Captains Named for 1961 Cancer Crusade Districts
Mrs. Sidney Birnbaum,residential chairman for the 1961 Cancer Crusade, announced captains for fifteen districts. Districts one to three are led by Von Gowald Goldman, Mrs. Sam Leventer, and Mrs. Mikadish. district four by Harvey Stone, with Mrs. Samuel Katz. districts five and six by others. District ten is led by Mrs. Walter Ciesla, with eighth and ninth by Mrs. Vern Studney and Mrs. John Berting. Miss Ann Gural handles the tenth district door to floor appeal and acts as drive treasurer. Mrs. Edward Moser, Mrs. Bernard Bernstein oversee the twelfth area, with Mrs. Kenneth Hathaway in the thirteenth. Mrs. Harold Berlin heads the fourteenth and Mrs. Morris Solomon the fifteenth. Birnbaum urges residents to volunteer in April and to contact their district captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Gowald Goldman
Sam Leventer
M iKadish
Harvey Stone
Samuel Katz
Walter Ciesla
Vern Studney
John Berting
Ann Gural
Edward Moser
Bernard Bernstein
Greventh
Kenneth Hathaway
Harold Berlin
Morris Solomon
Birnbaum
Short Diamond Co
Full Time Assessor Post Sought Amid Local Contests
The Democratic municipal chairman seeks an $8,000 full time assessor role, with two other members remaining at $1,500 for part time. An alternative plan would raise all three to $3,500 plus a $500 secretary job. Street light charges and credit schemes are discussed as part of municipal costs. Separate races show Wace Valenti challenging for Township Clerk, while a contest against Mayor Louis A. Dischler did not materialize. Flamingo Diner license transfer and the Bogardus homestead sale to J F Chapman & Son near North Broad are noted along with St Patrick’s Day at Rosalie Brittman’s Hollywood Pet Shop where her poodle Buttermilk wears green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katz
Board of Assessorial
Democratic Municipal
Wace Valenti
Board of Education
Jack Noble
Louis A. Dischler
Howver
ME Dickering
North Broad Street
Mayfair Theatre
Bogardus
J. F. Chapman & Son, Engineers
Hollywood Avenue
Chapman
David O. Evans
ST. Patrick's Day
Rosalie Brittman
Hollywood
Liberty Avenue
Buttermilk
Sidney Birnbaum
Police Athletic League
Arthur N. Kesselhiut
Recreation Commission
Armand A. Admonizio
Grete Leidner
Max Schleifer
Elizabeth River Flood Control Committee
Alexander
Hillside Community Orchestra Plans Annual Spraig Concert
Hillside Community Orchestra outlined plans for its twelfth annual Spraig concert at Hillside High School auditorium on Thursday evening April 27. Conducted by founder Herman Molaman, the program will feature a varied score and a vocalist in several numbers. The group seeks three weeks of donor and sponsor contributions to support free instrument access and invites gifts to Judah Gillet or to the Hillside Community Orchestra post office box in Hillside New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Community Orchestshie
Hillside High School
Herman Molaman
Judah Gil-let
Orchard Terrier
Milside
Hillside Community Orchestra
Hillside
N. J
Valuables Missing In Schoen Robbery
Thieves forced entry into Albert Schoen’s home at 352 Trinity Place Tuesday night and stole over $4,000 in furs and jewelry. The haul included a full length mink coat and a platinum wrist watch with 48 diamond chips. A full list is being compiled. Schoen, a former Republican municipal chairman, had faced a prior break in two weeks earlier, but his return deterred the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schoen
Trinity Place
Schoen
Peter Baron Withdraws as Publicity Chief for Township Clerk Bid
Peter Baron of 208 Long Avenue yesterday announced his withdrawal as publicity manager for Mrs. Rose Handler, the independent candidate for township clerk. Baron said he will take no part in the campaign for any candidate for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Baron
Long Avenue
Rose Handler
Pair Fined for Seconal Use Sparks City Court Action
A Newark magistrate fined Paul J. Cidern, 20, and Michael Fischetta, 18, for taking Seconal without prescription, both pleading guilty. Cidern obtained the drug in New York, Fischetta in Newark, amid warnings it leads toward serious trouble and potential addiction. Also noted: Howard Lockhart held for grand jury on four charges. Milton Berman charged with selling unlicensed cars. Nicholas Novia fined $500 for gambling. Richard Nayduch, 18, jailed 30 days for assaulting a officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleks
Priice
Paul J. Cidern
Hillside Avenue
Michael Fischetts
Orange Avenue
Newark
William di Budho
Cidern
Fischetta
Chery
Wavcrties
New York
Fisch
Etta
Hiward Lockhart
Tedden Terrace
Lockhart
Inter Hells
Mayfaire Theatre
Milton Berman
Corhell Drive
West Orange
New Jersey
John Chulik
Berman Soldier Cars
Nicholas Novia
North 12Th Street
Richard P. Nayduch
South 20Th Street
Robert Manzo
North Broad Street
Jailed For 30 Days In Theft Of $11.10
Thomas Bomber 20 of Newark and Walter Martini 20 of Irvington were charged with larceny after police say they forced a cigarette machine at a Route 22 Amoco station with a screwdriver and stole 11.10 dollars. Martini received 30 days and a 25 dollar fine. Bomber awaiting further action while on parole from Annandale Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Martini
Springfield Avenue
Irvington
Magis
William di Buono
College Amoco
Route 22
Cornell Place
Frank D'Agostino
Second Avenue
Port Reading
Polio Shots Urged By Health Officer
Health Officer Charles F. Dotto urges parents to vaccinate children with the Salk polio series as spring approaches. He cites prevention as key and recommends the three inoculations for all, with a fourth if advised by a personal physician, hoping families join the nationwide protection effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Dotto
Dotfo
Elks Lodge Awards Scholarships for MSC Student Winners
Elks Lodge presents most valuable student scholarship to Julian J. Lange of 1176 Orchard Terrace with a $50 bond. Second prize goes to M Hadowie of 115 Pensylvania Avenue. Exalted Ruler V Redling and committee members Arthur K E Dienst, William N. Robin, Charles Wernicke join Mayor Louis A. Dischler in the ceremony. Winners noted for Elks national and state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doin V. Redling
Hillside Elks Lodge
Freast Row
Julian J. Lange
Orchard Terrace
Mhadowie
Pensylvania Avenue
U.S. Bond
Arthur KE. Dienst
William N. Robin
Charles Wernicke
Louis A. Dischler
Elks
Case Worker Exam For Welfare Board
Civil Service exam for a case worker on March 27 at 6 30 pm at the New Jersey State Employment Services in Elizabeth. Salary range 4980 to 6420 dollars. Open to New Jersey residents for the past 12 months. Applications filed at the time and place of examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Welfare Board
N. J
East Jersey Stret
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Town Will Abolish Household Taxes and Restore Education
Gen Medaris, retired Redstone Arsenal leader, told Hill side High School crowds that the nation must restore balance in education to sustain international leadership in science and industry. He urged regenerating basic schools, warned of a witch hunt after the Soviet satellite, and stressed the moral and religious foundation for scientific progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. J
Medaris
Hillside High School
Plebt
Gen. Medaris
Hillside
Huntsville
Ala
Gen Medaris
Linne| Corp
Community of Nations
Ory
Third Generation Doctor Appointed at Bellevue Hospital
Dr. Mark Leiba of 1468 Comptonteryare has been named chief resident in psychiatry at Bellevue Hospital New York City effective June He joined the NYU College of Medicine faculty after graduating Newark Academy and Princeton University He is a third generation NYU Bellevue MD and did internship at Newark Beth Israel Hospital In 1959 he earned a three year Public Health Fellowship in psychiatry at Bellevue and has begun psychoanalytic training in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Leiba
Compton Teryare
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Department of
New York University College of Medicine
Newark Academy
Princeton University
Leiba
N. Y. U—Bellevue
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
U. S
Hillside to Abolish Household Property Tax for 1962
Hillside Township moves to abolish the household personal property tax for the 1962 tax year. The Board of Assessors and Township Attorney Henry Goldher will prepare the repeal ordinance. The state statute requires equalization by 132, with a 40 percent assessed ratio set by the Union County Board of Taxation. The average home assessment is $200 and the tax is seen as a nuisance due to collection difficulties. Men’s Progress Club urged exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Board of Assessors
Henry Goldher
Union County Board of Taxation
Men's Progress Club
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Victor Galassi
Errnest A. Voelk
Msphas
Det
Galassi
Hillside Police Department
Alfred Vardalis
Bernard Mormels
Westfield Police
Mes
Sidney Bienbaum
Baron
Annandale Reformatory
Boylan Street
Elks Lodge
Waverly
THE
Hillside Times
Broad St
Welfare Board
Coe Avenue
Liberty Pharmacy
Mark Leibo
Aly Endavs
Fetta Zients
Windsor Way
Newark Academy Drama Club
Academy Auditorium
Salvation Army Unit Plans
Hillside Service Unit
Salvation Army
Kathryn Redling
Robert Kaplan
Jean Goldher
Harvey W. Peace
Millside National Bank
Ernest A. Voelk
Valiant
Chrysler
Fischer Chrysler CO
Prowney
Broad Sii
Jack Reclus
Liberty Age
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stoyer
Hallmark Greeting Cards
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