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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1958

Page

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Roy Charnack Lead In Hillside Ave Area School Board Race

Thomas A Roy former planning board chair was elected to the board of education with 1156 votes, Frank J Hill 1144, Abe Charnack 24, and Charles Mancuso 1023, among others. Three budget items passed. turnout was 2443 votes, under 25 percent. Annual meeting set for next Monday at the School Administration Building.

Thomas A. Roy Board of Education Abe Charnack Frank J. Hill Charnack Roy Hill Charles Mancuso Michael Tobin Albert Sthven Harden-Locker School Hillside Avenue George Washington Calvin Coolidge A. P. Morris Mancuso Harden- Looker Saybrook Ote Virginia Street Joseph Ram HA Gow SAY Apm HS Tobia Schoen SAY Apm Lute Share Ram

Ambulance Squad To Receive Annual Americanism Award

The Hill side Ambulance Squad will receive the annual Americanism Award at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue on Monday night February 17 at 8 30 p m. Lawrence Levitas committee chairman said the squad was the unanimous choice. State Highway Commissioner Dwight R G Palmer will speak and be introduced by Superior Court Judge Milton Conford past lodge president.

Hillside Ambulance Squad Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue Lawrence Levitas Dwight R. G. Palmer Superior Court Milton Conford Lodge

Thank Supporters In School Voting

Abs Charnack wins reelection to the Bord of Education and thanks citizens for support. Thomas A. Roy joins the board and credits townwide help. Michael Tobin, defeated, pledges to campaign again next year and thanks voters and supporters.

Abs Charnack Bord of Education Tliside Board of Education Thomas A. Roy Michael Tobin Tobin

Final Initiation For Eastern Star

The final initiation for the 1957-58 season will be conducted by Hillside Chapter 192, Order of the Eastern Star, at 7 30 p m Friday February 21 at the Masonic Hall 1444 North Broad Street.

Hillside Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Tall North Broad, Street

Township budget clash over school spending surfaces

Township Committee press for restraint as Mayor Winston wields the gavel and school board members Ram Hill urge higher funding for Recreation Commission and Health Board. A proposal seeks public disclosure of certain salaries while the board defends its budgeting stance.

Winston Joe Ram Frank Hill Max Schleifer Recreation Commission Health Board I. Lute Share Peter G. Humanik Ram Adolph A. Winston Nice Erk Heal Raps Health Fund Board of Health Nis Hem Seriool Board Wit Education Board Hill Library Board Township Committee Hyman M. Schulman

Dagger Under Seat and Toll Slug Case at Parkway

Charles Grefsheimer, 19, of Union, held on $900 bail for Grand Jury on charges of carrying a concealed weapon after police found an 8 inch dagger and lug wrench under the front seat of his car on Bloy Street January 29. Grefsheimer pleaded not guilty. companions denied weapon knowledge and charges were dismissed. A second case sees Jane Roding, 20, fined $100 for using a washer slug at the Union Toll Plaza on January 31, admitting the act but claiming she found the washer and a $5 bill while employed near Packanack. Magistrate Henry Gold admonished against slug use.

Charles Grefsheimer Porter Road Union Henry Gold Bloy Street Greisheimer Alois Stier Robert de Prospo Garden State Parkway Janes Roding Rankin Street Elizabeth Henry Goldhor Rankin Roding Parkway Union Toll Plaza Packanack

Martins Return From Caribbean Cruise Aboard Homeric

Mr and Mrs Martin St Lifer and their son James of 215 Wilder Street return from a fifteen day Caribbean cruise aboard the S S Homeric visiting six ports in the West Indies and South America.

Martin St. Lifer James Wilder Street West Indies South America

Near Auto Crash Sparks Youth Fight. 3 Arrested

A near collision at Liberty avenue and Fitzpatrick street led to a youth brawl. Two youths, Joseph N. Liquori and Howard McElnea, were treated at Alexian Brothers Hospital and jailed on charges. A third, Matthew Palmieri Jr., faced carrying a concealed weapon.

Liberty Avenue Fitzpatrick Street Joseph N. Liquori Franklin Street Howard McElnea Wellington Avenue West Orange Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth McElnea Liquor McBrnen

Town Budget Hikes Prompt Pay Increases Across Departments

School Board members seek town budget hikes with an overall rise about 58 points after adjustments. Mayor Winston announced two steps on the civil service scale raising salaries notably in Police and Fire Departments. Public hearing on the budget set for March 11 with the full budget to be published February 27.

TSS Jalke Adolph A. Winston Miyoof Pallee Etchudeet Police Department

Student teachers begin field work at State College

Denise Costello, a senior at Jersey City State Teachers College, will student teach in the fourth grade at Brookside Place School Cranfarl, while Joe Rabin of Newark will train in the sixth grade at Hillside Avenue School. Both placements run through March 7 as announced by Director of Student Teaching and Placement Dr. Merman G. Mein.

Denise Costello Lollywood Avenue Jersey City State Teachers College Dorothy Snyder Brookside Place Cranfarl Dp. Merman G. Mein Stusdent Shirley Doos Hillside Avenue Joe Rabin Newark Beth

Church To Install New Pastor Feb 23

Rev Charles Davis Robinson Jr, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Norwood, will be installed as pastor of Hillside Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. Sunday February 23 at Cue and Salem avenues. Robinson delivered his first sermon Sunday. Born in Philadelphia he holds degrees from Temple University New Brunswick Theological Seminary and Princeton Seminary. He is married and father to a two year old daughter.

Charles Davis Robinson, Jr Presbyterian Church of Norwood Hillside Presbyterian Church Cue Salem Avenues Robinson Philadelphia Temple University New Brunswick Theological Seminary Princeton Seminary

Reelected to board of National Antique Automobile Club

Fern and Merbert Singe reelected to the board of directors of the National Antique Automobile Club of America at its 22nd annual meeting at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. The club, oldest and largest automotive historical society, counts over 4,000 members and about 11,000 restored cars.

Philadelphia Fern & Merbert J) Singe Oakwood Avenue Hillside Singe Oldsmobile Palmer and Singer Buick Singes America

Legion To Present Program On Heart

The American Legion Harden Locker Post 50 will sponsor a heart program on Tuesday February 18 at 8 pm in the War Memorial Building in Union County. Dr Edmon Lee speaks on Guarding Your Heart and presents a film. Veterans groups auxiliaries and interested parties invited. discussion follows with questions and refreshments.

War Memorial Harden-Locker Post 50 American Legion Union’ County Heir Association, Inc Henrietta &, Froehlich Edmon Lee Lee

Bishop to Visit Ukrainian Catholic Church

His Excellency Most Rev. Joseph Lehmonchuk Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia will pay a visit to the Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception and its pastor Rev Myron Sozansii on Friday February 14 at the auditorium of Huntingtonker war Parents and guests are welcome and are urged to bring their children.

Joseph Lehmonchuk Philadelphia

Elks Lodge To Honor Scholarships And Youth Leaders

Hillside Elks Lodge will award a $259 scholarship to a senior and two $50 bonds for youth leadership with one bond for a girl and one for a boy. A selection committee led by William Hofmann Sr. includes local officials and educators. The winner enters a statewide contest with potential $1500 national prize. applications due March 1. Youth leaders will be chosen after questionnaires are returned to committee members.

Hillside Lodge BAO Elks William Hofmann Ellis Exalted Ruber Frank Baker Louis Disehler Frank Hill Arnold TH. McClow Paul Korlesky Andre Adamchak Inces Wayne T. Branom Rul J. Custer Hipt Jane Krumacher

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Hill Wan Abe Frank J. Till Dhaai Whatson Parkway Toll Slug Union Matthew Palmieri, Jr Heywood Avenue Oranige Palmieri Liquori McElaga Palamiori Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Hillside Russell Stover Hallmark of State College Charle Antique Auto Club Legion Heart Elks Lodge Growney Funeral Home Broad St Billside Liberty Pharmacy Szarko's Liquor Store
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