Vandals Damage Calvin Coolidge School in Overnight Breakin
Between late Friday and Saturday, vandals entered Calvin Coolidge School by a broken window and sprayed fire extinguisher contents, ink, and glue over walls, gym, and offices. Damage is estimated at 500 dollars as detectives continue the investigation with city officials on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Oolidge School
Clarence Parratt
John F. Berting
Wayne T. Branom
James Sileya
Joseph Mari
Ant
Lawrence Stern
Edna Doll
Detective Bureau 5
Towns land offer falls short of appraisal figures in Wolf Place area
A Newark committee received a $153 260 offer for industrial zoned land near the Irvington line but officials said the bid does not meet appraisal. An ordinance to raise the township clerk’s salary to 8 750 was introduced with a public hearing set for January 16. Fire Captain Robert W. Sonne was reappointed to the Board of Appeals for 1962. A Hillside Local 35 FMBA communication urged support for fire department efforts and increased hospitalization coverage. Mark Janelli was named Civil Defense duty director for 1962. Separate items note Rutgers Newark staging of Dr dustus performances and engagement news for Carole Funkehouser and Fred Kuzma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Place
Irvington
Louis
Broadstreet
Newark
Max Schleifer
Briefffer
Robert W. Sonn
Board of Appeal
Bureau of Comestibles
Hillside Local 35
FMBA
Schleifer
Oader
Re Committee
Mark Janelli
1902 Township reorganization oath amid mayor fire praise
At the 1902 township committee reorganization meeting Magistrate William Di Buono administered oaths of office to the mayor and clerk. Mayor Birnbaum’s daughters held the Bible, while Clerk Louis A. Dischler’s granddaughter Susan Mateer assisted. The mayor praised Irvington Fire Department for quickly handling a blaze at his home on December 22. A separate report tells of a local couple finding a large black pearl in a Terminal Sea Food Market chowder, saved by Dr. Harry Panitch and the Pearl Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. William di Buono
Jolding
Hizzoner
Birnbaum
Alice
Joanne
Louis A. Dischler
Susan Mateer
Janes
William Welks
Eastern Parkway
Terminal Sea
Clinton Avenue
Irvington Center
Pearl Association
Harry Panitch
New York City
Lecture at Institute by Dr. Peyser January 9
Dr. Joseph Peyser former president of the Conservative Congregation of Hillside will lecture on religious affairs on January 9 during a leadership training institute of the Northern New Jersey Region of the United Synagogue of America. The institute, announced by region president Sheridan Schechner, runs four Tuesday evenings starting January 9 at Congregation Beth 1 in South Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peyser
Hillside
New Jersey
United Synagogue of America
Sheridan Schechner
Beth 1
South Orange
Zenith Camera Demo At Lions Club Dinner
Neils S. Phillips of Zenith Camera Exchange in Elizabeth presented a camera demonstration at the Hillside Lions Club dinner held at Townley’s Restaurant in Union. He explained reproduction and preservation of prints. The program was organized by Henry G. Groh of Hillside National Bank and Dr. Walter C. Krumbiegel, Hillside Avenue School principal. Mr. Groh introduced Mr. Phillips and presented him with a certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neils S. Phillips
Zenith Camera Exchange
Elizabeth
Hill= aide Lions Club
Townley
Union
Henry G. Groh
Hillside National Bank
Walter C. Krumbriegel
Hillside Avenue
Groh
Phillips
Senior Ball Committee Member Named for St. Elizabeth College
Pauline Rotunno of King Street served on the committee in charge of the Senior Ball held January 2 at the Hotel Pierre New York City by the senior class of St. Elizabeth College Convent Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Rotunno
King St
Pierre
New York City
St. Elizabeth College
Convent Station
Grand Jury Hears Theft Case In Municipal Court
Frank Damato 25 of Union held on $500 bail by Magistrate Y W Di Buono after Grand Jury hearing for breaking and entering and larceny. Damato allegedly stole three tires and tools worth 345 dollars from C D Amoco Service Station Route 22 and Doremus Place, caught by Patrolmen Metzger and Mardurski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Damato
Barbara Avenue
Union
Y. William di Buono
Damato
C & D Amoco
Route 22
Doremus Place
William Metzger
Stanley Mardurski
Lipson Gets Kiwanis Endorsement For School Board
Robert Lipson's bid for the Board of Education gains support as Henry Nussbaum Kiwanis International official of the New Jersey District endorses him. Nussbaum, a Hillside resident and longtime Kiwanis leader, cites Lipson as a qualified administrator ready to provide aggressive community leadership. Lipson accepts the endorsement as the result of careful candidate study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lipson
Board of Education
Henry Nussbaum
Kiwanis International
N.J
Nussbaum
Kiwanis
Kewanis
Lipson
Kiwanis Key Club
Nuss=baum
Movies Of PAL Activities Highlight Weekly Schedule
Motion pictures were shown by Miss Dorothy M Groeger PAL assistant director Saturday night at the building. Activities resume this week with a basketball game at New Providence tonight and a PAL Jesters uto club meeting at the building. Lennie and the Continentals perform for dancing at 8 00 p m Saturday at the building. The Crestones appear Jan 13 with more events planned including ice skating at Wak (Warinance) Park Jan 24 swimming at the Westfield YM YWCA Jan 27 and swimming at the Elizabeth YMCA Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy M. Groeger
New Providence
Uto Club
Lennie
Crestones
Wa~ Rinance Park
Westfield Ym-Ywca
Eliza ‘Beth-Ymca
Fire damages home. fireman overcome in blaze
A major fire on Wednesday gutted the second floor of a Newark area home of Mr. and Mrs. Blumenthal. One fireman collapsed, four others wore gas masks, and Fireman Carmen Goffredo received oxygen before transport. Origin under investigation as wiring or a cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin “Blumenthal
Bettey-evenuer
Carmen Goffredo
Milton M. Lilien
William F. Hamilton
Blementhal
Hillside Mayor Outlines 1962 Tax Ratable Goals
Mayor Sidney Birnbaum stresses increasing tax ratables to fund community progress. Proposals include rezoning North Board Street for apartments, developing Wolf Place near Irvington for industry and business, and pursuing county aid for flood control of the Elizabeth River. He vows strong municipal services, safer roads, improved snow removal, and a robust civil defense program at minimum taxpayer cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Birnbaum
North Board Street
Joseph S. Fuhrmann
Wolf Place
Irvington
Birnbaum
Hillside
Newark
Elizabeth
Board of Freeholders
Ernestine Trubenbach
Howard J. Bloy
V. William di Buono
Roe Ackerman
Louis A. Dischler
di Buono
Board of Education
Max Schleifer
Official Village Officials and Appointments List for 1962
A formal roster enumerates appointed roles and retainers for the village administration. It lists the mayor, joint meeting representatives, recreation and safety appointees, civil defense, veterans affairs, municipal employes, township attorney and prosecutors, engineers, treasurer, building inspector, township physician and assistants, tax searchers, clerk, auditor, insurance agent, safety council members, planning board classes, health board members, local assistance board, shade tree commission, public library trustees, recreation commission, and assessment commissioners with their terms and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Birnbaum
John A. Desch
Recreation Commission
Charles S. Manucso
Desch
Safety Council
Deach
Veterans Affairs Committee
Monroe Ackerman
Mancuso
Mayor Birnbaum
Henry Goldhor
Goldhor
Robert Diamond
Joseph S. Fuhrmann
Henry Kreh Jr
William Ostermiller
Carmen J. Monaco Sr
Joseph Peyser
Frederick R. Carriacino
Milton M. Lilien
John C. Pozar
Civil Service
Public Employes
Louis A. Dischler
William F. Burke
Louis J. Hess
James A. Allen
Harry M, Brody
Beatrice Delmar
Norman Gilkin
William F. Hamilton
Andrew E. Karlick
William R. Krichman
James Manzo
Paul J. Magala Jr
Peter W. Mills
Edmund C. Muller
Arthur Seale
Barry Sleeper
John Yakely Jr
George W. Zoerner
Ackerman
Board OF Health
Leonard W. Cohen
Joseph Ferncola
Francis J. Grant
Local Assistance Board
Laura Santucci
Shade Tree Commission
Samuel P. DeMartino
Trustee
Public Library
Trustee Public Library
Paul K. Owen
Albert Parsonnel
General Board OF Assessment
Jack Potashkin
Lawrence Levitas
Planning Board
Engineer Fuhrmann
Salvation Army thanks readers for Christmas outreach
Public Opinion Editor, Hillside Times, May I express thanks to readers who helped The Salvation Army bring Christmas to the neglected. The Army continues its year round program aiding the poor, homeless, hungry, prisoners and those on military duty. Sincerely, Giles C. Barrett, Divisional Commander. Salem Pharmacy 1801 Salem Ave, Hillside Russell Beavers Candica and Hallmark Greeting Cards We Call for and Deliver Prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Addi
Tion
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hiisids
Russell Béaver Candica
Hallmark Greeting Cards
Liberty Pharmacy Ad Promotes Free Delivery Service
Retailer Liberty Pharmacy at 183 Liberty Avenue showcases a wide array of products including cosmetics perfumes trusses and elastic stockings and highlights a distribution push claiming one eighth of a million prescriptions filled with free delivery available in Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Lions Governor to Visit Hillside Lions Club
Hillside Lions Club to host International Lions official Arthur E. Blumenschine Jr at Town Jey's Restaurant on Thursday January 4. He will advise club officers on administration and humanitarian service programs and review collaboration with Lions International aims. The unit, part of Lions Hubs, supports eye clinic funding and local community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Blumenschine, Jr
Lions Club of
Hillside
Jey's
Daniel Leib
William Stark
Lions Administration
Lions
International Association of Lions Hubs
Lions International
Hillside Lions Club
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
ORT To Observe Eighth Birthday
The eighth birthday of Hillel side Chapter of Women’s American ORT will be celebrated at Congregation. Cocktails and refreshments will be served. An animated cartoon on stocks and investments will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hille Side Chapter
Women's American Ort
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Vandals Wreck School
Newark-Ray Courage, Jr
Chapman St
Rutgers
Newark Colges
Dr. Dustus
Funkhouser
Arthur Frunkehouser
Morris Place
Carole Funkehouser
Fred Kuzma
Carl Kuzma
Paderewski Avenue
Perth Amboy
Hillside High School
Berkeley Secretaria School
East Orange
Union Junior College
Cranford
A.W. Marshall and Co
Levy Bros
Carol Funkhouser
George 1 Herlich
Grand Jury
Hilt
Side
Hamilton
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Jack Reclus
Lberty Ave
Benjamin Moore
Dupont Lucite
Tiporter
Charles $. Mancuso
Sidny Birnbaum
Hillside Times
Yours
Giles C. Barrett
Prowney Funeral Home
Broad St
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