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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
1
Broad Realty plans a 30 000 square foot office building at 1480 North Broad Street with side and rear parking. Architect is William Martucci. The project offers fully furnished offices with secretarial and telephone services to attract tenants and boost Hillside area morale and growth.
Seymour Bierman of 12 Conant Street cleared four inches of sticky snow from the sidewalks in front of the Board of Education Building using a new snow blower. He serves as vice chair of the Buildings and Grounds Committee and said it is important that school sidewalks are kept clear.
Philip J. Levitan will chair the Men s Division drive for the 1966 Take a Giant Step campaign by the United Jewish Appeal of Essex County. He is a Hillside attorney and active in local Jewish and civic groups. A joint dinner plan is proposed by Rotary Hillside Wants and Fans clubs to be held at College Inn.
Mrs. Paul Kifner of 946 Salem Ave Hillside chairs ticket sales for an Army Band concert at 8 30 p m Thursday March 17 in the Masonic Temple Elizabeth to benefit the Eastern Union County Chapter American National Red Cross. She is aided by Miss Esther Odge of 310 Conant St Hillside Board of Health
Mrs. Paul Kilner and Mrs. Elizabeth A. McGraith of 56 Clark St. are listed as organizers for a concert by the U S Military Academy Band of West Point New Jersey. The event marks the oldest Army unit and band to appear locally, with a history dating before the Revolution. Continued on Page 10.
Hillside moves the Aldene Plan forward toward a rail reroute from Central Railroad of New Jersey to Lehigh tracks. Proposal envisions up to twenty trains daily stopping in Hillside and faster access to Newark Penn Station, while critics warn of crossing impacts and a proposed underpass to aid elderly and parents with children.
Weekend arrests included six men and 51 juveniles. all released pending court appearances. Notable cases involve Anthony Triano 1315 Broadway and John McCoy Jr 252 Bloy St. plus others for eluding police, speeding and disorderly conduct. A 16-year-old girl molestation case led Roy Paul Kulberda 20 to bail. Juveniles held on Lehih Valley tracks for stolen material.
Nearly 700 attendees heard Drew Pearson praise Hillside Times at the Sinal Congregation on Maple Avenue for its community devotion. Sidney Silverstein accepted the award on behalf of publisher Morris Hillside Times, honoring Robert Kaplan and pledging continued fearless local reporting.
Local liquor shop at 1317 Liberty Avenue advertises wines liquors and beers with free prompt delivery. Kegs and beer coolers for hire are also offered. Contact WA 3-0659 or WA 3-1495 for service.
The Hillside Business and Professional Women’s Club announces an April trip to Mystic Seaport Conn following earlier tours to Washington for cherry blossoms and Peddler’s Village. A high school dance at Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church occurs April 23 with music by the Pugitives. Watchung Players will present a Lenten play at the church April 8. Scuba diving classes will be taught by Hillside Fire Captain James Foran at the Eastern Union County YMCA Elizabeth.
Applications for the position of School Traffic Guards are available at Hillside Municipal Building Township Clerk's Office from 9 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday. Women aged 25 to 45 with a car for transportation only are invited to apply during Feb 24 to March 3.
Sigmund Segall of 832 Union Ave files in Superior Court alleging Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Co refused to pay his theft loss of 8837.30 after a burglary last Aug. He claims home insurance covered theft up to 9200 and that he sought coverage on cash over 1000 for a coin collection worth about 2000 and jewelry items over 1000 each. He states agent William Van R Cadmus told him the policy would have no deductible and 10 limit if valuables stayed on premises. Represented by William E Sellinger of Passaic.
Baker and Taylor Company plans a new facility in Somerville to handle rising volume and improve efficiency. An executive noted the Hillside conveyor line has reached its limit, making a new plant more economical than enlarging the Hillside site. Hillside will remain headquarters despite crowding parking.
Male or female applicants sought for part time afternoon positions handling stock and general office duties. Call 926-5110 for details.
Hillside PAL reports its books in the black for the first time, crediting festive community support from Kraft Food Co. to Buchanan Electric Co. and many others for helping fund Christmas decorations. Det. Alois J. Ster praises contributions from local groups and departments in a PAL Board briefing. A separate item notes Alexander Haig and family planning a $200000 pagoda style Brick Township home with extensive amenities and year round occupancy. Architect is Joseph Alma of Elizabeth.
Mrs Theresa Cullari found her car stolen Feb 10 in Elizabeth New Jersey. While walking near East Jersey Street she spotted the vehicle with a youth on the passenger side and alerted police. Bruce Kaslow 18 Newark denied theft. George Marmonstein 19 Elizabeth was driver and arrested on auto larceny charges. A woman’s suit, typewriter and keys were missing from the car.
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