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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1960

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Hillside Checks 301 Cars Speedometer Accuracy

Hillside runs a speedometer accuracy test with 301 motorists on Central avenue. Four cars read 34 mph and 13 registered 24 mph. 13 would need speedometer repairs. Chief Ernest Voelk calls most readings within three mile tolerance at 30 mph. Officials including Mayor Di Buono attend. A second test likely in the fall.

Hillside Ernest A. Voelk Hillside Safety Council Voelk Central Avenue Conant Street Long Avenue W. William di Buono Louis A. Dischler Henry Goldhor Franklyn Weber Michael Asherman Safety

Progress Club To Honor 4 Members

The Men's Progress Club of Hillside will host a dinner dance at the Hotel Essex House in New York on Saturday evening June 4. Plaques will be awarded to Dr M M Lilien Benjamins8 Berkowitz Samuel Goven mah Paul Owen by President Gerald Goldman for 25 years of membership. Dustin Brooks will head the entertainment with Harry Billingson and his orchestra providing music and dancing. Past President Sidney Englander is chairman, Albert Seiden and Allan Bochner are co chairmen for reservations.

Men's Progress Club Hillside Essex House Newark M. M. Lilien Albert Seiden Allan Bochner

One Woman Three Cars in Parking Check Raises Questions

A Hillside speedometer test noted a single woman using three different cars in one afternoon, prompting questions about multi car households and off street parking rules. A second motorist, Jurney Feure, faced a potential license issue but the test was voluntary. A North Broad Street businessman was fined in Municipal Court for loading at a bus stop, highlighting parking violations. Continued on Page 8.

Hillside Safety Council Jurney Feure North Broad Street Tme

Checking Up Census Count in Hillside Township

Residents not counted by census enumerators are urged to contact district supervisor Shelly G. Fell at 9 Caldwell Place Elizabeth. An April 1 population estimate shows 22,240 for Hillside, excluding those away from home or confined to hospitals.

Shelby G. Fell Caldwell Place Elizabeth Hillside Census Bureau Washington

Hillside Teachers Dine Board on Public Relations

The Hillside Teachers Association hosted a dinner at Townley Union with Board of Education members and teachers present. Leaders discussed expanding a public relations program and coordinating with the community and lay groups, including a report from board member Jack Valenti on Arden House workshop insights.

Hillside Teachers Association Townley’s, Union Board of Education Phyllis Brogan Evelyn Schueler Rose Cohen Reesa Serwatka Geraldine Heatherman Rose Stahnten Mary de Dominick Conrad Angebrandt John Manning Mildred Hess Abe Charnack Jack Valenti Peter Humanik Thomas Roy Harvey Stone Charles Mancuso I. Lute Share John Beattie Wayne T. Branom

Fisher Brothers Dance Team Accepted by AGVA

Sonny and David Fisher sons of Mr and Mrs Jack Fisher of 835 Winans Ave were approved by AGVA screening as part of the guilds entertainment program. The Fisher Brothers will perform in New York guild shows and plan to work the Borscht Circuit in Catskill resorts this summer as part of AGVA Juvenile Delinquency Program.

Sonny and David Fisher Jack Fisher Winans Avenue American Guild of Variety Artists The Fisher Brothers New York Sonny

Parochial Class Wins in National Ceramic Show

The 6th grade of Christ the King School Hillside won in the National Amateur Ceramic Hobbyist Competitive at Convention Hall here May 8. Entry sponsored by Sister Elizabeth Mary.

Asbury Park Christ the King School Hillside Convention Hall Elizabeth Mary

39 Concerns Will Show Their Wares

A Hillside Unico chapter met at 1284 North Broad Street to install temporary officers and plan a future meeting. Officers include President Fire Captain Carmen Dill, Vice President Conrad Cammarota, Secretary Jack Valenti, Treasurer Anthony Piegari, Chaplain Russell Raffa, and Sergeant at Arms Joseph Castelluccio, with a membership committee led by Vincent A. Vitale and Emil Crisafulli. The group will meet again May 17 at 8 p.m. to hear John Papercio and Mayor Vine Bonadies.

Unico North Broad Street Carmen Dill Conrad Cammarota Jack Valenti Board of Education Anthony Piegari Russell Raffa Atarms Joseph Castelluccio Vincent A. Vitale August Papiercio Emil Crisafulli Ronald Imperiale

President-Elects Named In Dental Society And Hillside Exhibit

Dr. Stanley K. Larkin of 189 Windsorway was chosen president-elect of the Union County Dental Society at Leyton's event. A Navy veteran and former editor, he lectured for the ADA and authored dental papers. Thirty-nine Hillside firms will hold a two day exhibit May 19–20 in the high school gym, with free samples, door prizes, and a Social Security booth, hosted by J. S. Freundlich and the Emerald Company.

Stanley K. Larkin Windsorway Union County Dental Society Townley's Union North Broadstreet Elizabeth New York Schools New York University College of Dentistry Larkin Union County, Dental Society Bulletin American Dental Association Elizabeth General Hospital Sar Hillside Industrial and Business Concerns Hillside Industrial Association J. 8. Freundlich The Emerald Company Hillside National Bank Industrial Arts Department Dominick P. Travelone Social Security Administration Freundlich Alfred Reinke Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co Joseph Einroth Arrow Engineering Co. Inc Charles N. Hurl Chicago Bridge & Iron Bristol-Myers Co Walter Stasiewicz Kraft Foods Company Frank Cromwell Cities Service Oil Co Arthur Goldie Goldie Industrial Supply Co Somerset Tool Co Schacht Steel Construction Inc Hatfield Wire & Cable Co Westinghouse Electric Corp. Radiomatic of America Jiffy Manufacturing Co Detroit Mold Engineering Co Cooper Alloy Corp Bule Steel Corp Kenlen Wire Products J. M. Huber Corp American Can Company Peter Wendel & Sons Inc Wheeling &Transportation Co Robert A. Johnston Co Sunrise Dairies Plash Cleaners Ferdon Corp Hillside Plumbing & Supply Co Waverly Builders Inc Viking Sprinkler Co Reinhardt Printing Co Baker & Taylor Co

Hungarian Home Elects Officers at Hillside

Officers of the Hillside Hungarian Workmen's Home at 1316 White Street were elected last week. Named are President Raymond Schrader and Vice President Leslie Gori. Financial Secretary Joseph A. Cherry, Treasurer Emil Szerite, Recording Secretary Emma Dehler, House Committee members Margaret Brandt Helen Dowling Henry Dehler Steven Ambrose Alex Regi Matthew McConlegue and Michael Humanik. Auditors Harold Walters Peter Porga and Charles Wukitsch were chosen.

Hillside White Street Raymond Schrader Leslie Gori Joseph A. Cherry Emil Szerite Emma Dehler House Margaret Brandt Helen Dowling Henry T. Dehler Steven Ambrose Alex Regi Matthew McConlegue Michael Humanik Harold Walters Peter Porga Charles Wukitsch

Boy Wins Blue Ribbon in Watchung Troops Show

Trooper Keith Welks, 10, son of Mr and Mrs William Welks of 12 Eastern Parkway, rode Darky to first in the BB Class at the Watchung Troops horse show in Summit in April 80. Judge Miss Gladys Wikoff of Trenton presided. It marked Welks fourth riding season with the troops.

Keith Welks William Welks Eastern Parkway Darky Watchung Troops Summit Union County Park Commission Watchung Stables Gladys Wikoff Trenton Tosoper Welks

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