New Jersey AAU Cage Championships Bring Big Event to Hillside
The New Jersey State AAU basketball championships will be held Friday at Hillside High School starting at 1 pm. The event features the Trenton Del Rios vs Newark Dukes for the gate championship with four teams advancing from a elimination tourney and awards to top players from Rider Seton Hall and other colleges. Tickets cost 75 cents for adults and 1 cent for students, available from the Hillside Recreation Commission or at the door.
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New Jersey
Hillside High School
Percy G. Humanik
Recreation Super Ybedet
AAU
Hillside
Humanik
den Wanes
Portman's News Service
Bolola
Pete's
Trenton
Trenton del Rios
Champins
Newark Tron Dukes
Denver
Colorado
del Rios Wil
Andy McGowen
Manhattan
Leonard Williams
Kormld Logan
Maryland
Din Gallagher
Joe Viligliang
Nicholas Panten
Rider
Por Ue Tron Dukes
Frank Otway
John Ligos
Seton Hall
Willi
Red” ‘Thompson
Join Marshall
Jersey City
Joe Laprete
Mike Afflitto
St. John's
Brookyu
Hillside Recreation Commission
Mayfair Theatre
Hillside Proclaims March as Girl Scout Week 1955
Mayor Henry Goldhor proclaims March 7 to 12, 1955 as Girl Scout Week and March 12 as the 43rd anniversary of Girl Scouting in the United States. He urges citizens to support the organization and its citizenship training program for girls.
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Girl Scouts
United States of America
Hillside
Guldhor
Girl Scout Organization
Township welfare chief complains about new building noise
Mrs Jean Uvernano director of welfare letter to Township Committee objects to the new municipal building plans. noise from a police pistol range in the basement may interfere with work. Lt Scheutzle urges clear public explanations of air raid siren tests amid resident questions.
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Jean Uvernano
Giordano
Harry Scheutzle
Iust
Wrens
Say
Quiet Primary Indicates Uncontested Local Election
Indications show an unusually quiet primary on Tuesday April 19 with only Commissioner William Gural filing for renomination. Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy notes no Republican candidate yet, though Jack Walsh was once mentioned. Filing deadline is 9 oclock tonight.
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Willam Gural
Howard J. Bloy
Jack Walsh
Tenite Public Hearing on Township Budget Tonight
Public hearing on the township budget will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the Municipal Building. The budget includes pay increases for township officials, police and fire department officers, and other employees. Municipal auditor William Burke estimates a tax rate rise from HY 106.08.
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Willies
William Burke
Munnicipal
Magistrate Pushes for Sobriety Tests as Drunk Driving Case Slips
Judge Sidney Einhbane urges mandatory testing devices after a doctor failed to appear in court over a drunken driving charge. Police report an accident on a rainy night with no witnesses, while Leo Stone, 27, was fined 105 dollars for driving while revoked.
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Becabee Wrumuung
Sidney Eiynbane
Emanuel Gersien
Birn[baum
James Nolan
Vid Bark Street
Walter Steib
Dhe
Birnbaum Sso
Elizabeth Physicians Exchange
Leo E. Stone
St Street
Elizabeth
Tribute Marks 35 Years For Northwood at Blighbeth Church
More than 400 gathered at Blighbeth Avenue Presbyterian Church to honor Arthur Northwood completing 35 years as pastor and Mrs Northwood at a congregational reception. Clergymen from Newark and surrounding communities shared recollections and praise for his ministry and service to the Newark Presbytery and General Assembly. Music and prayers filled the program as residents recalled his arrival and leadership, followed by refreshments coordinated by church members.
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Blighbeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arthur Northwood
Northwood
Prospect Presbyterian Church
Maplewood
Secumrelias
G. Morgan Waymer
Calvary Lutheran Church
Carver
Buin
Newark
General Assembly
Presbyterian Chticell
Wayne
de Northwood
Rovett G. Lonpaker
Dr Northwood
Pirst Presbyterian Church
Cromford
Doris Oldwalel
Te Church
George Cox
Piret Presbyterian Charen
Blanfield
Doris Curtig
AlMiGnycommer
Oemur
Ood Tuaily
Fred Pruckenmilles
Conventicut Fame Presbyterian Church
Union
George M Runner
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Owen Jones
New York
Milton "S Hock
Philip J. Schaub
Robert Keller
Dr. Northwood
Mes
Dulhis Hirmann
County Heart Fund Attains Goal in 1959 Drive
The 1959 Heart Fund collected 47,537.48 dollars, surpassing a 45,300 dollar goal set by Union County Heart Association and Ameri ca Heart Association. The February campaign included 13 of 21 communities meeting goals with sizable boosts from Plainfield Summit Westfield Crumford Beotch Plains and Union Township. Additional towns and memorials contributed, with 3,200 dollars donated directly to the Union County Heart Association office. February collections totaled 433,981 21 and assessments 388.92.
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Union County Heart Associaton
Amerilta Heart Association
Heart
Jeysey
Organizision
Little Mountainside
Pariwood
New Providence
Westfield
Crumford
Beotch Plains
Springfield
Plainfield
Summit
Kenilworth
Garwood
Glark
Berkeley — Heights
Union Township
Elizabeth
Linden
Roselle
Roselle Park
Winfield
Hillside
Rahway
Union County Heart Association
Jonny Cr Pazar
Assistant Plumbing Inspector Abolished by Board Resolution
The Board of Health abolished the assistant plumbing inspector post held by Carl Strebinger after a Civil Service notice. Dr. Elsie McClintock to inoculate at Harden-Laker School. Dr. Daniel Bergsma notes possible Salk polio vaccine licensing and preparation. Health officer Samu el M Jowett to name a master plumber on a daily fee basis. Strebinger served during inspector's absence. The board also considers mult i family dwelling health ordinances and attends the 44th annual health officials conference in Trenton.
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Carl Strebinger
Board of Heahts
Civil Service Commission
Samuel M. Jowett
Civil Service
Benjamin T. Summer
Stre
Binger
Dowith
Elsie McClintock
Waley Keepwell
Harden- Laker School
Arthur E. Dienst
Monroe Gardens
Schley Street
Daniel Bergsma
State Department of Health
Board_of Education
Trenton
Anniversary sermon recalls founding of Elizabeth Avenue Church
Rev Dr Arthur Northwood, longtime pastor, traced the church's origins from its 1920 installation to its growth amid Newark city expansion. He recalled a 1920 elder count, postwar shifts, and the church’s drive to deepen consecration while praising parishioners for devotion and loyalty.
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Arthie Northwood
Elzabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Simdlay
Northsvoot
Princeton University
Princeton Seminary
Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church
Quarryvile
Tr Ward
Dy. Northwood
Elabeth Avenue Presbyterian Ghurch
de Northwond
Milzabeph Aviennue Presbyterian Church
Liberty Avenue Merchants To Meet at Tobin's Appliances
Liberty Avenue Merchants Association schedules a March 11 meeting at Tobin's Appliances 132 Liberty Avenue with one door prize and refreshments. Officials discuss reserving part of Forthaber Tract off Route 22 for a small school and potential impact of 117 single family homes priced at 17 500 each on local facilities.
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Liberty Avinue Businessmen's Association
Tobin’s Appliances
Liberty Avenue
Board of Education
Max Schreifer
Planning Board
Forthaber
Route 22
Homex
Pliny Board
HOY Matti Assoviales Inc
Morristown
D'Amiano & Nenna
Hillside
Bosworth J. Sterner
Elizabeth
Sehlelf
Arthur Johnson
Sehteily
Calevia Coolidge
Charter Presentation For Scout Troop 97 At Calvin Coolidge School
The annual charter presentation was held Monday night at Calvin Coolidge School. Frank Walter, troop committee chairman, introduced William Campbell to speak as part of the ceremony.
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Calvin Coolidge
Frank Walter
William Campbell
Freshman Arnold Selfer Receives Radio Operator License
A 14 year old freshman at Hillside High School, Arnold Selfer, earned a radio operator license from the Federal Communications Commission last week. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Abel Selfer of 216 William Avenue.
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Arnold Selfer
Hillside High School
Lasteek
Federal Communications Commission
Abel Selfer
William 400
Scout Troop Induction Ceremony Led by Commissioner
Commissioner presented the charter to Jack Noble as Institutional Representative. Three tenderfoot scouts from Cub Pack 197, John Kauger Jr, Thomas Haraila, and Drew Oris, were presented by Barry Kobrin and inducted into the troop. Refreshments followed.
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Jack Noble
Barry Kobrin
John Kauger, Jr
Thomas Haraila
Drew Oris
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The
Hillside Times
Elizabeth Ave
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Perry DeWitt
Christ the King Church
Eliezer Cohen
Sinal
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County Heart Fund
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Salem Ave
Utllside
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Jack Redlus
Solomon’s
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Forthaber Tract
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Mivdd Johnson
Carl W. Hexaimer
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