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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1965

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Bank Donates Machines to Hillside High School

Dr Wayne T Branom superintendent announces the National State Bank of Elizabeth Hillside Office donated two Burroughs bookkeeping machines to the Hillside High School Commercial Department. Miss Phebe Haviland chair reports machines will support secretarial and office practice classes and give students banking level training.

Wayne T. Branom National State Bank of Elizabeth Hillside Burroughs Commercial Hillside High School Phebe Haviland Elaine Oswald Everett A. Heim National State Bank Irman Walter Howell Board of Education Hillside Photo Service

Outlook for Zoning Board decision at North Broad and King

The Zoning Board faces a tough choice granting a variance for apartments at North Broad and King Streets amid Westminster proximity and church concern. Previous nearby approvals and court rulings on similar sites complicate whether apartments, a gas station, or commercial use will prevail, with tax rate shifts adding further tension.

No, Broad and King Sts Conant St Exclusive Westminster No. Broad and King Sts Delaware Valley Nursery Roanoke Ave St. Kherine’s Church No. Broad and King

Hillside Education Association Increases Teaching Scholarship

The Hillside Education Association raises its annual teaching scholarship to 200 dollars, announced by President Mrs Lida Aronson. The award goes to a Hillside High School senior planning a teaching career and may be used at any college. Applicants are judged on academics extracurriculars character and health, with three teacher references required.

Hillside Education Association Lida Aronson Hillside High School

Hillside High Wins 14th Freedoms Award

Hillside High School senior history class received the 14th consecutive Principal School Award from the Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge Pennsylvania. The award recognizes the social studies department led by Mr. George Langstaff as chairman this school year.

Hillside High School Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge George Langstaff

Congratulate New Officers for Hillside Police Leaders

Local 70 president Patrolman Robert Oram and Hillside officers congratulate Lt. George Helock Lt. Leonard Visotsky Sgt. Carl Lepore and Sgt. Lawrence Stern on their new appointments to the Police Department.

Robert Oram Hillside Local 70 PBA Police George Helock Leonard Visotsky Carl Lepore Lawrence Stern

Anti Poverty Unit Organized Here in Hillside

Hillside forms an Anti Poverty Committee on March 18 in the Municipal Building with Commissioner John A. Desch as chairman. Members include Commissioner Joseph Rem Dr Wayne T Branom Superintendent of Schools and Charles Mancuso. The group plans to expand to include a Hillside Industrial Association representative and Christ The King School. It will collect employment data by cards placed in Hillside State Bank and National State Bank to study conditions and improve employment potential for residents.

Branom Hillside John A. Desch Joseph Rem Wayne T. Branom Charles 5. Mancuso Hillside Industrial Association Christ the King School Hillside State Bank National State Bank

Generous Cancer Donations Urged by Hillside Unit Leader

Mrs. Henry Roche, Crusade Chairman, appeals to Hillside residents to contribute to the American Cancer Society drive beginning in April. Volunteers will wear armbands and deliver a booklet on cancer detection, symptoms, and screening, urging support for research, education, and service.

Henry Roche Crusade Hillside Unit The American Cancer Society Hillside

United Fund Sevent h Annual Meeting Dinner in Elizabeth

The United Fund to hold its seventh annual meeting at 6 30 p m on Thursday March 25 at the Community Services Center 694 Bayway Elizabeth. Dutch treat dinner follows with a panel of experts in a Tick Tack Toe game moderated by Rev Dr Robert W Scott. Awards will be presented to industrial firms and employee groups for campaign contributions. A short business meeting will conclude.

United Fund Union County Community Services Center Bayway Community Center Bayway Elizabeth Robert W. Scott

Will Discuss Master Plan At Sinai Club Meeting

Alvin E. Gershen of Gershen Associates will talk on the township Master Plan at the Sinai Men's Club meeting at the Sinai Youth Center Maple Ave and Clark Sr Thursday at 8 pm. Marvin Corwick says the talk covers the Planning Board scope and plan status. Public invited, refreshments served.

Alvin E. Gershen Alvin E, Gershen Sinai Men's Club Sinai Youth Center Maple Ave Clark Gershen Marvin Corwick

Lionel Toy Ad Director Appoints Kenneth White

Lionel Toy Corp named Kenneth White as Director of Advertising to oversee campaigns. White, 45, comes from Schick Co and previously directed advertising. he resides in Leola, Pennsylvania.

J Lionel Toy Kenneth White Lionel Toy Corp Itwan Liers Mr. White Schick Co Leole

Land Use Report in Planning Ready for Township

Hillside Planning Board completes first phase of Master Plan by detailing a township wide land use inventory. Only 4 percent of land is vacant, with 18 percent industrial uses and 17 percent roads and water courses. Four residential districts are identified with limited highway access shaping development and future planning challenges.

Hillside Planning Board Robert Diamond Millside Planning Board Lehigh Valley Railroad Klinxton Blay St North Broad St Conantht Long Ave Liberty Ave Elby St Hillside Ave Ney Waffie

Orlovsky Named Fallout Shelters Chairman in Township

Mark Jennelli announces Jack Orlovsky of 113 Batley Ave as fallout shelters chairman. Eight of twenty U.S. Army Engineers approved sites are licensed with more to follow. Training for shelter managers is 14 hours and monitors 12 hours with sessions likely next month. About 80 volunteers needed.

Mark Jennelli Civil Defense and Disaster Control Jack Orlovsky Batley Ave Orlovsky Jannelli U.S. Corps of Army Engineers U.S

Jewelry Robbery Targets Banker’s Route on Tuesday Morning

Mrs Norma Lynn a merchant at 1567 Maple Ave was robbed by two armed men as she drove to Hillside State Bank at 1221 Liberty Ave They forced her into the car and took a bag with cash about 800 and jewelry worth 10000 The attackers fled along Bloy St Gurd Ave to Herbert Ave then disappeared The bank was notified and Mrs Lynn of 777 Salem Rd Union identified as a jewelry dealer

Mary Tichenor Haeberle and Bard Colonial Home Union Mary Baptie Tichenor Hillside Frederick W. Tichenor Newton Evergreen Cemetery Newark N. Broad St Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian Church United Presbyterian Women's Association Norma Lynn Maple Ave Hillside State Bank Liberty Ave Bloy St Gurd Ave Herbert Ave Lynn Salem Rd Union

Republicans Plan Slate To End Dem Control In Township

The Hillside Republican Club will launch its 1965 campaign Monday at 166 Long Ave. It aims to unite behind two candidates for the Township Committee, endorse its choices, and present advisory reports. Non members are invited to attend to support breaking Democratic control.

Hillside Republican Club Long Ave

Investors Savings and Loan completes Hillside office expansion

The Hil side Office at 1128 Liberty Ave expands with a larger tellers counter four new windows, and a long customer desk. Modern lighting, redesigned platform, new carpeting, vinyl wall covering, and better staffing improve service for Hillside customers open since 1958 after absorbing Lyons Farm Building and Loan. Investors serves Hillside, Millburn, Union, East Orange and Short Hills.

Hilside Investors Savings and A Loan Association Liberty Ave Harvey Young Hillside Investors Savings Lyons Farm

Szarko's Liquor Store Ad at 1917 Liberty Ave

Local liquor store advertises Wines Liquors Beers and free prompt delivery at 1917 Liberty Avenue with contact numbers WA 3-0659 and WA 3-1495. Includes offerings on wines and beers and kegs.

Szarko's Liquor Store Liberty Avenue

Miss Zonderman Tapped for UCLA Spanish TA 1965 66

Miss Joan Zonderman daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Zonderman of 1464 Stanley Terrace has been recommended for appointment as a teaching assistant in Spanish for the 1965 66 term at the University of California Los Angeles. She earned a B A with honors from Douglass College in 1962 and an M A from the University of Minnesota in 1964. She is currently studying at the University of Caracas Venezuela.

Joan Zongerman Harold Zonderman Stanley Ter University of California Los Angeles Zonderman Douglass College University of Minois University of Caracas Venezuela

Lesson the United States Can Learn from Cuba

On March 16 Serafin G. Menocal former vice president and general manager of the Cuban Electric Company spoke to Pingry School upperclass students on the topic The Lesson the United States Can Learn from Cuba.

Cuba Serafin G. Menocal Cuban Electric Company Pingry School United States

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