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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1966

Page

9

Hillside Camera Club awards first prize in joint contest

The Hillside Camera Club and Hillside Ambulance Squad collaborated on a photo contest held in March and April. Arnold E. Thomas won first prize in black and white with 25 dollars. second went to Joseph Roth and third to Joseph Loeb. In color slides Grace Priest won first prize. Fifty photos were submitted in each division.

Hillside Camera Club Hillside Ambulance Squad Nick Spitak Joe Bukowski Winans Avenue Hillside Kennedy Airport New York Jean Rae Turner Richard T. Koles Joseph Buscaino Elizabeth Journal Arnold E. Thomas Conant Street Mr. Thomas Joseph Roth Rae Street Joseph Loeb Clark Street Grace Priest Eastern Parkway Arnold Ji. Thomas

5th Grade Presents How the West Was Won Musical

Hillside Avenue School parents and teachers gathered for the final meeting of the year on May 11 as Union County PTA Community Advisor installed officers including President Seymour Pollak and Treasurer Jack Mitnick. The 5th Grade, directed by Miss Catherine Ashley, presented a musicale about westward migration and growth.

Hillside Avenue School Donald Gillmore Union County PTA Seymour Pollak Arthur Navy Edna Doll Jack Mitnick Richard la Catherine Ashley

Dad Has Change Of Heart After Shooting Claim

A father initially said his 20 year old son shot at him during a dispute over the son’s work. He later recanted, saying the story arose in anger. The son was held on 2500 dollars bail as police continued the investigation.

Spina Warns Crime Growth at Law Day Event

Newark Police Director Dom Spina told an Italian American Civic Association Law Day gathering that narcotics pushers receive too many suspended sentences. He cited a former judge granting 21 of 24 suspensions and urged mandatory penalties for addicts and pushers. He warned crime rises with public apathy and criticized Supreme Court search and seizure rulings.

Newark Domnick Spina College Inn Supreme Court

Palmer Joins Beta Gamma Sigma at Rutgers Ceremony

Joan L Paimer of Hillside New Jersey was initiated into the Alpha of New Jersey Chapter of the Beta Gamma Sigma honorary business fraternity at the 24th annual initiation at Military Park Hotel. Palmer is in the Class of 1966 at Rutgers Graduate School of Business and meets top ten percent, scholarship, service, and character standards.

Joan L. Paimer Gertrude St Hillside Rutgers Graduate School of Business Administration Alpha of New Jersey Beta Gamma Sigma Military Park Palmer The State University Graduate Business School

Thefts Reported In Local Area Increase

Several residents report thefts including an apartment entry on North Broad Street with no loss, a damaged car at Franklin Auto Body, a stolen floor mat from Winans Avenue, and a set of plates taken from a Prospect Street car at a gas station on Liberty Avenue.

Estelle Forman N. Broad Street William Toffy Richard Boulevard Rahway Franklin Dam- Dolores Toscano Winans Avenue Otto Weiner Prospect—Street Liberty Avenue

Postal Savers Urged Withdraw

Poftmaster Runyon urged withdrawal of Postal Savers noting as of April 28 1966 no deposits may be accepted and no new accounts can be opened. Interest ends on the anniversary date of each certificate.

Poftmaster Runyon

City council debates traffic, fire upgrades and paving plans

The council heard a report on police training and traffic concerns on a Salem Ave street as heavy trucks cause damage. A traffic survey was ordered to reduce through traffic from King St to North Ave and several streets will be repaved with state aid funds. Ordinances approved for a $46,300 fire department pumper and station wagon, a $4,000 storm sewer easement and construction, and a Hillside Ave firehouse expansion. The 1966 general tax rate was set at 5.85.

Henry Clark Salem Ave Salem King St North Ave Patsy Mellito Woodruff Place Hillside Ave Police Department A. Howard Finkel North Broad King Streets Ackerman Elizabeth-Union- Hillside Irvington PUC

Planning Board Grants Approval For Subdivision Proposals

The Planning Board reviews a tentative subdivision by John J. Devlin at 603 Lakeview Drive to split Marine Ter and Lakeview Drive into a new 65 foot frontage lot with an 81 front foot remainder. An informal plan by Anthony Gaubs at 368 Yale Ave seeks to combine nine Yale Ave lots into two to remove an existing garage and construct a new one. The board also considers a draft zoning ordinance with permitted building types by area.

Planning Board John J. Devlin Lakeview Drive Marine Ter Union County Planning Board Anthony Gaubgs Yale Ave

Pool Parking Lot Completed

The new parking lot for nine automobiles was completed this week beside the pool. Sanford Goldberg, president of the Community Swimming Pool Commission, noted the lot and that more than 1,000 applications have been received for membership. Badges will be distributed in June.

Sanford Goldberg The Community Swimming Pool Commission

School Calendar 1966 1967 Revised Dates Then End of Year

The document lists the 1966 1967 school year calendar with opening day on September 8 and multiple holidays including Jewish New Year Columbus Day and Thanksgiving. It notes days off for N J E A conventions Veteran's Day Thanksgiving Good Friday Easter recess and Memorial Day observances along with the last days of school June 21 22 23 and summer school beginning June 26.

N.J.E.A Washington Rd. of Education

New Officers Installed as Sisterhood of Temple Shomrei Torah

The Temple Shomrei Torah Sisterhood in Hillside will install officers on Friday May 20 at 910 Salem Ave Hillside during the sabbath service. Incoming president is Mrs Franklyn Feltman with a slate including VPs Mrs Leon Goldsman Mrs Jack Levenson and Mrs Leon Kelin Recording Secretary Mrs Max Resnick Corresponding Secretary Mrs George D Amiano Treasurer Mrs Sigmund Alterman Financial Secretary Mrs Nathan Alper Installation Chairman Mrs Sherwood Koblenz and Che Oney Shabat will be sponsored by the Sisterhood.

Sisterhood Temple Shomrei Torah Salem Ave Hillside Franklyn Feltman Leon Goldsman Jack Lev Enson Leon Kelin Cording Max Resnick George D’amiano Sigmund al Terman Nathan~Alper Sher Wood Koblenz

Bristol Myers Employees Celebrate Milestones in Hillside

Adam Jablonski of 519 Tillman Street Hillside NJ marks thirty five years with Bristol Myers Products in Hillside. Raymond Comiskey of 1022 Coolidge Street Westfield NJ marks thirty years with the company, now Foreman of Packaging Operations after a World War II service with four European Theatre campaign medals.

Adam Jablonski Tillman Street Hillside New Jersey Bristol Myers Products Bristol Myers Association Bristol Myers Raymond Comiskey Coolidge Street Westfield New Jersey Bristol-Myers Products Hillside New Jersey Comiskey Hillside High School Hillside Pharmaceutical U.S. Infantry

Weston a longtime public servant and businessman in New Jersey

Stanley Weston settled in Liberty Park in 1921 and built the Weston Adding Machine Co in the Martin Building Elizabeth. He ran the business until 1932 and served 22 years as court clerk for the Second District Court in Union Center retiring about 1950. He later worked with Carpenter Steel Co Union in its IBM division for two years and represented Capitol Calendar & Novelty Co Trenton from 1952 to 1963. After a heart attack he moved to Annandale in 1952 and lived briefly in Westfield with his son George before marrying Katherine Koenig Sutton Weston two years earlier. Weston helped found and lead the West End Republican Club and was elected to the Township Committee in 1930. He served on the Zoni Board of Adjustment from 1936 to 1951, chaired it for many years, and was a Civil Defense and Disaster Control Council member during World War II and reappointed in 1950 after the Korean conflict.

Liberty Park Weston Weston Adding Machine Co Martin Elizabeth Second District Union Center Carpenter Steel Co. Union IBM Capitol Calendar & Novelty Co Trenton Annandale Westfield George Weston Katherine Koenig Sutton Weston Zoni Board of Adjustment Civil Defense and Disaster Control Council Clinto Ave Newark Unio Township Clinton Hill First Baptist Church Hillside Rotary Club

Hillside Lions elect new officers at Townleys Union

Dominick F. Peterpaul elected president of the Hillside Lions Club replacing Arnold H. McClow. Installation set for June 24. Officers include William C. Stark first vice president G Allan Schuhmann second vice president Robert Parker third vice president Bailey F. Gee treasurer Max Ginsberg secretary Katamer and Robert G. Cadwallader tail twister Jules Rubinett Irving Schimel Abraham Mankowitz as two year directors.

Dominick F. Peterpaul Hillside Lions Club Townley’s Arnold H. McClow William C. Stark G. Allan Schuhmann Robert Parker Bailey F. Gee Max Ginsberg Ka Tamer Robert G. Cadwallader Tail Twister Jules Rubinett Irving Schimel Abraham Mankowitz

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