Ukrainian Church Receives Plaques for New Liberty Site
The Ukrainian Church on Liberty avenue and Blay street will place a framed history and a portrait of Rev. Myron Sozanski in its new building. For four years the parish has held Sunday mass and Saturday School at the Elks Lodge quarters on Hillside avenue. Lodge members George Helock Jr and John Andreychin also serve on the church building committee.
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Liberty Avenue
Blay Street
Elks Lodge
Hillside Avenue
Myron Sozanski
Father Sozanski
Lodge
George Helock, Jr
John Andreychin
Immerman
Joseph McDonough
George D. Brown
Harry Loria
Dotin V. Redling
Catholic Church of the Immacu
Hillside Lodge
Elks
Parkway zoning delays and toll court cases noted
A local column discusses delays in rezoning and a $80 fee for minor home additions, urging simplification. It cites Parkway toll disputes over coin drops and court rulings, and recalls Magistrate Henry Goldhor spotted riding a scooter, highlighting license rules for scooters.
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Parkway
Zoning Board
D. Louis Tonti
Garden State Parkway
Tonti
Morton L. Isaacs
Irvington
Union Toll Plaza
Jane Winterhalter
Scotch Plains
Henry Goldhor
Steve
Tax Office Opens Two Monday Evenings in Hillside
Hillside tax office will be open Monday evenings August 1 and August 8 from 7 to 8 PM for property owners. Collector John C. Pozar announced the schedule yesterday.
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Hillside
John C. Pozar
Liquor License Transfer to Fun Fair Bowl Granted
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board approved the transfer of the plenary retail consumption license from Mary Elizabeth Scannell Helpap for Scannell’s Tavern at 1328 North Broad Street to Fun Fair Bowl Inc. The new owners plan to open a bowling alley at 1319 North Broad Street with miniature golf, billiards, a coffee shop and cocktail lounge. Fun Fair Bowl operates eight similar venues nationwide, with headquarters at 12 Broadway New York City and Ruben A. Dankoff as president. Arnold Kent represented the company before the ABC board.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Evans Terminal
North Broadstreet
Mary Elizabeth Scannell
Fun Fair Bowl
Pun Pair
Broadway
New York City
Ruben A. Dankoff
ABC
Arnold Kent
Newark
Hadassah to Dedicate Medical Center in Israel August 3
Hillside Chapter of Hadassah will take part in the dedication of the Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center at Kiryat Hadassah near Jerusalem. A dedication page will appear in the Hillside Times the week of October 23 to raise funds for completing and equipping the center.
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Hillside Chapter
Hadassah
Women's Zionist Organization of America
Israel
David Becker
Plymouth Road
Samuel Leonard
Eastern Parkway
Herman Schulman
United States
Puerto Rico
Hadassah Mebrew University
Hadith Medical Organizaton
Abraham Tulin
Hadassal
Medical Center Committee
United Nations
Mt. Scopus
Jerusalem
Herbert H. Lehman
Joseph Neufeld
Hillside PAL Forms New Board as Fund Drive Advances
The Hillside Police Athletic League forms a new board at its building dedication set for 2 p.m. September 17 with an open house to follow. Police Commissioner Louis A. Dischler reports the Hillside Industrial Foundation has completed a $40,000 pledge toward the building. about $6,000 collected and $3,000 to $4,000 pledged remain.
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Hillside Pal
Alois J. Stier
PAL
Chester L. Franckel
Lewis-Chester Insurance Agency
Hillside Kiwanis Club
V. William di Buono
Dischler
John ‘A. Desch
Arthur Seale
Lawrence Lillie
Hillside Local 70
PBA
George Davies
James Silva
Henry G. Groh
Unico Sponsors Two Boys At Camp And Township Police Changes
Unico National supports two Hill side Chapter boys William Platt and Alvin Tortorielly for two weeks at Camp Bradley in Pottersville. Meanwhile Township Committee considers Deputy Police Chief Lawrence Treger’s retirement filed for August 21 and possible shifts after Chief Korlesky’s February death and Voelk’s May promotion.
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Unico
Charles S. Mancuso
Louis Luciano
Hillside
Unico National
William Platt
Alvin Tortorielly
Camp Bradley
Pottersville
Lawrence Treger
Howard J. Bloy
Treger
Ernest A. Voelk
Paul F. Kortesky
Police Committee
Louis A. Dischler
Chhief
Harry Schuetzle
Department
Korlesky
Charles Grant
George Shelbourne
Arthur Seale
Frank Erdman
Walter Steib
John Candrillo
Spt
William Dieroff, Sr
New York University
Patrol- Menane-Poice
Army officer receives first Oak Leaf for meritorious service
Lt Col Felix S Smolenski chief of Military Personnel Division HQ Second U S Army is awarded the first Oak Leaf Cluster to the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service and leadership. He will depart July 29 for courses at the Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kansas. He resides with wife Eva Lucille and daughters Stephanie and Deborah Anne at 621 Hammond Lane Odenton Maryland. parents live in Hillside New Jersey.
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Fort George G. Meade
Felix S. Smolenski
Office of the Adjutant General
Second U.S. Army
Smolenski
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Hammond Jane
Odenton
Eva Lucille
Stephanie 10
Deborah Anne
Marvin C. Smolenski
Cedar Street
Hillside, NJ
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Turnpike
State Highway Department
Wee WY
Mrs
Baker & Taylor
W. William di Buono
Baker & Taylor Co
Union County
Union County Vocational
Morris Ave
Union MU
Valiant
Chrysler
New Jersey
Fischer Chrysler CO
Norroad Street
PAL Board
Hillside National Bank
William Buie
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Paul Kifner
Harden-Looker Post 50
American Legion
Samuel Fazzune
Old Board of Trustees
Frank Co| Velesky
Col. Smolenski
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Coe Avenue
Broad St
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