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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1958

Page

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Berting Seeks Post Amid Board of Education Vacancy

Two applications have been filed for the post of Superintendent of Buildings on Grounds of the Board of Education. John F. Berting, metallurgist and school board member, is among applicants, with Henry Singe retiring after 31 years. The position may pay $6,500 to $8,300, while Singe earns $SAT,000 for added duties on high school additions.

Berting Singe Board of Aucation Helen P. Kckpatrick Hanry Singe Ite John F. Berting Ju Metals Disintegrating Co Govgo Manhattan John Til Hiawatha Avenue William Galil Lewis Pratt Pitzpatriers Street Pratt Union County Board of Elections

Hillside asks for traffic aid and reforms from freeholders

A Hillside resident requests county action at the Liberty avenue and Vaux Hall road intersection to ease afternoon homecoming traffic. The letter urges a traffic light on the county road and directs the matter to Freeholders George W. Herlich for relief. The piece critiques a police order clearing minor accidents to civil courts, noting cluttered Municipal Court dockets and unnecessary tickets for drivers in stalled or parked vehicles.

Herlich George W. Herlich Hillside Liberty Venue Vaux Hall Road Brookside Liberty Avenue Union Union Township Teepre

Zoning Board Reverses Itself Grants Rayco Expansion

The Zoning Board reversed a previous denial and granted Rayco Seat Covers Inc. permission to add a one story masonry structure for installing mufflers on Route 22. Police and private surveys found no traffic hazard. a prior estimate cited 0,000 cars daily past the site. Harpal Machine & Tool Co. won a zoning change recommendation to permit motor power use in an addition, with votes split among members.

O!justment Rayco Seat Covers Inc Bloy Street Rayco Harpal Machine & Tool Co White Street Charles T. Rausch Michael Stachura Herman Arlein Louis A. Disehler Mark Jannelli

Ross Holds Township Plans For Long Range Campaign

Karl B. Ross, Republican candidate for Township Committee, spoke before the Hillside Republican Club at Polish American Wall. He urged long-range planning and modernization to meet changing conditions and answered audience questions while asserting his opponent would regret running. Township official Truman M. Schulman introduced Ross and praised his candidacy.

Karl B. Ross Township Committee Hillside Republican Club Ross Toss Tru

Hillside Democrats accuse machine politics in upheaval

Republican Karl B. Ross charges Hillside Democrats with a corrupt machine, citing a June 10 swap of secrets and a revolving secretary post. Sidney Englander names party rot and a lack of governance balance, while Mayor Winston defends rotation and warns of drift from good government.

Municipal Police Course Graduate Leads Class Address

William E. Tozer of New Shrewsbury Police Department, a former Hillside resident, graduates from the 37th Municipal Police class. The six week course by New Jersey Police Academy at Sea Girt ends with exercises June 20 at Manasquan High School. Tozer serves as class president and delivers the commencement address. The academy is funded by the New Jersey State Police in cooperation with the State Association of Police Chiefs, the F.B.I, the State PBA, and the State League of Municipalities.

William E. Tozer New Shrewsbury

Miss Lukashinsky Joins Presbyterian Hospital Staff

Dorothy A Lukashinsky daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lukashinsky of 295 Shelton Terrace was graduated from Columbia University New York with a Bachelor of Science after two years at Drew University and three years at Columbia Nursing. On July 1 she joined the staff of Presbyterian Hospital at Columbia Medical Center New York City.

Dorothy A. Lukashinsky John Lukashinksy Shelton Terrace Columbia University New York Drew University Madison Columbia Presbyterian Hospital Columbia Medical Center New York City

Graduation party honors Hillside graduate Eileen McGinty

Mr and Mrs James McGinty hosted a June 20 celebration at the Hillside Elks Club for daughter Eileen McGinty who graduated with honors from Christ the King A guest list included maternal and paternal grandparents along with numerous Hillside Elizabeth Verona and Caldwell connections The article notes Eileen’s father Michael Gowen a Hillside Elks leader also entered Ye shiva University teaching fellowship among ten selected from over four hundred applicants

James McGinty Hillside Avenue Hillside Elks Club Eileen Christ the King School Joseph Corcoran Thomas Corcoran Diane Kelfriden Hillside Joseph McGinty McGinty John McGinty Elizabeth A. A. Riordan Seated Plains J. Corcoran Gatewood Eugene Corcoran Caldwell Roselle P. Kelly Verona R. Sweeney Bloomfield John Tracy Linden Hillside Elks Lodge Michael Gowen Conklin Avenue Yeshiva University Golden

Direct Police Chief To Organize PAL

Announcement was made this week of the appointment of Township Attorney Sidney Birnbaum as Hillside campaign manager for Col. Jack B. Dunn, Democratic candidate for United States Congress from the Sixth District. Dunn’s refugee relief work plus his business and international affairs background are cited as qualifications. The town council authorized the police chief to initiate a Police Athletic League, while bids were sought for a footbridge repair and an ordinance to limit multi family dwellings to four units. Public hearing set for July 15.

Hillside Hyman M Schulman Adolph A. Winston Winston Sidney Birnybaum Jack B. Dunn United States Congress Sixth Union County Meyner Dunn Camp Kilmer Birnbaum Iiliside VW Dunn Poland Tuly Lithuania Estonia Germany Holland Europe Duna Police Athletic League Police Committee William Gural Paul F. Korlesky PAL Samuelikat Hillside Safety Council Sidney Birnbaum Congress Harrison PB. Williams U.S. Senate

Flash Cleaners Pickets Not Employed by Strike Claim

Flash Cleaners at Liberty and Hillside Avenue rejects strike charges. Owner Harry Weinstein says the in front pickets are not his employees nor union members, hired specifically for the protest. Local 279 official Max Katz counters that several pickets are board members and that the firm has not renewed its contract since April 15.

Liberty Hillside Avenues Harry Weinstein 279 Cleaners and Dyers Joint Board Weinstein Flash Cleaners Max Katz Hillside Unteue Katz Flash "Cleaners

Pay For Coaches At HS Unchanged

Several members of the high school athletic coaching staff were reappointed for the next year with unchanged pay from the just ended year. Reappointments include Carmen Ferrigno heads football at $800, Willis Swales assistant football and soccer at $750 total, William Todt basketball at $400, Joseph Silver assistant at $650, Swales assistant at $325, and two new assistants Manuel Marshall and Barry Reister at $300 each. New teachers hired for September 1 include Charles H. Franke at $4,600, Marie Atkielski and Philip Carmills at $4,400 each, and Sanford Endick at $4,200.

Board of Education Carmen Ferrigno Willis Swales William Todt Joseph Silver Swales Manuel Marshall Barry Reister Charles H. Franke Marie Atkielski Philip G. Carmills Sanford Endick

Moynihan Elected To High DAV Post In New Jersey

Police Sgt J Vincent Moynihan voted Department Senior Vice Commander at the New Jersey DAV convention in Wildwood. A long time member of Charles Wernicke Chapter 55 he served as chapter commander 1956-57 and led membership drive last year. He also holds memberships in the American Legion VFW Knights of Columbus and local PBA.

Disabled American Veterans of New Jersey Wildwood J. Vincent Moynihan Department Moynihan Charles Wernicke Jr Asbury Park Mt. Moynihan Charles Wernicke Department of New Jersey D.A.V Department Hillside American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Walner Canty Cornell Knights of Columbus

Outlines Duties Of A Rotary President

Observations of a president was the Hill side Rotary Club talk by Harold C. Benzing. He recounted experiences from the past year, outlined duties and problems, and shared impressions of the Rotary district meeting. Topics included prompt meetings, making up absences, guiding program chairs, and keeping committees active.

Hillside Rotary Club Harold C. Benzing Benzing Rotary District

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Carol Dubow Mortis Dubow Williamson Avenue Diana Lrltside Maryland Washington San Antonio Texas Newark Dan T Whatson Municipal Court Henry Goldhor Rees Police Department Ing Bill’s Hardware Liberty Ave Hillside Shopping Center Tues Wed & Sat Zoning Board Karl Ross John J. Jakuboski Sidney Englander Board of Assessors Englander Rubin Ritz Max Schleifer Democratic Party Ram Elizabeth River Linde Co Dr. Ram Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Russell Brorer Hallmark Town Bakery Miss Lukashinsky Dorothy Lukashensky Colle Birnbaum Directs Dunn Campaien Pate Col. Dunn Harrison A. Williams Louis A. Dischler Tmillside Col Dunn Westfield Ales Maniayer S. Gumpert Co Jersey City Haydn Electronic Products Inc Plainfield Meyers Canning Company Spring Grove Penn Sound Military Government Group Military Government Association New Chapters Col General MacArthur Pacific Szarko's Liquor Store Uberg Avenue Liberty Pharmacy Gorman P. Fischer Chrysler-Plymouth Broad St DE Soto P.S Arowney Rome DAV Rotary Jack Reclus Picnic Sue P Hias
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