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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1960

Page

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Flag Donated To Girl Scout Troop At Christ the King

Ann Koelble and Theresa Moeller of the Ladies Auxiliary to Davenport Dill Post 1722 pass a new 50 star flag to Intermedi ate Girl Scout Troop 60 at Christ the King Church. Agent Alex Higavizis accepts on behalf of the troop. It is the auxiliary’s second flag donation to a Girl Scouts troop.

Christ the King Church Ann Koelble Theresa Moeller Ladies Davenport Dill Jr Alex Higavizis Girl Scouts Auxiliary Hillside Photo Service Kim Koelble VFW Nancy Heller Mary Lou Quinlan Mary Allen Sutter Rose Ann Pinguro Kathleen Heller Auxiliary Americanism Judy Barberio Theresa Diamond Susan Bmorski Elizabeth Schwartz Barbara Hryaneck Gloria Tuzzolino Rose_Tuzzolino Mary Sue McTee Michelle Yakes Judy Stokes Alex Ilgavizis

Fatal Mishap Claims Life of Newark Worker

Walter C. Morrison 23 of Newark died after a plank slipped while loading a fork lift onto a tractor at Lionel Corp parking lot. He suffered a fractured skull and died at Alexander Brothers hospital in Elizabeth. Morrison worked for William Kellett Heavy Equipment Co in Newark.

Lionel Corp Walter C. Morrison ST South 6Th Street Newark Alex Jan Brothers Elizabeth Polles Sail Morrison William Kellett Heavy Equipment Co Morrison

Second Bible Study Lecture Slated in Sprity series

The second in the Sprity Bible lectures will be moderated by Rabbi H. Beryl Lasker with Mrs. Sidney Birnbaum as chairperson. It takes place Sunday March 27 at 8 30 p m in the synagogue at 910 Salem Avenue and will discuss Jeremiah Our Tragedies with refreshments served. Regular Friday services Friday March 25 at 8 30 p m will be led by Mr. Joseph Lowinger and Dr. Sidney Stein and the sermon delivered by Rabbi Lasker.

Sprity Beryl Lasker Unce Sidney Birnbaum Salem Avenue Jeremiah Joseph Lowinger Sidney Stein Rabbi Lasker

Cats cling to home as wrecking crews move in

A female cat at 1330 North Broad Street refused to leave as a building was torn down by a crew led by Ed Zilahy. After officers and a road department worker failed to extract it, Humane Society warden Frank Gagliardi finally cornered the animal in a net. Separately, police were called to Evans Terminal where a skunk was found inside a building being closed, in an indoor skunk hunt conducted by officers Anthony Lordi and Robert Werte.

Hell North Broad Street Ed Zilahy Zilahy Cleaners Florida Hillside National Bank Arthur Issler Tony Morriello Road Department Humane Society Frank Gagliardi Mann Avenue Evans Terminal Adolph Gottsche Co. Inc Ira Kornblut Anthony Lordi Robert Werte

Township Clerk Bloy Nearing Retirement After 38 Years

Reports indicate Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy may retire in a few years leaving a void in municipal affairs. Having served 38 years, he knows Hillside well and is hard to replace. His notable achievement includes uniting local Police and Firemen’s Pension funds with the Consolidated Police and Firemen’s Pension Fund of New Jersey.

Howard J. Bloy Hillside New Jersey Consolidated Police and Firemen's Pension Fund of Bloy

Rotary Contributes 200 To PAL Fund In Hillside

Hillside Rotary Club presents a 200 donation to Police Commissioner Louis A. Dischler, chairman of the PAL drive, to support a new PAL building. PAL officials cite FBI statistics on juvenile crime and outline programs for ages 13 to 20 including sports and arts.

Rotary PAL Charles R. Meyers Louis A. Dischler Hillside Rotary Club Dischler FBI

Hillside Bank Gives 10000 to PAL Youth Building Fund

Hillside National Bank donates 10000 to the PAL Youth Building Fund boosting foundation totals to 20500 of a 40000 pledge. Ground breaking planned March 26 opposite Highland Avenue with contractor Evans to start March 23.

Bule Association Hillside Avenue Highland Avenue David O. Evans James A. Owell Buie James D. Kelly Irving Trust Co New York City Oliver F. Herttun Hillside National Bank Kelly Harlow H. Curtis Pingry School Marvis Ea Eee Hillside Industrial Foundation Com Foundation W. William di Buono Community Planning Associates of Princeton Plumine Gard Planning Board PAL

Rezoning Conference Draws 325 at Northwood Anniversary

More than 325 attend ed reception for Rev Dr Arthur Northwood pastor of Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church marking his 40th anniversary as pastor. Guests include Rev Dr Fred Druckenmiller and Rev C Lincoln McGhee who spoke for Presbyterian groups. A $1,300 check was presented to Northwood by the congregation.

Arthur Northwood Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Sipurely Fred Druckenmiller Pasir Connecticut Farms Presbytion Church Union Synod of New Rour C. Lincoln McGhee Trinity Presbyterian Church Montclair Newark

Hillside National Bank Declares Regular and Extra Dividends

The Hillside National Bank board approves a regular dividend of 75 cents per share and an additional 50 cent per share dividend. The actions reflect the bank's earnings discretion and shareholder distribution policy.

The Hillside National Bank

Communion Breakfast Held By KC at St Catherine's

The Knights of Columbus held their annual communion breakfast after the 5 a.m. Mass at St. Catherine's Church on Sunday March 20. Rev Thomas Canty Gouheil presided as the group marched to and from the church. The St Catherine's male choir performed under Mr Yeoman and later at Kingston Restaurant Union for the breakfast with Lt Commander Walter Getz as toastmaster. Notables at the head table included Grand Knight Frank Walsh and Deputy Grand Knight George Luppold. Rev Paul J Hayes of the Archdiocese Office spoke against filth in media and its attack on youth. Next council meeting set for Thursday March 24.

Thomas F. Canty Gouheil St. Catherine's Church John Dawson Gilmary Shealth St. Catherine's Yeoman Kingston Union Walter S. Getz USN Getz Frank Walsh George Luppold Peter A. Confalone Paul J. Hayes Archdiocese Office of Communication and Entertainment Ro! Owens Owens Hayes T.V Asdl

Trenton Man Loses On Points After Seven Months

John Young, 24, of 301 Conant Street Hillside, lost on points after a seven month struggle under the point system. Tierrie TevoRed was named as the opponent in the announcement.

Trenton John, Young Conant Street Hillside

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