Wider Is Installed in Rotary President’s Role
Rotary honors Albert Swider at Hillside United Presbyterian Church for leadership and service. Swider, Newarker by birth, longtime Hillside resident, WWII veteran, deacon, treasurer of a summer music program, and father of five, assumed presidency with a slate including Walter Schorr as vice president and Martin Preiss as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thecoming Rotary
Albert Swider
Hillsisurer
Edward Noe
Paul Kowe
Swider
Walter Schorr Jr, II
Addeus Jascor
Inihe Rotary
Tream
Martin Preis
Henry Milne
Howard Zimmerman
Mr. Swider
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Hillside
Hillside High School
Dorothy Gray
Paul
Deborah
Katherine
David
Alan
Walter A Schorr
Jtey
Martin Preiss
Thaddeus Jageer
Howard E. Forsell
Kmer Soty Seemary
Anton Vit Jr
Hillside Rotary Club
Wit
Dept. of Public Works
Thaddeus Jascor
Zimmerman Photo Service
Retirement roll call marks 1965 in Nepal and Lyons Farms
In 1965 a wave of retirements touches local officials Fire Chief August H Daylet Deputy Chief Charles Grant and others depart after long service Elizabeth McCrillth Harold McBride Sr Mildred Stephan and Detective Sgt William Dieroff all leave roles or plan retirement The piece recalls the old Municipal Building at 1264 N Broad St and notes a lack of public flower plots since moves to a new building Hillside Class of 1965 commencement honors and a humorous anecdote about lapel pins at a men s club gathering continue the town tapestry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August H. Daylet
Department
Snce
Charles Grant
Police Department
Elizabeth K. McCrillth
The
Planning Board Civil Defense and Disaster Control Council
Harold F. McBride Sr
Mildred Stephan
Clase
Hillside Ave
William Dieroff
N. Broad St
Lyons Farms
Planners Redraw Hillside Town in Four Sectors
A land use report by Alvin E. Gershen Associates for Hillside Township divides the area into four residential sectors instead of three. Northside remains broad, while Southside becomes Southern Sector and Westside partly becomes Middle and Western Sectors. the railroad and highway divide the remaining Middle area. The Wolf Place area remains unassigned.
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Alvin E. Gershen
Trenton
Hillside
N. Broad St
Route 22
Newark
Irvington
Union
Lyons Farms
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Elizabeth River
Newark- Elizabeth
Woodruff Farms
Saybrook
Westminster
Westside
Calvin Coolidge
Harden-Locker
Southside
Lions To Entertain Union County Blind Association Guests
Hillside and Kenilworth Lions Clubs host a noon luncheon for the Union County Blind Association at Woodruff Area, Elizabeth River Park, Conant Street. Dominic P. Peterpaul of Hillside Club oversees initial arrangements.
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Union County Blind Association
Hillside and
Kenilworth Lions Clubs
Woodruff
Elizabeth River Park
Conant St
Fourth of July Fireworks Draw 5000 Spectators
More than 5,000 people attended the fourth annual fireworks display at the Woodruff section of Elizabeth River Park. Ground and aerial shows featured the flag, liberty bell, George Washington, and a large Good Night sign with waterfalls and pinwheels. Officials including Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler and Public Affairs Commissioner Anton Vit Jr. spoke. Hillside Lodge 1591 Elks provided music. Fire and police crews managed crowds as Mona Sussman sang the Star Spangled Banner.
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Woodruff
Elizabeth River Park
George Washington
Louis A. Dischler
Anton A.vit Jr
Dom
Justice For All
Hillside Lodge
BPO
Elks
Mona Sussman
Youth Arrested For Drug Charge In City Incident
Robert W. Burtwell aged 19 of 221 Arthur St was arrested at 9:35 PM June 29 in front of 1125 Liberty Ave by Police Sgt James Silva and Patrolman Edward Sadlon on a charge of being under the influence of a drug. Dr Charles Grubin examined him reporting influence by anamphetamine. He posted a $100 bond for court.
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Robert W. Burtwell
Arthur St
Liberty Ave
James Silva
Edward Sadlon
Charles Grubin
Bell
Five Persons Injured In Three Crashes
Five people suffered injuries in three vehicular accidents reported this week by police. At Hillside and Chestnut Avenues Miss Joanne Patanio, 18, driving with a learner’s permit, collided with William F. Schwab, 27. Patanio and passenger Miss Mary Zimmerman, 21, were treated at the scene and then taken to Beth Israel Hospital. The 9:35 P.M. crash also involved the licensed driver Zimmerman. A second collision on Long Avenue near Baker Street involved bicycle riders James Nolte, 14, and Antony Servatelli, 6, who were treated for leg laceration and bruises after colliding with Joseph Rettino’s car. The third accident, near Harding Terrace on Route 22, saw a truck driven by Elia Custabile, 44, flip onto its side after being forced off by a station wagon. Custabile was examined and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Metzger
Joanne Patanio
Center St
William F.schwab
Ellis Ave
Irvington
Hillside Ave
Chestnut Ave
Patanio
Mary Zimmerman
Sil Tillman St
Milton M.lilfen
Beth Israel Hospital
Newark
James Nolte
Vine St
Antony Servatelli
Milton Lilien
Joseph Rettino
Metuchen
Long Avenue
Baker St
John J. Pozar
James
Anthony
Elia J. Custabile
Brooklyn
N.Y
Harding Ter
Fatrolman
Robert Oram
Custabile
Lilien
Disorderly conduct and license issues lead to jail and fines
In Municipal Court Magistrate Henry Goldhor sentenced Joan Caprera to 40 days in county jail for disorderly conduct and unlicensed driving. Arthur A. Reardon received 30 days for a disorderly charge. Beverly Levinson, 18, was given a year in jail, suspended, with probation and mandated medical help, after a barbiturate-related arrest. Several others were fined for driving violations, speeding, unsafe parking, and toll nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Caprera
Ferry St
Newark
Henry Goldher
Arthur A. Reardon
Thompson St
New York City
Westminster
Joseph R. Smith
Beverly Levinson
Compton Ter
Goldhor
Elge
Patrick Deering
Maple Ave
Elizabeth
Hermann Apfel
Route 22
Mountainside
Michael Loniewski
Frelinghuysen
James S. March
de Graw Ave
Walter E. Kanser
Elizabeth Ave
Joseph L. Culella
Sunset Ter
Irvington
Carl E. Koonch
Stratford Place
Stephen Zelehoski
Clipper Ave
Nixon
Myer McNeely
Res Ave
Hawthorne
Kevin Maloney
Reader Ter
Fairlawn
Garden State Parkway
DinnerHonors Hillside Chief Fireman Ortatein Dinner
Dinner is set to honor Chief Fireman Robert Ortatein president of Hillside Local 35 FMBA at a 7 pm Wednesday Sept 29 dinner at the Chub Diana. Fire Chief Dayiet will retire in the fall. Capt. Stanley Lemond named chairman with Capt. Dominick Cupido Fireman Victor Heller Jr William Urbanski John Isaler and John De Santi assisting. Tickets available at Fire Headquarters 396 Hollywood Ave.
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Robert Ortatein
Hillside Local 35
FMBA
Jocal
August H. Dayiet
Diana
Unions
Dayiet
Stanley Lemond
Domnick Cupido
Victor Heller Jr
William Urbanski
John Isaler
John de Santi
Hollywood Ava
Jack Redlus Hardware House Furnishings
Local hardware store listing shows JACK REDLUS at 1299 Liberty Ave offering grass seed fertilizer garden tools and Benj Moore paints. Phone WA 3-8133.
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Jack Redlus
Benj
Moore Paints
Liberty Ave
Burglary Reports Hit Irving and Nearby Areas
Irving resident Home Entered reports a Friday to Monday break in with rear door forced. Items stolen include a 419 inch television, silverware, a coin collection, a typewriter, and cash totaling about 2895. A Newark service station car was entered. booster, jack and towing chains stolen. Park Police say shed at Salem section was entered. Other residents report first floor apartment entered and valuables missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Sutta
Center St
George Kaplan
Williamson Ave
Watson Gulf Service Station
Elizabeth Ave
Newark
Union County Park
Salem
Elizabeth River Park
Benjamin Untergian
Leslie St
Helené Levenstein
Westminster Ave
Priday
Szarko’s Liquor Store Offers Free Delivery
Szarko’s Liquor Store on Aberty Avenue in WA advertises wines beers and kegs with free delivery and party supplies. Includes contact number 3-1495 and mentions coolers and beer options.
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Szarko'e
Aberty Avenue
Poets WA
Hearing Monday On Garden Apartment Project
Township officials weigh legality of a public hearing on Arden Homes Inc. garden apartment plan at North Broad and King Streets. Mayor Diamond pursues transcript review as attorney Finkel checks legal right while Kane argues Board of Adjustment determinations foreclose another hearing. Nearby topics include Hillside Industrial Commission talks, zoning changes, and new appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kane
Arden Homes Inc
Robert Diamond
North Broad and
King Sts
Kane
Board of Adjustment
A. Howard Finkel
Diamond
Finkel
Arnold Witte
Hillside Industrial Commission
Hillside Industrial Association
Planeting Board
Kenneth M. Ross
Board of Assessors
Anton Vit Jr
Joseph Rain
Ramond
Monroe Ackerman
Ross Wescome
Hollywood Ave
Long Ave
Dept. of Public Works
Elizabeth Town Water Co
G.marinino
Wit
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Ave
Police Department
Central Ave
Hillside Rotary Club
Bristol-Myers Buys Liberty Ave Property
Bristol-Myers Co confirmed the purchase of five acres on Liberty Avenue, including the William Hale Coal Co and former Neill and Spanier and Harthorne Mill work Co lumber yards, destroyed by fire on June 28, 1963. The land lies in commercial and industrial zones with a railroad spur from the Irvington Branch of Lehigh Valley Rail Road. Hale Neil and Span Jer and the Bristol-Myers Co were early Irvington Branch locators after the township’s formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hale Coal Co
Neill and Spanier and Harthorne Millwork Co
Bristol Myers Co
Irvington
Une
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Hale
Neil and
Span~ Jer
Brietal-Myers Company
Leaves Saturday On European Trip
FRANK WOODRUFF JR leaves this Saturday for a four European trip with plans to study toward an MBA at New York University after earning a B.S. in economics from St Peters College Jersey City. He will tour England Germany Italy France and Spain with Patrick Maguire and may ride a motor scooter between locales. He expects to return in early September. A black English racer bicycle was found by Mrs Rose Capito on June 29 on her lawn. A red bicycle valued at 37 dollars owned by Thomas Walker was stolen from George Washington School Playground that afternoon.
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Frank Woodruff JR
Frank Woodruff, Jr
Bud
B.C
A.C
Frank
Looker Street
St. Peters College
Jersey City
New York University
England
Patrick Maguire
Germany
Italy
France
Spain
Rose Capito
Chester St
Thomas Walker
Itaska St
George Washington School
Miss American Starlet Contest Opens At Palisades Park
Lilita Lee Spitals, 21, of Hillside New Jersey enters the first annual Miss American Starlet Contest at Palisades Amusement Park New Jersey. Open to single American citizens 17 to 25, judged weekly in one piece swimsuits on beauty face figure charm poise and personality. No entry fee or purchase required. Details and blanks available by writing Palisades Amusement Park New Jersey. Preliminaries held each Wednesday through August 4th.
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Lilita “Lee
Spitals
Harvard Avenue
Hillside
New Jersey
Palisades Amusement Park
N.J
Prince Macarohi Company
Lowell Mass
Palisadé
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Rotary
Ollywood Ave
Fistauen We Yeeseue Ue Keillside Rotary Club
Hillside Unitedresbyterian
Alexander
Jella Swider
Radua
Ted
Saybrook Choo
Hillside HighQhip
Ann*Junior College
Joan
Coe Ave
Liont
Lem Ein Momento
Nepal
Hillside Ol 48
Y Hillside
Fees
William M. Raphael
Monroe Garden Apartments
Fabyan Place
Wolf Place
Lions
TOBIA
Tobia’s
Liberty Avenue
N.J. Waverly
Cook
Garden Apt
Rota
Bristol-Myers
Miss Lilita Spitals
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