Elks Launch 200000 Shield Drive For Crippled Children
Hillside Lodge volunteers lead New Jersey Elks 35th annual Crippled Children Shield campaign mailing seals to 1 500 000 homes with a goal of 200 000 dollars. Last year 156 000 dollars funded nearly 4 000 examinations 7 000 therapy treatments 3 695 nurse home visits 232 operations 19 artificial limbs and 153 orthopedic treatments across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Photo Service
Frank Mackin
Albert W. Renner
William Hofmann
Kenneth Melroy
Charles Neigel
New Jersey State Elks Crippled?” Children's Committee
New Jersey
New Jersey Elks
Andrew E. Karlick
Hillside Lodge
St. Barnabas Hospital
Newark
Betty Bacharach
Charles Wernicke
Per
William Robin
P.E.R
John Mason
George McClatchey
Month Of Missions at Hillside First Baptist Church
February marks a Month Of Missions conference at the First Baptist Church of Hillside on Hillside Avenue. Pastor Wesley A. Olsen says missionaries from around the world will speak, including Rev. Joseph B. Henry, Miss C. M Tucker, Rev. Horace Fenton, Rev. Elwin Peters, Rev. George Cole, and Rev. William Pontier across several Sundays and midweek evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Maple Avenue
Wesley A. Olsen
Joseph B. Henry
Africa Inland Mission
C. M Tucker
Wgyptiit
Horace Fenton
Elwin Peters
Congo
George Cole
Baptist Foreign Mission Society
William Pontier
Baker Faces Fines For Drunken Driving And Bribery Attempt
Stanley Poclask, 61, of 40 Blay Street, fined 310 for two counts of driving while revoked. He had previously had license revoked in January 1956 for drunken driving. Police say he offered bribes to officers to forget the revocation. Eleanor Devor Dreslane, 49, of 16 Main Street, Tarrytown, N Y, pleaded guilty to drunken driving on January 20, fined 225, and had driving privilege revoked in New Jersey for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Poclask
D40
Blay Street
Municipa Court
Sidney Birnbaum
Poci
Wis
Paul de Graw
Jack King
Gordon Milburn
Grand Jury
Eleanor Devor Dreslane
Main Street
Tarrytown
New Jersey
Group Attends Women's Conference in New York City
The annual Spring conference of the Evening Membership department of the New Jersey Federation of Women’s Clubs will be held at the Hotel McAlpine in New York City on Saturday February 2. Portly representatives from Hillside Women’s Club include Mrs. Greger Pearson chairwoman Mrs. J Prank Reinhard Mrs. Thomas Roy Mrs Walter Spitz and Miss Alta R Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Federation of Women's Clubs
McAlpine
New York City
Port
Hillside Woman’s Club
Greger Pearson
J. Prank Reinhard
Thomas Roy
Walter Spitz
Alta R. Ely
Hillside Education Board Faces Budget and Rent Control Debate
At a recent budget hearing Major Karl B. Ross of the North Avenue Civic Group vowed to pressure the Board of Education for bus service and even hinted at persistent disruption. Former PTA member Judas Gillet questioned a 600 allocation for school elections as members argued compensation is legal for election board work. Hillside’s rent control board weighs continuing controls beyond next June amid public sentiment and cost concerns. Thomas A. Roy’s resignation from the Planning Board prompts reflection on his experience and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Budgey
Board of Education
Karl B. Ross
North Avenue Civic Group
Frank J. Hill
Abe Charnack
Charmack
Judas Gillet
P.T.A
Hillside
Rent Control Board
North Avneue Civic Group
Bard
North Avenue
Lawrence Levitas
Hillside Industrial Associaton
Hillside Reserve Police To Hold February Recruit Drive
Police Chief Paul F Korlesky announced a February recruit drive for Hillside Reserve Police. About 3000 letters were mailed. applications are at Police Headquarters. Training lasts 10 weeks with assignments to Culwich Coolidge School Saybrook areas under Lt s Brennan Fabricant Berish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Reserve
Paul F. Korlesky
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
Culwich Coolidge School
Raymond J. Brennan
Hillside Avenue
Milton Fabricant
Saybrook
Michael Berish
Wallace Tidaback
Hillside Reserve Police
City And Church Topic At Franklin Memorial Talk
Stanley J. Hallet will speak on City And Church A Mutual Challenge at Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Maple and Keer avenues Sunday February 10 at 8 The discussion will review church city relations and future opportunities An open discussion will follow Brownie Troop 120 Galvin Coolidge School marked its third birthday with a party at the school led by Mrs Al Russo and Mrs Leon Berger Parents and staff attended and girls received 1 year pins Ronnie Berger Janet Petrucelli Kathleen Swartz presented with pins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley J. Hallet
Trinity Methodist Church
Newark
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Maple and
Keer Avenues
Galvin’ Coolidge School
al Russo
Leon Berger
Edna Doll
Mildred Fairweather
D. Petrucelli
Michael Abel
Sam Gaines
John Swartz
Romatyshyn
Ronnie Berger
Janet Petrucelli
Kathleen Swartz
Reelect Officers of Hillside Bank at annual meeting
Hillside National Bank reelected officials at the annual reorganizational meeting. William Doremils was chosen chairman of the board. James A Owell was reelected president. Harvey W Peace Jr Henry Groh and Harold Benzing were named vice presidents. David Morrison was named assistant vice president Oliver Hertton cashier Kenton Wood assistant cashier and auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide Doremils
Hillside National Bank
James A Owell
Ylee
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
Henry Groh
Harold Benzing
David Morrison
Olver F. Hertton
Kenton D. Wood
Health board retainer fee questioned no politics involved
Milley J. Rubin of 429 Sanford Avenue said there was no politics in criticizing the $360 retainer fee for appointing a Board of Health attorney. He objected to the extra expense as unnecessary, stating his remarks were not politically charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milley J. Rubin
Sanford Avenue
Board of Health
Silverman Heads Planning Board
Harry Silverman an attorney at 1515 Sedley Street was elected chairman of the Planning Board on Wednesday night, succeeding Thon as chair. He had served since August 16, 1955, after a vacancy created by Rubi Ritz’s resignation. Fischter’s ousting spurred protest by board attorney. Henry Goldway replaced Fischter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Silverman
Sedley Street
Plainty Board
Thonas
George S. Fischter
Silverman
Rubi Ritz
Fischer
Henry Gold- Way
Nine Candidates For Board Of Education
Nine candidates will seek three seats on the Hillside Board of Education in the February 13 election. Incumbents J Eleanor Nulton and Joseph Ram run again. Max Schleifer not seeking re election. Other contenders include Howard Kobrin and several local civic leaders. The article notes petitions for school improvements and a possible separate referendum on funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
J. Eleanor Nurton
Joseph Ram
Max Schleifer
Eleanor Nulton
Beechwood Place
Nutton
Budget Preview For 1957 City Budget Monday Session
Mayor Di Buono announced a Monday budget preview for 1957 with civic group representatives invited at 8 pm in the Municipal Building. The public may attend as conferences aim for a moderate tax rate increase while schools need $44 000 more and new ratables add $1 300 000. Police and Fire members granted a 200 salary increase totaling 16 000. officers seek 10 percent boosts. Additional requests come from library and Recreation Commission for larger budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. William di Buono
Mae
di Buono
Amended School Budget Increases Textbooks and Adds For High School
The Board of Education adopted an amended budget for the school year starting July 1 adding 4600 for textbooks and supplies to reach 1 668 503 and submits it to voters on February 13. An additional transfer of 5269 from the capital reserve funds to capital outlay funds plans for a proposed high school addition as enrollment nears capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Max Schleifer
Joseph Rat
Capital Reserve Fund
Ram
Lay Education Group Urged to Coordinate With Board
Joseph Rin urges a lay education group to work with the Hillside Board of Education on school construction pupil transportation and public relations. Raul Howis notes close cooperation could shape policies and public outreach ahead of a potential referendum. Rin urges voting on February 18 for the budget and three board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Vole Lin
Ram
Ore
Board of Education
New Conservative Jewish Congregation of Hillside Service Friday
Joseph Rum and Monroe Aker will conduct services Friday night for the newly formed Conservative Jewish Congregation of Hillside at Maple Mall 1581 Maple Avenue. Mr and Mrs Dan Feldman host in honor of their anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rum
Monroe Akerman
Hillside
Maple Mall
Maple Avenue
Dan Feldman
Hillside Hungarian Relief Drive Acknowledges Support
Public aid drive in Hillside led by Hungarian Workmen's Home thanks Zimmerman and Leslie J. Reed for organizing donations. Citizens, including many children who canvassed homes, aided the effort with clothing and funds delivered to Camp Kilmer via Harry Weinstein of Flash Cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onto Zimmerman
Chesteebtoet
Hillside
Zimmerman
Leslie J. Reed
Ayngary
Harry Wein
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Elks
Baptist Church
Dion T Whitton
Thomas A. Roy
George S. Fischler
Roy
Hillside Bank
Ask
Witty
Recreation Commission
Peter G. Humanik
Humanik
Central Avenue
Huownik
Hillside Civic Association
Wor
J. Lute Share
Dominick Peterpaul
Shuirmnan
Finance Conmithes
Newark School
Agadem
B'nai B'rith
Syranguuge
Saybrook School
PTA
Howard Kobbin
Buchanan Street
Robtin
Pel A
Linden
Millside Heights
Aty
Kobrin
Arthur Kreszl
Salem Avenue
Kreszl
Elizabeth
Irvington
Irvington High School
Newark School of Fine and Industrial Arts
Swift Wand Co
Jersey City
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Shade Tree Commission
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Hillside Democratic Whilh
Cub Pack
Kiwanis Club
Morri-Saybrook School
Ind Te
Robert
William
Alex E. Silberman
Clark Street
Silberman
Central High School
University of Newark
Joseph J. Reiss
Essex-Hudson
New Jersey Public Accountants Association
Liberty Avenue
Public Library
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
E-Elect
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Billste EL
Salem Pharmacy
Browney Funeral Home
Broad
Matt-Best Products
Baby Carriages
Bicycles
Lionel
Liberty Ave
Ammerman Photo
Michael Tobit
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