualifications at once. Presenters included Union Boy Scout Council executive George C Freeman and scoutmaster Charles Rettino.

Boy Scout Troop 94 Parents Harden-Looker School Dwight Kirkpatrick Michael Gold Norman Walensky John Pozar James Murphy Wallace Childers George C. Freeman Union Boy Scout Council Charles Rettino Walter Leibo Board of Education Donald Rettino Robert Burns Donald Messar Leonard Sherwood Barry Semet Stephen Gold J. Leeds Brown Rancocas John Murphy Arnold Drew Robert Healy Philip Leininger P. T.A Girl Scout Troop 16 Nat Gold Parents’ Auxiliary

Geddes Named Vice President Of Moore-McCormack Lines

Donald B Geddes of 290 Windsor Bay was elected vice-president of Moore-McCormack Lines Inc New York, where he is manager of chartering. A native of Zanesville Ohio he studied at Ohio State and George Washington University and joined the line in 1934. He served in the Navy from 1941 to 1946 attaining the rank of commander and is married to Wynne Groff of Elizabeth.

Donald Brendel Geddes Windsor Bay Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc New York Albert V. Moore Geddes Zanesville Ohio Ohio State University George Washington University Moore-McCormack Lines Naval Service

New Year Spells Tension in Township Reorganization

Township officials face delays and factional rifts over key posts for the New Year at Coe Avenue School auditorium. Republicans dispute attorney choice between Sterner and Vit Jr. while Democrats back Goldhor. joint sewer post and chairmanship also in dispute as Oneil weighs favors and votes.

Lilien Installed Kiwanis President in Hillside

Dr. Milton M. Lilien became president of Hillside Kiwanis Club at Hitchin Post Union succeeding Benjamin Hale. Officers include Melvin Woodburn first VP Louis Hess second VP Theodore McDonald treasurer Jared Knapp secretary. John Reynolds district officer praised Hale and members donated 100 to Bonnie Brae Home for Boys and a high school scholarship.

Milton M. Lilien Hillside Kiwanis Club Hitchin Union Benjamin Hale Melvin Woodburn Louis J. Hess Theodore McDonald Jared Knapp John Reynolds 5Th Kiwanis Hale Bonnie Brae Dr. Lilien B'nai B'rith Lodge Tewish Council Hillside Weequahic Lodge the Elks Progress Club Sinai Congregation Kiwanis Board of Governors Clark Street

Herrigel Widow Named Beneficiary and Executor Named

Florence Herrigel widow of 2151 Winans Avenue is named beneficiary and Fred Herrigel Jr brother of Newark is executor of the residuary estate of state Township Attorney Emil Herrigel who died December 11 according to an application filed with Surrogate Charles A Otto Jr

Florence Herrigel Winans Avenue Fred Herrigel, Jr Newark Tate Township Emil Herrigel Charles A. Otto, Jr

Weather outlook for today and tomorrow

Fair and cold today with cloudy skies tonight. Snow is forecast for tomorrow.

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Trenton U. S N. J AAA Automobile Clubs Dan T Wheation M. L. Binstock Coe Avenue Santa Anthony D’amiano Jan Nowielski Avy Street Democratic Steering Committee Gov. Driscoll Solomon’s Hillside’s Liberty Ave Mrs Adolf Solomon Call Walter R. Lee Salem Ave Tobin Weequahic Delicatessen Harry Borkan Zion Kosher Chancellor Ave Anton A. Vit Jr King James A. Oneil Oneil Vit Sterner Committee Joint Sewer Atest Public Safety Public Affairs Arthur Riche Board of Health Lilien Kiwanis Herrigel Hillside Butchers Singinger Coe Ave Salem Pharmacy North Broad Street Hillside Hobby Shop Hollywood Ave Sporting Goods American Flyer & Lionel Net Bear Szarko’s Liquor Store, Inc
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