Realignment proposal stirs Hillside district fates in New Jersey
The Legislative Reapportionment Commission proposes realigning New Jersey's 15 Congressional Districts, moving Hillside and parts of Union County into the 12th District, reshaping alliances with Essex County towns and potentially affecting local elections. Critics urge a better plan under one man one vote, as the change could separate Hillside from Elizabeth and Linden while complicating county and state races and tabulation.
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New Jersey
Legislative
Hillside
Union County
Commission
Robert B. Meyner
Berkeley Heights
New Providence
Summit
Springfield
Essex County
Irvington
Maplewood Millburn
South Orange
Montclair
Cedar Grove
Caldwells
Congress
Senate
Assembly
Elizabeth
Union
Linden
Wtith
Essex
Newark
Wegan Imagini
State Senate
Board of Freeholders
Pop Warner Loop To Make Awards At Hillside Dinner
The Hillside Pop Warner Football League will hold its annual awards dinner at the College Inn on Sunday February 7 at 2. The program includes dinner and presentations to graduating players, cheerleaders, and twirlers. Guest speakers will include local officials. Officers and directors for the coming season will be announced. Families and friends are urged to attend. Tickets for chair and other awards may be purchased by contacting Mr. Charles Tate or Mr. Arthur Ferguson.
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Hillside Pop Warner Football League
College Inn
2 Path
Chedifair
Charles Tate
Arthur Ferguson
Urges Extended Education Here
Armand A. Addorizin, candidate for a three year term on the Hillside Board of Education, urged stronger extended education at meetings last week. He said preliminary Evaluating Committee reports show Hillside maintains high educational standards and urged continued improvement to meet future demands.
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Tillside
Armand A. Addonizio
Board of Education
Addorizin
Hillside
Board of Education and School Administration
Morrow
Work To Improve Park Commended
The Hillside Planning Board commends secretary Bernard Bernstein for urging the Union County Park Commission to create boating and ice skating facilities in the park area between Salem Dam and Route 22. Ackerman moved, Ferrer seconded, Bernstein authorized to continue his efforts.
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Hillside Planning Board
Bernard B. Bernstein
Union County Park Commission
Salem Dam
Route 22
Mon Joe Ackerman
Jack K. Ferrer
Bernstein
Hillside Pool Opens Applications Now Available Townwide
Applications for the Hillside Community Swimming Pool are available at local stores banks and the Municipal Building. A full membership fee must accompany each application with no partial payments accepted. The pool office at the Municipal Building is open daily and for more information call June Fischer at 926.5093.
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Hillside
Hillside Community Swimming Pool
June Fischer
Hillside Community Orchestra 10th Anniversary Concert
The Hillside Community Orchestra directed by Michael Buglio marks its 10th anniversary with a free concert at Hillside High School Auditorium Liberty Ave on Thursday February 1 at 6330 pm. The program features the Hillside High School Wind Ensemble and includes Beethoven Egmont Overture Schubert Menuette LeRoy Anderson, Bach Prelude and Fugue in G Minor Reescobaldi Toccata, Saint Saens Marche Militaire Francaise Jay Wilbur The Sound of Music. A welcome address will be given by Charles M Tannenbaum, president of the orchestra.
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Hillside Community Orchestra
Michael 5. Buglio
Hillside High School
Liberty Ave
Charles M. Tannenbaum
Egmont
Beethoven
Suh Symphony
Schubert
LeRoy/ Anderson
Bach
Reescobaldi
Marche Militaire Francaise
Camille Saint- Siens
Sambarina
Jay Wilbur
The
Sound of Music
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Bedroom Books Draw Fire at Public Meeting
Miss Lottie Smolenski, director of Hill side Publicity, told the Hill side Business and Professional Women's Club that publishers favor bedroom settings for new works. She noted publishers receive about 100 manuscripts weekly but publish only 100 yearly, with some 25,000 books issued annually. The librarian warned of few scholarly titles post campaign and the rise of expensive picture books, while readers often skim only pages 1 or 2. Smolenski argued quality fiction remains when readers seek it, citing six reviewed titles by women and Nathaniel Benchley.
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IBM
RCA
Nathaniel Benchley
Phyllis Mctntley
Barrow
Ruth Moore
Laura Segal
Four New Jersey Bar Exam Winners From Hillside Area
Four Hillside residents Gerald A. Jenst Irwin L. Faber Peter Glove and Howard Sennart passed the September New Jersey Bar Examination as announced by the State Supreme Court. Also passing were Norman A. Macany of Elizabeth formerly Hillside and Michael Diamond brother of Mayor Robert Diamond. They will be sworn February 4 at the Trenton War Memorial Building.
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Hillside
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
Gerald A. Jenst
Irwin L. Faber
Peter Glove
Howard Sennart
Elizabeth
Af Millside
Michael Diamond
Robert Diamond
Trenton War Memorial
Starko's Liquor Store Ad at 1317 Liberty Ave WA
A vintage classified listing for Starko's Liquor Store at 1317 Liberty Avenue Washington offers wines liquors and beers with free prompt delivery and kegs available. Includes a 59-WAB-1495 identifier and a brief vendor motto Goolers For Hire.
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Liberty Ave
Shade Tree Board Elects Third-Term Chairman Sam De Martino
Sam De Martino was elected chairman of the Shade Tree Commission for a third term last week. Ronald Imperiale was named vice chairman and Mrs. Josephine Carasia secretary.
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Sam de Martino
Shade Tree Commission
Ronald Imperiale
Josephine Carasia
Step To Revamp Police Approved At Township Meeting
Hillside Kiwanis awards Edward M. Love for 50th anniversary service. Township committee outlines police reorganization with two lieutenants, a deputy chief, a captain, and revised salaries to modernize the department.Henry Elizabeth McCreith retirement plans and Eleanor Suleman appointment noted. Federal funds explored for education and pollution controls on Arthur Kill.
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Monroe Ackerman
Ackerman
Superior Court
Walter L. Hethfeld
Union County Grand Jury
Municipaliies
Ackerfran
William Dieroll Sr
Wito
Robert P. Haeh
Sylvester J. Madurski
Marvin Corwick
Yachnley
Corwick
CDA
Clinton Ave
Newark
Hols
Seton Hall University
Junior
Chamber At Commerce
Sno
Hillside Bhat B'rith
Elizabeth McCreith
Municipal Court
Hillside
Joint Sewer Conference
Arthur Kill
Annual Red Carpet Parish Meeting At Diamonds Church
The Church of St. Mary Magdalene of Vomona Ave held its annual parish meeting after Evensong. H. Merle Darling elected Junior Warden for two years. Arthur Watkins Oscar James and David B. Pearce named Vestry members for three-year terms. delegates to the Discestn convention named Sid ney A. Wood Mr. Darling and F. Joseph Isener with alternates. Vestry adjournment appointed Grieshaber Financial Secretary Krevet and Darling treasurer. Grieshaber also assistant treasurer. Mayor and Mrs. Diamond returned from trips to the Dutch West Indies and Puerto Rico and were hosted by local officials and dignitaries.
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Church of St. Mary Magdalene
Vomona Ave
H. Merle Darling
Arthur Watkins
Oscar James
David B. Pearce
Sidney A. Wood
Mr. Darling
F. Joseph Isener
Joseph J. Krevet
Victor L. LeMoine
Ralph Nolan
William H. Grieshaber
Grieshaber
Lithuanian Honor Day chair named for New York World’s Fair
Jack Stukas of 1264 White Street was chosen as chairman of Lithuanian New York State Honor Day at the World’s Fair in New York. Frederic B. Vogel announced the appointment and said the event will feature performing groups on Sunday June 3 at the State pavilion. Also note upcoming Candidates Night by the Malian American Civic Association on February 2 at College Inn, with public invited.
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Jack Stukas
White St
New York State
Frederic B. Vogel
Special Lavents
Pavision
Andidates
Board of Education
Malian American Civic Association
College Inn
Three Chosen For State HS Music
The Central Jersey Band and Orchestra Association held Region I auditions at Scotch Plains Fanwood High School with 400 students from over 40 towns. Hillside High seniors Judi Benjamin Phyllis Goldberg and David Levine were named to the All-State Festival after scoring highly.
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Central Jersey Band and Orchestra Association
Scotch Plains Fanwood High School
Scotch Plains
New Providence High School
Benjamin Plotkin
Union
J. 1. Stevens High School
Hillside High
Hillside
Judi Benjamin
Phyllis’ Goldberg
David Levine
Michael Bugis
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Christ the King Church
William R. Smalley
George Brown
John van Glider
H. Kerpén
G. J. Oakley
Zimmerman
Bisave
U. S
Clifford P. Case
Sen. Case
Case
Foreign Relations
Appropriations
Hillside Adult School
Westinghouse
General Electric
Tobias
Liberty Avenue
N. J. Waverly
Pop Warner Loop
Hill Side
Amy
Hillside Camera Club
Dan Seidmann
H. Dunster Mead
Nutley
Norman A. Macany
Starko's Liquor Store
Goolers For
Shade Tree Board
Kiwanis Award
Edward M. Love
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Kenton LD. Wood
National State Bank
Love
Beng Piveuip
Kiwanis International
Westfield
Bristol-Myers Products Division
Helen Chumar
Lee Micone
Frances Krasinski
Tri
Dutch West Indies
Puerto Rico
West Indies
Oscar Henriques
Michael Kupaeiri
San Juan
Dona Felissa
Fred J. Chavala
Hillside School System
Hillside National Bank
Susquehanna University
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve
T. J. Lipton, Inc
H. Fita
Westminster Aves
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