Local Township Announces 1958 Committee Appointments
Overflow audience at the Municipal Building watched Adolph A. Winston elected mayor by colleagues after W. William Di Buono and Max Schleifer won three year terms. Committeeman Schulman failed to retain last year’s office holders. Birnbaum Gersten and Dienst defeated. Assignments split among Finance Police Fire Public Affairs and more with Schulman and Gural prominent. Four newspapers chosen for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph A. Winston
W. William di Buono
Max Schleifer
Howard J. Bloy
Hyman M. Schulman
Sidney Birnbaum
Emanuel Gersten
Arthur E. Dienst
Birnbaum
Gersten
Dienst
Gural
di Buono
Schulman
Joint Meeting
Recreation Commission
Schleifer
Ambulance Squad
Safety Council
Civil Defense
Veterans Affairs
di Buena
William di Buono
Williary Gural
Winston
di Buyno
Maple Avenue
Bloy
di Buona
Sehreffer
Road Department
1958 Official Who's Who Mayor and Township Officials
The list records 1958 officials with salaries and retainers including Mayor Adolph Winston Township Attorney Sidney Birnbaum $500 retainer Special Township Attorney Emanuel Gersten and others. Also lists building inspector engineer and various board members and staff such as Dr Joseph Peyser and John Pozar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph A. Winston
Sidney Birnbaum
Henry Goldhor
Joseph 8. Fuhrmann
Kreh, Jr
William Ostermiller
Carmen Monaco, Sr
Joseph Peyser
John ©. Pozar
SI Wal
Howard J. Bloy
William F. Burke
Louis J. Hess
Board OF Health
Max Sehleifer
W. Malcolm MacLeod
Max Schleifer
Laura Santue
Shade Tree Commission
Edward Isbrecht
Eugene L. Abramowits
Joseph 5. Fuhrmann
William D. Buono
A. Winston
Library Board OF
J. Eleanor ‘Nikon
FRTY
Boenedetto Benigno
Rubin Bcohep
First Aid Course Offered by Morris PTA at Hillside School
The Hillside Ambulance Squad will conduct a five week standard first aid course for Morris School PTA members at Morris School starting Tuesday January 14 at 7 pm. Jess Hollander, a squad member, leads the instruction. The course is sponsored by the PTA and the Ambulance Squad with no charge for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP. Morris School
Hillside
Starling
Jess Hollander
PTA
Magistrate Henry Goldhor Promises Fair Yet Firm Justice
Magistrate Henry Goldhor opened his first Municipal Court session stressing fairness and mercy when appropriate. He cited highway safety through education and enforcement, urged safer driving on New Year’s, and shared a tale of a speeding ticket given to a friend. The event included a light moment with a friend receiving a speeding ticket. Bob Kirkpatrick distributed New Year gift certificates to township committee members amid a joke about shoes and campaign wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeder
Henry Goldhor
Goldhor
Bob Kirkpatrick
Hillside Democratic Club
Kirk
Adlai Stevenson
Gural
The
Safety Council
Civil Defense Counc
ATL
Bloy
Tie
Henry Nussbaum
Kiwanis International
di Buono
Robert Rosenberg
Hillside Lodge
Bhai Brith
Winston
Jess Hollander
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Schletfer
Lillian Batlato
Sehulman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Survey Committee Set to Convene Monday
Bernard B. Zients as chair announces Municipal Affairs Survey Committee will meet Monday January 13 at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building. The group will define its purpose and objectives and members are urged to serve the community by examining municipal operations for possible improvements in methods and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard B. Zients
Zients
Need Volunteers For Polio March
Voluntary help is sought for the Mothers' March on Polio scheduled for Wednesday January 29 from 7 to 9 p m. The committee met at 861 Irvington avenue and urged continued support for polio sufferers. Interested women may contact Mrs Ruth Pearlman at 14 Ridgway avenue EL 2 9006 or Mrs Jean Bernstein at 1113 Salem avenue WA 3 9677.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lager
Irvington Avenue
Ruth Pearlman
Ridgway Avenue
Jean Bernstein
Salem Avenue
Reorganization of Alcohol Board Names Miller Chair
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board reorganized at a Monday night meeting in the Municipal Building. Andrew Miller, Democrat, was chosen chairman and Abraham Mankowitz, Republican, secretary, reversing last year’s positions. Ross Bartalotta, Democrat, is the third member. Meetings will be held the first Monday of each month. Robert Kirk Batiek will chair Hillside Red Cross drive in March as announced by Albert L. Kessler for the Elizabethtown Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Andrew Miller
Abraham Mankowitz
Ross Bartalotta
Demavrat
Ropert
Kirk Batiek
Union Couunty Board of Elections
Hillside
Red Cross
Albert L. Kessler
Elizabethtown
Testimonial Dinner Planned for Ex Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum
Arrangements are set for a testimonial dinner honoring Township Attorney Sidney Birnbaum who completed six years as magistrate of the Municipal Court on December 31. The event will be at Clinton Manor Newark on February 26 at 6 30 p.m. Sponsored by friends, tickets are available from Police Sgt. Clarence H. Van Deursen the court clerk and general chairman of the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Birnbaum
Clinton Manor
Clinton Avenue
Newark
Birnbaum
Clarence H. van Deursen
Title Insurance On Realty Urged
Hillside Rotary Club heard William J. Stillman of the New Jersey Title Insurance Association explain why title insurance protects buyers against unforeseen defects. A screening of The Land Is Yours and remarks by George Baffige and Dennis Quelrose complemented the program. Rotarians teased about grandchildren and great grandchildren, and plans for a Ladies Night on January 23 include a bus trip to New York for dinner at the Governor Clinton Hotel and the opening night of Body Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Rotary Club
William J. Stillman
N. J. ‘Title Insurance Association
George Baffige
Dennis Quel+rose
A.P. Morris
Siillman
Charles K. Munn
Philadelphia
Title Insurance
Howard J. Bloy
Jacob Wind, Jr
New Yorks
Governor Clinton Hotel
Mankowitz Chosen Heart Fund Head for Hillside Drive
Abraham Mankowitz has been named chairman of the Hillside Heart Fund campaign to run next month. It marks the sixth time he will head the drive, with James A. Owell of Hillside National Bank and Henry Groh assisting as coordinators to surpass the set quota once again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Mankowitz
Hillside Heart Fund
Mankowits
James A. Owell
Hillside National Bank
Henry Groh
Mankowitz
Health and Recreation Boards Expanded and Sessions Planned
Mayor Adolph A. Winston led a proclamation during Tuesday night urging Family Doctor Week with Dr. Eugene Greenwald highlighting general practice standards. The Township Committee introduced ordinances to expand Health and Recreation boards from five to seven members and announced new and reappointed directors for terms up to five years. Public reading set for January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph A. Winston
Dannaty Selbie
Banas
Eugene Greenwall
Hubside
American Academy of General Practice
National Association of Family Doctors
Board of Health and
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Township Committee
Kenneth Hathaway
Samuel Ehrenkranz
Health Board
Lawrence Levitas
Dean Harney
Recreation Commission
Two Young Men Critically Hurt In Route 22 Crash Near Newark
On New Year’s Day a car crashed into a Public Service pole on Route 22 near Harding Terrace injuring two men. John DeQuinaio, 29, of 2797 Tarchmont Road Union, and Edward Shaw, 24, of 201 Montclair Avenue Newark, were treated at the scene and rushed to St Barnabas Hospital. DeQuinaio suffered chest lacerations and possible rib fractures. Shaw sustained a possible skull fracture and multiple facial injuries. Police and ambulance crews responded, car damage split the vehicle, and the pole cracked by the crash was removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Terrace
Tepritie
John DeQuinaio
Tarchmont Road
Union
Edward Shaw
Montclair Avenue
Newark
Milton M. Lillen
St. Barnabas Hospital
Newar
PeQuinzio
Shaw
Volo
Hillside Officials Look Back as Winston Takes Mayor Cowl
Hillside officials review 1957 progress under retiring Mayor Di Buono and new Mayor Adolph A. Winston. They praise the Police and Fire departments, township staff, and various boards. Presentations honor Di Buono, Schulman, Bloy, Schleifer, and others for service and cooperation.
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Morris P.T.A
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Liberty Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Rater Ave
Ancelle Russell
Stover
Hallmark
Neliver
Robert
Kirkpatrick
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Baby Carriages — Bicycles Toys
Lionel Traine
Heart Fund
Health, Recreation Boards
Greenwald
Essex County
New Jersey Academy of General Practice
New Jersey Academy
Berkeley Carteret
Asbury Park
Albert T. Teddy
Municipal Affairs Survey Committee
WS Ten
Hoy
Ie Township Committee
Manuel Gersten
Golgher
Gkowney Funeral Home
Broad
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty
Avenue
Mayfair Liquor Store
Graham Winter
Daniel Cerven
North Broad Street
Mayfair Theatre
Sundaies Mauro Pharmacy
Jackson
Shoe Mart
Bloy ST
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