Will Break Ground For PAL Building
Groundbreaking for a $60,000 Hillside Police Athletic League youth building is set for 11 a.m. Saturday March 26 at Hillside avenue opposite Highland avenue. City leaders will attend including Mayor W William Di Bueno and Police Commissioner Louis A Dischler. The Hillside Industrial Foundation pledges $40,000 with the foundation aiming for a $20,000 community push. Plans describe a brick veneer one story structure with multiple activity rooms and auxiliary spaces. Builder David O Evans reports inquiries about adding bowling alleys. Funds totaling $4,638.70 have been turned over with pledges expected to lift to $6,000. Continued on Page 8.
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Hillside Police Athletic League
Hillside Avenue
Highland Avenue
W. William di Bueno
Louis A. Dischler
William Bute
Hillside Industrial Foundation
David O. Evans
Lo ml
Henry G. Groh
Hillside National Bank
Hillside PAL plans fund raising for operations
The board of trustees will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the College Inn to discuss fundraising for building operations. Patrolman Alds 4 Stier is named director. Funds come from donations or group events. Headpin bowling tournament at Sunset Park runs noon to midnight Saturday and Sunday March 19 20 and 26 27 with trophies for children and prizes for adults.
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PAL
Board of Trustes of the
Hillside Pal
College Inn
Alds
Stier
Pat
Di Buono Sponsors Study On Aging Initiatives
William Di Buono is listed as a sponsor of the Union County Committee for the White House Conference on Aging. The first meeting occurred Tuesday at Union Junior College in Cranford to form the county organization and begin studies on aging in economic security housing health and education.
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Yur
William Di Buono wi _ide
Union County Committee
White House
Union Junior College
Cranford
Board Seeks Fringe Benefit Proposals From Insurance Firms
Hillside New Jersey Board of Education invites proposals from insurance companies offering hospital and medical surgical fringe benefits to employees. The board will cover half the cost, review the current plan with alternatives, and interview interested providers by March 31. Mrs. Helen P. Kirkpatrick, board clerk, 195 Virginia Street, Hillside.
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Board of Education
New Jersey Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Helen P. Kirk+patrick
Virginia Street
Hillside
N. J
Bernard Tabbins
George Washington
PTA
Peter G. Humanik
Abe Charnack
Harvey Stone
Wayne T. Branom
Share
Branom
Boiling Oil Burns Fire Captain Hornig at Plant
Captain Walter Hornig suffered second degree burns to his right leg and ankle during a Sunday evening boiler oil accident at the Edgr romb Steel Corp plant on Hillside Avenue. Firefighters entered the basement after a flashback flooded the area with boiling oil and water. Hornig stepped into a dry well and the liquid spilled over his boot. He was treated at home by Dr. Burton Bergman. Some smoke damage was reported to the plant.
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Walter Hornig
Edgromb Steel Corp
Hillside Avenue
Parkes
Hornig
Burton B. Bergman
Leaders Named for First Junior Industrial Institute
Bo Adlerbert of Sun Rise Dairies and Dr. Martin Kuna of Bristol-Myers Co. join a group of industry leaders as discussion chiefs for the inaugural Junior Industrial Management Institute. W. Louis Ellis, institute chairman, announced the event to be held Saturday March 26 at Westfield High School. Sponsored by the Executive Foremen's Club of Elizabeth and the Industrial Management Club of Plainfield and Vicinity.
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Bo Adlerbert
Sunrise Dairies
Martin Kuna
Bristol-Myers Co
Hillside
W. Louis Ellis
Westfield High School
Executive Foremen’s Club of
Elizabeth
Industrial’ Management Club
Plainfield and
Vicinity
Four Endorsed By Republican Club Selections
The Republican Club endorsed Williard W. Cupit and Harry G. Miller for Township Committee and Clifford Case for U.S. Senator with Florence Dwyer for Congresswoman. The meeting featured background bios, pledge of an aggressive campaign, and plans for public outreach in the coming months. A testimonial dinner for Georgy W. Gerlich and Hyman M. LeBlanc was announced for March 31 at College Inn.
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Runside
Republican Club
Williard W. Cupit
Harry G. Miller
Clifford Case
U.S
Florence Dwyer
Cupit
Miller
Karl B Ross Finguer
Georgy W Gerlich
Hyman M. Lebiman
College Inn
Wong
Vincent Vitale
Henry Groh
Arnold McClow
Republican Municipal Committee
Students to perform at National Music Educators Convention
Three high school musicians from the All-State Orchestra and Band will play at the National Music Educators Convention in Convention Hall Atlanta City on Friday and Saturday. James Winston the flutist Larry Frank the clarinetist and Patty Lieb the harpist joined the program.
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Convention Hall
Atlanta City
James Winston
Larry Frank
Patty Lieb
Public Invited To Tour Sinai Center
Members of Sinai Congregation and the public were invited to a guided tour of the nearly completed Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center at Maple Avenue and Clark Street on Monday March 21 at 8 30 p m led by Sinai president Max Kasoff. Refreshments will be served.
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Sinai Congregation
Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center
Maple Avenue
Clark Street
Max Kasoff
Sinai
Pay Raises Adopted and Townships Boards Adjust
Pay raises ranging from 120 to 500 dollars for municipal workers were approved by the Township Committee along with other personnel increases for clerk Howard Bloy and treasurer Osermiller. The same meeting moved to deface religious property with fines up to 1000 dollars. A separate incident reported an injury in Newark when a worker was struck by a trailer brace during loading, leaving him with a fractured skull and requiring emergency surgery.
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Waller C. Morrison
South 6Th Street
Newark
Lionel Corp
Lager Place
Alexian Brothers
William Kellett Heavy Equipment Co
Township Committee
Howard J. Bloy
William Osermiller
Bloy
Qstermiller
Eva Pulik
State Street
William di Buono
Joseph Pevser
SAO
Fhe Nf
de Breton R. Bergman
Milton M. Liion
Mhonth
Robert Diamond
Walter L. Hetfield
General Board of Assessment Commissioners
Joel Schulman
River— Side Drive
Planning Board
Harry Silverman
Dorothy Disotell
Recreation Commission
Russell Raffa
Raffa
Steadfast Pastor Marks 45 Years in Ministry Anniversary
Rev. Dr. Arthur Northwood reflects on 40 years as pastor of Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church. In his anniversary sermon he notes four decades of service, emphasizes unchangeables, and recalls ordination by the Westminster Donegal Presbytery in 1912 with a nod to Dr. Erdman.
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Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arthur Northwood
Northwood
Presbytery
Westminster
Donegal
Synod of Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Sapere
General Assembly
Princeton Seminary
Charles Rosenburg Erdman
Tamus
Registration for Hillside Little League Set
Hillside Little League registration will be held Saturday March 19 at the Gard Avenue fieldhouse. Peter G. Humanik Recreation Superintendent announces forms for boys aged 10 to 12 with birth certificates. Obtain forms from the Recreation Commission office in the Municipal Building.
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Hillside Little League
Gard Avenue
Peter G. Humanik
Humanik
Recreation Commission
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Foundation
Community Fund Hive Committee
FMBA
Hillside Photo Service
Samuel Fazzone
PAL Fund Drive
Andrew Karlick
Peter Capra
Hillside Local 35
N. J. State League of Municipalities
Escent
Police Department
Health Wimcer and Recreation Commission
Zoning Co
The
Rintin
Growney *S Funeral Home
Broad St
Mauro Pharmacy
Liberty Ave
David
Evans
di Buono
Padel
Thomas A. Roy
PAA
Gladys F. Tyesehler
Serias
Eleanor ‘Thevenet
John Lepresti
Turden-Locker School
Yorh
Technion
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Del
Mprovement & Real Estate
Stiess
WaAverly
Hillside Times
N. Broad St
Shore
Sinai Center
Max Kasopf
Michael Goodman
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Tor
Jack Reclus
Tiberty Ave
Scott Seed
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