Hillside bids farewell to public servant Thomas A. Roy
Thomas A. Roy, longtime Hillside Board of Education member and former Planning Board secretary, leaves this year for Kalamazoo Michigan after a promotion. He never took compensation for civic service and was active in local governance through shifting political times. The township committees have yet to act on tighter permit rules for mobile sound equipment and on an appeal tied to Green Acres funds.
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Hillside
Thomas A. Roy
Board of Education
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mr. Roy
Roy
Planning Board
George S. Fischler
Tom Roy
Twonship
Lan
Green Acres
Will Expand College Inn Ownership Change At 334 Yale Ave
George Liss and David Taub announce they have assumed ownership of the College Inn Inc at 334 Yale Ave from Lawrence Lillie. They plan a larger dining room with 250 guest capacity for banquet facilities and a grand opening after extensive alterations.
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George Liss
David Taub
College Inn, Inc
Yale Ave
Lawrence Lillie
Liss
Lillie
Taub
Navajo Indian Life Described at Hillside Rotary Meet
Dr. Nance Branom described Navajo life on the reservation during a Hillside Rotary Club meeting. She noted the Many Farms health clinic near Gallup, extreme dryness and cold, reliance on water, medicine men, and traditional beliefs in healing alongside modern treatment.
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Hillside Rotary Club
Nance Branom
Wayne T. Branom
J. Franklin Reinhard
Rotary Club
Ted" Jascor
Paul K. Owen
Edward
Dider
David Pedinoff
George Warner Ir
Fire heavily damages Conklin Avenue home
A two and a half story home at 285 Conklin Avenue owned by Saul Bromberg suffered severe damage from a Tuesday night fire. Firemen battled the stubborn blaze for over an hour in the top-floor apartment before control was established, and all occupants were evacuated as a large crowd watched the efforts.
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Saul Bromberg
Conklin Ave
Hillside Cancer Fund Drive Leaders Named
Mrs. William EB Hess, a Hillside Board of Education member, was named chairwoman of the 1963 Hillside Cancer Fund Drive to run in April with a goal of 5000. Co chair is Mrs W Stacey Dunham with Henry Groh named treasurer. Division chairs and district captains listed.
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William EB. Hess
Board of Education
Hillside
Hess
Lancer
Hill Side
American Cancer Society
Max Schleifer
Wayne T. Branom
John
Hillside zoning clash as Menza cases face hearings
Hillside Home Owners Action Association says the executive committee passed a resolution condemning the Menza variance requests. Public hearings are set for March 28 and April 2 on rezoning and apartment proposals tied to Daniel Menza, a zoning board official, amid disputes over the new Hillside Zoning Ordinance. The township also awarded a five year garbage contract to Fereday & Meyer for 684000, with bids from Egan & Sons and Viola & Son.
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Hillside Home Owners Action Association
Menza
James P. Whitlock
Exeter Ways
Hillside Home Owners
Hillside
Five-Man
Daniel Menza
Irvington
Wolf
Monroe Acker Man
Ackerman
Hillside Ave
Citzens
New Jersey
Fereday & Meyer Coy Inc
Newark
E. Egan & Sons
East Orange
Thomas Vio
la & Son Inc
Nutley
Fereday & Meyer Low
Fereday & Meyer
Egan & Sons
Viola & Son
Henry Goldhor
Joseph Ram
Ram
Max Schleifer
Monroe Ackerman
Union
Robert Diamond
Charles Tracy
Bank Drive-in Facility Reopens After Court Ruling
Work resumes on a drive-in facility beside the National State Bank at 1319 N Broad St after a 1961 permit by Building Inspector Carmen Monaco and a Superior Court ruling by Judge Carroll W Hopkins allowing construction. The ll by 16 foot concrete block structure will have walk-up and drive-up windows and white stucco finish.
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Phillips
National State Bank
Hillside
N. Broad Street
Carmen Monaco
Jack Pearlman
Ridgway Ave
Board of Appeal
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Superior Court
Carroll W. Hopkins
Recreation Commission approves indoor golf school
Peter G. Humanik announced the Recreation Commission approved an indoor golf school program. Percy Jarvis of Weequahic Park is hired as instructor. The six week course will run Thursday evenings starting when minimum registrations arrive. Contact the Recreation Department at WA 6-2219.
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Peter G. Humanik
The
Recreation Commission
Percy Jarvis
Weequahic Park
Recreation Department
Art Exhibit Preview and Sale Sponsored by Hillside Group
Mrs Sidney Birnbaum public relations chairman announces an art show by the Women’s Division of the Elizabeth YM YWHA to be held March 31 to April 3 at the Elizabeth Y 1034 East Jersey Street Elizabeth Three paintings travel from Hillside to be displayed at the Elizabeth Y the Hillside State Bank and Hillside Public Library Tickets available at participating locations or by calling Mrs Birnbaum at FLle 4447 Hillside Photo Service
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Sidney Birnbaum
Hill Side
Tion and Sale
Elizabeth Y.M. & Y.W.H.A
Louis Burflend
Hillside State Bank
Liberty Ave
Elizabeth
East Jersey St
Hillside
Max
Stuart Simpson
National State Bank
James, A. Oneil
Henry Groh
San Cristobal
Joseph Kaplan
Rome
Hillside Public Library
Birnbaum
Hillside Photo Service
De Mille to Predict Headlines in Hillside Lodge Talk
internationally famed seer De Mille plans to disclose headlines three weeks before his next local appearance. He will mail sealed predictions to program chair Robert Diamond for opening at the April 22 Hillside Lodge Bnai B’rith meeting.
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de Mille
Hillside Lodge B Nai B'rith
Robert Diamond
Diamond
Roy to resign from school board over promotion
Thomas A. Roy long time board member and former president will resign from the Board of Education in June due to a promotion and transfer with the K V P Southern Paper Co. He will become general sales manager of the packaging division at the Kalamazoo plant. Emil Crisafulli announced Roy’s move and noted the change. Dr. Wayne Branom also announced that Crisafulli received a $2,500 University of Michigan scholarship for x ray technician study at Ann Arbor.
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Thomas A. Roy
Board of Education
Emil Crisafulli
Ray
New York City
K. V. P. Southern Paper O
Kalamazoo
Mich
Wayne T. Branom
Crisafulli
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Appointed Director For Summer School
Anthony Avella was named director of the Summer School for high school students with a $700 honorarium. Full time teachers will be paid $500. The board also approved various staff appointments, equipment upgrades, and building improvements while planning for next terms and noting resignations.
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Anthony Avella
Board of Education
Avella
Wayne T. Branom
State Board of Education
Woodfield Stadium
Ernest Voelk
August Daviers
Hillside Ave
Thomas Ilaria
Moe Goldberg
Recreation Commission
Livingston Rd
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