Police Seek Eight New Officers As Eight Posts Created
Police Commissioner Di Buono won town committee approval to hire a psychologist to test 33 applicants for eight police postings, including seven new hires and one vacancy from Patrolman Stern. The Civil Service exams for police and firemen will be arranged. a court clerk resigned. Hyra sought a pay raise, rejected, and a temp appointment was approved. An ordinance bans vending machine sales outside enclosed areas, with penalties up to 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. William di Buono
Township Committee
Lawrence
Stern
Civil Service Commission
di Buono
Paul F. Korlesky
Civil Service
Harry G. Hyra
Magistrate’s Court
Verret
Hyra
Korlesky
Hillside notes on imaginary clubs and polio displays
Cont over a Jan 6 1985 Hillside Times item questions the Non Partisan Democratic Club and hints at local humor. Sunrise Dairies polio display at Newark Airport prompts a Delaware donation and a cheeky Alabama omission. Bob Crane of Elizabeth Daily Journal shines at Hillside Rotary meeting with a welcome song and a promise of a tailored number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Elizabeth R. Stevens
Lee Street
Hillside Times
Bth
Hillside
Samuel Ehrenkranz
Stevens
Sunrise Dairies
Route 22
Newark Airport
Carl Strauss
District of Columbia
Alabama
Underwood
U.S.A
A. Berman
P.S
Delaware
Union
Rhode Island
Strauss
Bermans
Bob Crane
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Hillside Rotary Club
Elizabeth Club
Harry Cooper
Manana
Cooper
Rheabeth Rotary
Mothers March of Dimes Raises 41892 for Polio Drive
About 160 township mothers joined the Mothers March of Dimes campaign last Wednesday night under the supervision of William Gallk and Nat Guid, raising 1892.82 dollars for the National Foundation for Infant Paralysis. Captains included Emma Stachura Frances Eiserberg Sylvs Ram and others. Galik praised the mothers and Police Department staff for their efforts and noted many wore uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation For Infans
William Gallk
Nat Guid
March of Dimescos
Jack Lager
Morris Moskowitz
Emma Stachura
Frances Eiserberg
Sylvs Ram
Poshinus
Morris Levy
Nadelman
Beatrice Conford
Sauly Friedman
Amelia Pakay
Frank Mihan
Ethel Lieb
Rubin Kuplin
B. Sume
Robert Kurtz Galik
Police Department
Reserve Police
Dads Booster Club Brive Sets Record
The Dads Booster Club of Hillside reports a record collection from Saturday’s house to house canvass. Sixty adults and one hundred students worked, raising about $250 more than last year for student activities. Provident Alvin Lowenstein thanks residents for their generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dads’ Booster Club
Hillside
Alvin Lowenstein
Newark Airport relocation urged to avoid enemy attack
Former Newark mayor Meyer C Ellenstein leads a push to move Newark Airport outside the metro area. He argues a relocated site 30 to 50 miles away would reduce catastrophe risk, oppose current Port Authority expansion costs, and challenge plans tied to lower Manhattan interests. He cites environmental and safety concerns and critiques the Brooklyn Battery authorities stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer C. Ellen ?Stein
Newark
Wiyers Committee On
Aiver
Dewet Ib
Manstein
Dow Jersey
Port
Chayman
Port Authority
Phuns Tor
Film on Bible spread part II at First Baptist Church
The film Our Bible How It Came to Us Part II will be shown Wednesday February 9 at 8 pm at First Baptist Church of FN Sidhe. Pastor Rev Wesley A Olsen says over 210 attend the continental production tracing the Bible’s journey from its origins across Europe. The American Bible Society and Morgan Library funds aided by New York Public Library and Metropolitan Museum resources help support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Pirst Baptist Charel
Wesley A. Olsen
Earlie
American Bible Society
Morgan Library
New York
le Library
Metropolitan
Char Ills Open Account Ow Cab Alumin Seuleky
A fragment from a classifieds page shows a limousine service listing with a phone contact in Waverly and a description of a special service offered by an unknown company. The readable items include a partial company name and a local contact number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Reelection urged for McClow as board member
The passage advocates McClow for reelection to the Board of Education citing experience and steadfast service. It praises his conscientious approach and recognition of Frank Hill’s efforts, arguing for continued service alongside new blood on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Frank J. Hill
Hillide
Arnald Et Meow
Wit
Ale Expetenu
Tom
McClow
Frank
Board of Education
McClow Backs School Budget Amid Budget Debate
Public hearing set for February 9 on a major subdivision plan by Mather Associates of Morris Town and D'Almiano & Nenna of Ambrose to create 117 home sites on the 21-were Forthaber tract. The board approved a preliminary plat but cautioned this is not final. Budget discussions focus on the 1955-68 plan with a total of 1,454,829 dollars and a local tax decrease of 10,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fix
Emining Board
Mather Associates Inc
Morristown
D'Almiano & Nenna
Anllside
Misworth J. Sterner
Hizabeth
Stermeer
Glenwood Avenue
Marbeth River
Garden 3Lile Parkway
Union County Park
Uetract
Gould
Calvin Coolidge
Arnold HL McClow
Finannce
McClow
Frank 4 Hill
Lawrence FB. Levinus
Education Committee
Hill Abe Charnock
Emil Fe, Crisnfulli
Harlow MH Curtis
Edwin Fradkin
Nat Gold
Williiam B. Ringwood
Albert Scaccia
Gural Leads Red Cross Drive Appointment
Harry Moygick announces Commissioner Wittion Wil as chair for 195d Red Cross drive. Gural, town trustee since 1952, to chair divisions with broad community support. He previously led health board and local assistance efforts in 1963 64 and serves on the county council planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moygick
American Red Cro
Wittion Gi Wil
Meera
Hila
Gural
Net
Red Cross
Wes Board of Health
Faster Usstor County
Dinner Dance to Honor Township Officials on February 4
A dinner dance will be held Saturday February 4 at 6 20 pm at the War Veterans Memorial on Liberty Avenue to honor Mayor Henry Goldhor and Township Committee members Robert Patrick William Crural William Di Buono and Adolph Wins. Congressman Tarrison A Willms Jr will be principal speaker with Murray Lewis and his orchestra providing music Morton Wagner will deliver the invocation as pastor of Calvary Lutheran Church. The committee chaired by Samuel Ehrenkrong plus several named members arranged the event and a dinner program promises many surprises with seating still available by calling WA 20094.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Veterans Memorial
Liberty Avenue
Henry Goldhor
Robert C. “Ickpatrick
William Crural
William di Buono
Adolph
Tarrison A. Will ‘Ems. Jr
Murray Lewis
Morton Wagner
Calpary Lutheran Church
Samuel Ehrenkrong
William Hess
Arthur Kreszl
James Sterner
William Ostermiller
Milton Pabricwat
Charles Ravseh
Tout Goordano
Rubin Kaptn
Catherine Burl
Andre ‘Himchack
Sidney G. Fried
Unis
Hoop And Hammer Officers Elected
The Hoop and Hammer Association of the Hillside Mire Auxiliary elected officers. Leslie Kuhmann named president Gabriel Birkesburg vice president Edward Oran Sr secretary Walter Szynanski treasurer William Schwing named door watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoop and Hammer Association
Hillside Mire
Leslie Kuhmann
Presidi
Gabriel Birkesburg
Edward Oran, Sr
Walter Szvmnanski
Willam Schwing
Door Watch
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Good Deal
STUYV
UNIO
KAY Clothing CO
Regent Theatre
Broad St. Elizabeth
Hollywood
Dads Booster Club
Brive
Quad
Charnack
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Thluside
Charnack Citizens Committee
Salem Pharmacy
Hillade
Arko’s Liquor Store Inc
Jack
Solomon’s
Liberty Ave
Sterner
Arthur L. Johnson
Harden- Locker
Rubin Ritz
Robert C. Kirksvatrek
Red Cross Drive
Broad St
Nod
Tuschyn Roofing CO
Murdock
Frank J. Hill, JR
Hoop and Hammer
Tobin
Tobia’s Appliances
Waaverly
OUE
William B. Ringwood — No
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