House For Sale In Hillside On Liberty Avenue
Want ads advertise a well maintained four year old house in Hillside on Liberty Avenue with oil heat. First floor contains living room dinette kitchen sun parlor. second floor has two bedrooms and a bath. Finished rec room with bar and laundry including Bendix washer and dryer. Entire first floor carpeted. two new air conditioning units. Price 16500 dollars. Contact Grudin & Targer, Realtors WA 6 0695 or WA 3 8737.
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Hillside
Liberty Avenue
Bendix
Grudin & Targer
Realtors
Vocational Guidance Leaders Plan Student Career Tours
Lawrence Levitas announced after a conference with Wayne Branom Ruhl Custer and Jane Krumacher that Hillside High School students will hear speakers from trades and professions. Students may visit offices businesses and plants of B nai B rith members to observe occupations as part of the civic project promoted by Herman Arlein.
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Lawrence Levitas
Hillside Lodge B'nai Brith
Wayne Branom
Ruhl Custer
Hillside High School
Jane Krumacher
B’nai B'rith
Levitas
B'nai B'rith
Herman Arlein
Official Addresses Kiwanians In Observing Civil Service Week
At Hillside Kiwanis Club, Joseph Mangione of Scotch Plains spoke on New Jersey Civil Service during National Civil Service Week. He noted 44,000 civil service workers in northern New Jersey across municipal county state and boards of education. He outlined veterans rights and civil service operations locally and statewide.
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Hillside Kiwanis Club
New Jersey
Joseph “Mangione
Scotch Plains
Mangione
Civil Service Organization of New Jersey
Board of Education
Civil Service
Hillside
Henry Goldhor
Louis Hess
Labor Unit Backs 2 For School Board
The Hillside Labor Education Council met Tuesday night at the Hungarian Workingman's Hall on Bright Street. It endorsed two candidates for the Board of Education, William Starkey and Evelyn E Buttwell, praising their labor ties and commitment to public schools.
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Hillside Labor Education
Dedication of Harden-Locker School Wing for Curtis
Despite bad weather over 200 attended the dedication of the Harden-Locker School multi purpose room to Harlow H. Curtis Sr. a long time board member. Speakers praised Curtis’s service as a community leader and donor gifts were presented by the PTA and local officials.
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Harders-Locker School
Harlow H. Curtis
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Board of Education
Curtis
Harlow H. Curtis, Jr
Arthur Gunther
Samuel Pell
Wayne T. Branom
Branom
Henry Goldhor
Milton B. Conford
Charles Jarosky
P.T.A
Harlow Curtis Jr
Walter Howell
Eugene Kolokowsky
Harden-Looker Post 50
American Legion
Jarosky
Albert Vreeland
Frank J. Hill, Jr
Gregor V. Pearson
Albert M. Scaccia
Max Schleifer
Jean A. White
Jennie Haynes
Henry Singe
Gilbert Chamberlin
Paul Miller
Joseph Schell
William Gural
Hillside GOP elects Duffy as president in 1953 officer slate
The Hillside Republican Club held its annual election at the V F W Hall. James D. Duffy was chosen president replacing Paul Kifner who had served three years. Other officers include Kifner as first vice president Emanuel Reiter as second vice president Catherine Pearson as Woman's Division chair Eleanor Kifner as recording secretary Michal O Lock as corresponding secretary Douglas Haviland as treasurer and several sergeants at arms and trustees. Gregor Pearson was elected to fill an unexpired trustees term on the board of John M. Brown who moved to Berkeley Heights. The group plans a candidate night in February and will oath in January.
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Hillside Republican Club
V.F.W. Hall
Bloy Street
Rutgers Avenue
James D. Duffy
Paul Kifner
Kifner
Emanuel Reiter
Catherine Pearson
Citizens For Eisenhower
Hillside
Eleanor Kifner
Michal O Lock
Douglas Haviland
Richard Berkefeldt
Gene Kolakowski
Frank la Tora
Herman Willms
Albert Schoen
Republican County Committee
William N. Robin
Christine Biskey
Gregor Pearson
John M. Brown
Berkeley Heights
Duffy
Eisenhower
Recreation Commission
Father Canty Council
Knights of Columbus
Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Ellis
Harden-Looker Post
American Legion
North End Club
Republican
Hunt Patterson
Board of Education
George W. Herlich
Board of Freeholders
Arnold H. McClow
Saybrook Honors Franklin Thrift
The Saybrook School ending its general auditorium program honored Benjamin Franklin’s thrift ideas for Thrift Month. A motion picture titled Broken Strings used puppets to illustrate thrift. Principal David Harris spoke on Franklin, January as Thrift Month, and the benefits of regular savings.
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Saybrook School
Benjamin Franklin
David Harris
Burlington VFW Ladies Honor Mrs. Trimble at District Visit
More than two hundred people greet Mrs. Alice Trimble of Burlington, president of the New Jersey Department of the Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, during an official fifth district visit to the Veterans Memorial Building.
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Alice Trimble
Burlington
New Jersey
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign, Wars
Veterans Memorial Building
Fifth District
Union County
Irene Heller
Nora Lawrence
Ann Pettit
Mary Dill
Davenport Dill Post
V.F.W
Lyons Veterans Hospital
Hillside
Walter Niemasz
Daniel Miller
Edward Fiervanti
Kazmir Wallace
Heller
Arthur Grabowsky
George O’rielly
Victor Heller
Joseph Madaio
Davenport-Dill
B n ai B r ith Brotherhood Essay Contest At Hillside High
Bnai Brith Lodge 1514 sponsors an essay contest for Hillside High juniors and seniors with four engraved trophies as prizes. Theme What Brotherhood Means to me As an American. Deadline January 31. Awards during Brotherhood Week February 20 at the high school assembly. The 10th annual Americanism Award presented February 16 in Sinai auditorium. Nominate via Allan L Tumarkin Hillside Times or to the committee. final selections the first week in February.
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Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Hillside High School
Brotherhood
Lodge
Allan JL. Tumarkin
Sinai Auditorium
Maple Avenue
Hillside
Allan L. Tumarkin
Sth District Group To Hear Candidates
The Ninth District Civic Association will hold its next meeting Thursday evening January 29 at 8 30 p m at the home of its president Alfred L Rothbard 1069 Voorhees street All the candidates for election to the Board of Education have been invited to address the group about their qualifications Refreshments will be served.
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Ninth District Civic Association
Alfred L. Rothbard
Voorhees Street
Board of Education
Heights Civic Unit Hears Seven Of Ten Candidates
The Hillside Heights Civic Association heard seven of ten Board of Education candidates explain their goals for the three vacancies at Calvin Coolidge School. Candidates discussed training for non college bound students, board experience, CPA qualifications, and concerns about building supervision and heating and sanitary facilities.
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Hillside Heights Civic Association
Board of Education
Calvin Coolidge School
Arnold H. McClow
Lawrence Levitas
Emanuel Reiter
Nat Gold
Helmuth Hundertmark
William G. Starkey
Andrew V. Aldi
Reiter
McClow
Certified Public Accountant
Levitas
Gold
Harden-Looker
Calvin Coolidge
School Board Candidates Discuss Waste and Improvements
Hundertmark claimed waste in the system and argued a qualified man should join the board. Starkey urged cafeteria improvements and cooperation with the Recreation Board, while Aldi pledged non political service within budget limits.
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Hundertmark
Starkey
Recreation Board
Aldi
Town of Hillside Public Tax Lien Sale Notice
The Township of Hillside will offer for sale at public sale Tax Site Certificate No 1280 on February 1968 at the Municipal Building 1284 North Broad Street Wil side New Jersey. The certificate relates to Lots 84 and 88 saving 26 feet on Yate Avenue. Redemption requires 20 percent down and balance within one day after sale confirmation. The sale is subject to New Jersey statutes 64 5 114 2 to 54 5 144 10 and bid rules with minimum 500 dollars plus 60 dollars costs. The purchaser must foreclose redemption within two years or sale becomes void. By direction of the Township Committee Howard J Bloy Township Clerk.
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North Broad Street
Wilside
New Jersey
Hillside
LT. Lana
Bibel
Yate
lWittsite
Mhillatite
Union County Tregfater
Marek
Mortgares
Union County
Township of
State of New Jersey
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Hillside Times
Wevrerererereter
Mr. Southard
Miss Harrington
Commercial & Professional Unit
N.J
State Employment Service
Broad St. Elizabeth
N. J
H. R. Goeller, Inc
Hillside Ave
FORD
Builders' General Supply Company
Centennial Avenue
Cranford
House
John Kopp
Williamson Ave
Hillside Hobby Ane and
bereeaverr _ Seera Household Furnishings
China
All Waverly
Matt Rest Products
Liberty Age
H. Feldman
Renee
Tropical Fish Center
Boxer Pupnes
Hollywood Pet and Supply So
Liberty Ave
Princeon Ave
Weiss
Leo Hecht
Johns-Manville
Better Business Men's Bureau of Union
Pearse Construction Co
Salem Road Union
Eam
Siven
Joseph A. Policastro
Geneva
Tel
White Street
Jones Upholstering Co
2Nd Ave
Roselle
Chestnut
Hillside Yellow Cab
Waverly
Long Avenue
Walter Warren
Karl Abelhoer
Long Ave
Opgértimitich
Broad St
Newark
NEW Jersey ‘Bell Telephone Company
Ing Eisen
Joseph Buttwell
Raya Bernstein
Dorothy Starkey
John Gorman
Mr. Starkey
Hillside Labor Education Council
William Starkey
Buttwell
Evelyn E. Buttwell
Black & Grey
Krichman
FURS
Hillside, N. J
GOP
Saybrook
Franklin Thrift
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Avenue
Arthur Northwood
Greet V.F.W. Ladies
B'nai B’rith Brotherhood
Stanley Terrace
Sth
Heights
Howard J. Bloy
Fidelity Union
Fidelity Union Trust Company
Essex County
Belleville
East Orange - Irvington
Broad Street
Ferry Street
Fleming Avenue
Orange Street
Bloomfield Avene
Clinton Avenue
Lyons Avenue
Springfield Avenue
Orange
Central Avenue
Main Street
North 18Th Street
Washington Avenue
Irvington
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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