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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1962

Page

8

Hillside Moves On Home Tax Relief Actions

Hillside officials authorize a suit against builders over unsafe excavation near a residence at 200 Baltimore Ave. The Township Attorney also pursues a railroad crossing dispute with Lough Valley Railroad to determine responsibility. Plans include bicycle safety checks and a series of ordinances and proclamations for civic observances.

Henry Goldhor Baltimore Ave Joseph D'Amiano Lough Valley Railroad Hillside Ave Summit Hillside Burlington County Jetport Hillside Safety Council

PAL Exhibition Boxing Slated at Hillside PAL Building

The Hillside PAL and Newark PAL announce an eight pm boxing exhibition on Friday May 11 at the Hillside PAL Building 274 Hillside Ave. Ten bouts are planned with local PAL boxers instructed by Frank Coveleski and co chair Louis A Dischler. Police Chief Ernest Voelk to present trophies. Admission two dollars.

Hillside Pal Hillside Avve Hillside Newark Pal Frank Covelesk Louis A. Dischler Ralph A. Schwartz Bernard Senner PAL Mr. Coveleski Buddy Gfeller Louis Matweishyn John Dekunchak Charles Capra Ernest Voelk

Bnai Brith Women Council workshop to be held in Newark

The Women’s Project of Bnai Brith Women Northern New Jersey Council announces an annual workshop Monday May 7 at 7:45 p.m. at Weequahic High School Newark with chairmen Fannye Aronowitz and Mrs Herbert Hausman leading over 350 women from 34 chapters for doctrination in their chairmanships. Sanford Merkin of 51 Mertz Ave vacationing at Carillon Hotel Miami Beach Fla owner of S J Merkin Life Assurance Newark.

Fannye L. Aronowitz Herbert Hausman B'nai B'rith Northern New Jersey Council Weequahic High School Chancellor Ave Newark South Sanford Merkin Mertz Ave Carillon Miami Beach Fla S. J. Merkin Life Association of

Little Leaguers Open Ninth Season in Hillside Parade

The Hillside Little League began its ninth season with opening ceremonies at Gord Ave stadium after a parade from George Washington school. Police Re serve, veteran color guard, PAL band and fire apparatus joined uniform major and minor league teams. Around 300 spectators attended as Mayor Sidney Birnbaum, Little League President Arthur Kreszl, and Mrs. May Hodavance welcomed players.

Robert C. Crane Sen Crane Hillside Sidney Birnbaum Eizabeth Journal U.S.A Diamond Gord Ave George Washington School Police Reserve Veterans Color Guard PAL Father Everett Christ the King Church Litte League Arthur Kreszl Little League Women's Auxiliary May Hodavance Zimmerman Robert Cadwallader B’nai B'rith Arthur Kreszi Little League Peter Confalone Hillside Industrial Association

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