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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
1
Pre-Board of Education elections announce three winners Peter Humanik Mildred Hess and Sanford Meskin. The piece argues a Board of Education must have its own identity and philosophy beyond rubber stamp status and stresses community importance.
The Hillside Community Orchestra and Art Exhibit and Poetry Awards drew several hundred attendees last Friday night. Participants enjoyed a diverse arts gathering despite a few rough spots, with plans noted to continue on Page 5.
Drew Pearson of Washington DC will be principal speaker at Hillside Lodge B in B artys 23rd annual Citizenship Award for THE HILLSIDE TIMES. The event is set for Wednesday evening February 23 at Sinai Congregation Youth Center and is open to the public with refreshments to follow.
Hillside names Armand A. Fiorletti 38 of Linden as township engineer after 25 years with Grassman Kreh and Mixer Inc. He joined the firm in 1945 and served in the Army before returning to engineering. Fiorletti earned a civil engineering degree from Newark College of Engineering in 1956. Continued on Page 7
Sanford Meskin won the Hillside Board of Education race with 1458 votes, defeating Peter Humanik 1294 and Mildred Hess 1261, unseating longtime member Jack Valenti. The budget also favored Meskin with 1202 votes to 495. He pledged independent judgment and stronger education programs.
Patrolman Harold Dutch Frowery, 60, of 1078 Prospect St, retires after 32 years with Hillside Police Department. He started as a Special patrolman, served as foot patrolman and in a radio car, was injured on traffic duty, then worked at Police Headquarters Switchboard. He has been on sick leave since November and is a former State delegate for Hillside Local 70, PBA, and member of the church and Masonic lodge.
John Haddon announced Saul Schreier will lead the newly formed Cub Pack 9S sponsored by Hillside School PTA. The group will start with 20 boys and 10 adults, meet monthly at Hillside School, February 17 marks the first pack meeting and induction into Cubbing.
The New Jersey GOP faces a furor over anti semitic song sheets found at Young GOP HQs. Hillside officials deny extremism, blaming Democrats and stressing party conservatism. Local leaders Arnold McClow and Charles Tracy back a Hillside Republican policy statement.
The B n a i B r i t h Women of Hillside will host a panel on modern religion at 8 30 p m in Hillside State Bank 1221 Liberty Ave Guests include Rabbi Irving Fishbein Temple Beth El Eliz Rev James Reilley St Genevieve Newark Rev David L Coddington Clinton Ave Presbyterian Church Newark Topic is Understanding Among Religions Today A question and answer period follows Mrs Beverly Komrower is president and Mrs Miriam Kaufman is program chairman.
The Republican Party of Hillside outlines its commitment to representative government under the Constitution, merit-based promotions, fair treatment of citizens, strong public safety and welfare services, and maximum community service including cultural and recreational opportunities.
J Arnold Witte and Ronald Wilson chair Hillside Republican groups with approval from township committeemen Joseph Ram and Anton Vit Jr. The notice mentions free prompt delivery of wines and beers and positions Witte as president and Wilson as chairman.
Melvin Stephen Rasch, 16, of 285 Herbert Ave, has been missing since 7 am Saturday January 22 after leaving for New York City. His parents Albert and Mrs Rasch appeal to friends, police, the township and press for help in locating the Hillside High School student who enjoyed basketball and debting.
Rabbi H. Bery Lasker will continue the series The Jewish Viewpoint at Temple Shomrei Torah with a Friday evening sermon on February 18. The topic is The Family.
February meeting at president Mrs Phyllis Brogan home featured a review of Games People Play by Eric Berne M D. Co chairmen were Mrs Rose Stahnten principal Calvin Coolidge School and Mrs Harriet Becker Harden Looker teacher. Mrs Florence Crater Hillside Avenue School served as vice president and presided.
Police Commissioner Ferrigno unveils summer employment plan for Hillside youths offering 50 Civil Service posts in Union County with pay of 2.37 dollars per hour. A one time test must be filed before February 24 at the nearest Civil Service Office.
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