Pioneer Builder Lorenz Csida Celebrates 90th Birthday
Lorenz Csida of 1147 Bank Street, a pioneer home builder who contributed many Bank and Fairbanks Street residences, marked his 90th birthday on Thursday March 9. Attendees included his wife Anna, and his children John of Point Pleasant Beach and Mrs. Erroll R. Kelsey of Berkeley Heights.
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Lorenz Csida
Bank Street
Csida
Bank and
Fairbanks Streets
Anna ‘Sida
John
Point Pleasant Beach
Erroll R. Kelsey
Berkeey Heights
Republican Club Candidates Night at College Inn
The Republican Club hosts Candidates Night on Wednesday March 22 at 8 30 p m at the College Inn 334 Yale avenue inviting gubernatorial county and local hopefuls including James P Mitchell State Senators Walter H Jones and Wayne Dumont Citizens may meet the candidates and ask questions after talks Refreshments will be served
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Hillside Republican Club
College Inn
Yale Avenue
Secreary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Walter H. Jones
Wayne Dumont
Hillside Association Opposes Police Fire Salary Hikes
The Hillside Industrial Association led by James Ozias opposed a $500 raise for police and firemen at a budget hearing, with questions about polling and majority views. Henry Groh doubted member unity, while observers noted proper channels directed Ozias to speak for the group.
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Firemen &T
Hillside Industrial Association
James Ozias
Henry Groh
PBA
Groh
Industrial Association
Ozias
GOP Contest For Clerk Post With Independent Female Candidate
Last minute petition filings created a contest for township clerk in the GOP primary. Jack G. Valenti seeks the clerk post opposing Jack Noble, with independent Rose Handler, clerk stenographer, also running. Democratic candidate Mayor Louis A. Dischler is unopposed, as are township committee nominees Manree Ackerman and Harry G. Miller.
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Jack G. Valenti
Board of Education
Jack Noble
Rose Handler
the Recreation Commission
Louis A. Dischler
Manree Ackerman
Harry G. Miller
Mrs Handler Seeks Hillside Township Clerk Post
Mrs Rue Handler announced as independent candidate for Hillside township clerk. She has six years in Hillside Recreation Department and prior industrial work at Westinghouse Lamp Co and Art Metal Works. Campaign backed by manager Morris Aman and publicity chair Peter Biron. Her family includes husband Richard and daughters Janet and Arlene.
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Rue Handler
Morris Aman
Handler
Union County Court House
Elizabeth
Liberty Avenue
Westinghouse Lamp Co
McClintic Marshall Corp
Art Metal Works
P.T.A
League of Women Voters
Union
Hillside
Peter Biron
Lone Avenue
Hands
Hillaide
Richard
Twentieth Century Cab Co
Janet
Rutgers University
Arlene
Hillside High School
Group Plans New Bank Structure in Hillside
A Liberty State Bank of Hillside committee, with lawyer Henry Goldhor as spokesman, outlines plans for a new bank on a 200 by 100 foot Liberty avenue plot. The project includes drive in and walkup facilities and adjacent patron parking. Members include Salvatore Ingate, township officials, and local business figures.
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Liberty State Bank of
Hillside
Henry Goldhor
Liberty Avenue
Herbert and
Millard Avenues
Mr. Goldhor
Salvatore Ingate
Springfield
Lafayette Crane & Hardware Co
Newark
Max Schleifer
Walter H. Jones
Scotch Plains
Fereday & Meyer Co
Elizabeth
David J. Kaplus
Fred Merkle, Jr
Hillside Auto
Plainfield
Italian Groups Plan Yearlong Civic Activities
A joint meeting of the Italian American Civic Association and the Ladies Auxiliary planned a year of social and civic events an awards program and a membership drive. Carmen Ferrigno and Mrs Frank De Santo chaired the session.
Contract Bridge Series Began At Hillside School
The first session of the contract bridge series sponsored by the Recreation Commission started Monday evening March 13 in Room 12 at Hillside Avenue School. The program runs every Monday evening until completed.
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The
Recreation Commission
Hillside Avenue School
Parochial Pupil Wins Essay Award
Arthur Stier, a Christ Church pupil, won second prize in the junior high division of the Newark Archdiocese essay contest on Christian Doctrine. The event, sponsored by the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, involved 240 parishes and was held at the Chancery Office in Newark.
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Arthur Stier
Curtis
Newark
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Chancery
Cancer Crusade appoints Hillside volunteers for 1961 drive
Mrs Mildred Hess announces campaign chairmen for the 1961 Hillside Cancer Crusade to support the American Cancer Society. Henry Groh of Hillside National Bank leads the Industrial Community campaign, May Schleifer guides commercial groups, Mrs Sidney Birnbaum heads residential outreach, with Dr Wayne Branom supervising schools and Walter Howell clubs.
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Mildred Hess
Hillside Cancer Crusade
American Cancer Society
Henry Groh
Hillside National Bank
Hillside
May Schleifer
Sidney Birnbaum
Jerome Avenue
Saybrook School
PTA
Wayne T. Branom
Walter Howell
New Scholarships Awarded by N J Conservatory
Generous Hillside residents fund a scholarship drive at the N J Conservatory of Fine Arts located at 1484 North Broad Street. Three new awards support Hillside schools including Joy Horn a 16 year old Hillside student who received a speech and drama scholarship. Open house is scheduled for Sunday March 19 at 3 p.m. to answer questions about scholarships and fundraising.
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Hillside
N. J. Conservatory of Fine Arts
North Broad Street
Joy Horn
Hillside School
Conservatory
New Ownership of Oakland Estates Transfers to Branford Jersey Co
Oakland Estates at Maple Avenue and Oakland Terrace changes hands from Dauman Realty of Newark to Branford Jersey Construction of Newark. Joseph S. Fuhrmann, planning board member and township engineer, reported the sale and said the subdivision plan for 3.10 acres into 22 building sites, approved last year, may come before the board at the March 22 meeting.
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Oakland Estates
Maple Avenue
Oakland Terrace
Dauman Realty Co
Newark
Branford-Jersey Construction Co
Joseph S. Fuhrmann
Fuhrmann
Public Hearing On Salary Increases In Township Jobs
The Township Committee will hold a public hearing Tuesday March 21 on 1961 pay scales for municipal employees. The proposed 1961 salaries reflect promotions in the Police Department and other units with several officers rising above 1960 levels, including Police Chief Voelk from 8 900 to 9 000 and multiple deputy chiefs captains lieutenants and other staff receiving increases.
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Ernest A. Voelk
August H. Davies
William F. Hamilton
James J. Intrabartolo
Michael Marsnick
Andre Adamchak
Dominick J. Cupido
Carmen Dill
Peter Fervigno
William Groeger
Walters Hornig
Robert Sonntag
Voelk
Harry J. Schuetzle
Charles Grant
Frika C. Erdman
George Shelbourne
Walter Steib
Arthur Seale
John Candrillo
Paul de Graw
Ray Heller
J. Vincent Moynihan
William Dieroff, Sr
Clarence van Deusen
Hyra Backs Mitchell Drive for Governor
Former Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell expresses pleasure at the start and aggressive program of the statewide lawyers committee backing his gubernatorial nomination. Harry G Hyra of 1814 Liberty Avenue aids the campaign. The Woelper led group has 105 attorneys across 12 counties Essex Morris Union Passaic Monmouth Middlesex Somerset Hudson Camden Bergen Salem Ocean with Leonard Garth as secretary treasurer.
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James P.mitchell
Harry G. Hyra
Liberty Avenue
Willard G. Woelper
Newark
Camden
Bergen
Salem
Ocean
Leonard
Garth
Paterson
Sinai Congregation plans 36th anniversary dinner dance
Joseph Berger announced completion of plans for Sinai Congregation 36th anniversary dinner dance to be held Saturday evening March 25 in the Holtz Auditorium at Hal Hebrew School and Youth Center. Ads for the Souvenir journal must be submitted by March 20. Final planning meeting set at 413 Hollywood Avenue.
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Joseph
Berger
Sinai Congregation
Hollywood Avenue
Max Ka+ gation
Holtz
Sihal Hebrew School & Youth Center
Plant Strike Ends at General Brass & Machine Works
A month-long strike by 180 production workers at General Brass & Machine Works ended after an agreement with Local 472 IUEW. The settlement provides a 15 cent wage package over three years, with 5 6 and 3 cent annual raises and a wage reopening clause in year three. Hospitalization benefits rise from $18 to $20 daily, totaling $180 to $200, along with pension and vacation enhancements.
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General Bra! & Machine Works ,Inc
Samuel J Marantz
IUEW
Marantz
Penalized $500 on Lottery Charge
Frank P. Pipolo 26 of 466 Monmouth Street Jersey City was fined $500 on a lottery slips charge by Magistrate W William Di Buono. He pleaded guilty after being arrested February 11 for bets found in a car driven home on Evans Terminal Road.
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Frank P. Pipolo
Monmouth Street
Jersey City
W. William di Buono
Pipolo
William Dieroff, Sr
Robert Mason
Kraft Foods Co
Evans Terminal Road
Daniel W. Holley
AT Prospect Place
Brooklyn
Joseph Mariani
John M. Finn
Milford
Shamrocks for Hospitals Distributed by Auxiliaries
Shamrocks made by the Junior Auxiliary of Charles Wernicke Ty Chapter 55 DAY will be distributed as St Patrick s Day gifts to area hospitals, announced yesterday by Mrs Paul Koelble, chairman.
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Charles Wernicke
St. Patrick's Day
Paul Koelble
Third Prize Winner In World Book Sales
Mrs. Gussie Mayer of 1587 Wyndmoor Avenue, World Book Encyclopedia Childcraft representative, wins third prize in the seventh division of the metropolitan area sales promotion. She receives a trophy and 150 dollars in U S bonds.
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Gussie Mayer
Wyndmoor Avenue
Childcraft
U.S
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R. A. Jones
Albert E. Royal
Pere Uy & Meyer
N. J
Royal
Fereday & Meyer
Pioneer Builder
Republican Club
P.S
Hollywood
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Kennedy
Arcchial
Ainly
Mrs, Sik Handler
Liberty Pharmacy
Valiant
Chrysler
New Jersey
Fischer Chrysler CO
Broad St
Cancer Crusade Group
Elks
Hyra
Mitchell
Coe Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Wea
WaAverly
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