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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1962

Page

13

Hughes Urges Electing Democrats At Special Breakfast

Governor Richard J. Hughes spoke at a special breakfast with local Democratic officials urging support for the Democratic ticket. He urged the election of Police Commissioner John A. Desch Special Township Attorney Robert Diamond Tax Collector John C. Pozar and others to ensure a Democratic victory on November 6 to continue the administration’s service to New Jersey residents.

Goy Richard J. Hughes

Democratic tribute to Hughes Williams rally set Nov 4

Township Clerk Louis Dischler announced a Democratic rally honoring Gov Richard J. Hughes and U S Harrison A Williams Jr at 7:30 p m Sunday November 4 in the War Memorial Building Liberty Avenue. Host officials include Police Commissioner John Desch Special Township Attorney Robert Diamond and Tax Collector John Pozar with other Democratic candidates such as Lilian Egolf and H Roy Wheeler attending. A free cocktail party and dance with professional entertainment will accompany the appearance of Hughes and other party notables and Hillside citizens are invited.

Louis Diseller Richard J. Hughes U.S Harrison A. Williams, Jr War Memorial Building Liberty Aves John ©. Pozar Guy, Hughes and Son Williams Liliam Egolf H. Roy Wheeler

Cub Pack 190 Adds Members

Cub Pack 190 met at AP Morris School Oct. 25 under Mrs. Jon Kisling. Mrs. John Bell will be Cubmaster with Mr. Russell Petrucka as assistant. Mrs. Benjamin Davies named Den Mother with Mrs. John Migton assisting. New members bring total Cubs to 40. Pack plans Rutgers Lafayette game Nov. 3 in New Brunswick. Next meeting Nov. 29 with the theme It s time for a change. Valenti chairs discussion on nepotism and one party government. He cites a Baltimore Ave. wall collapse and calls for full investigation and report to Hill side residents.

AP. Morris School Jon Kisling John Bell Russell Petrucka Benjamin Davies John Migton Rutgers-Lafayette New Brunswick Sar Frank Hill Jr Hillside Ave Valenti Baltimore Ave Hillside Ram- Valenti Pimm Jersey City Schleifer Plmm Schlelfer

One Party Rule Scored in Township Committee Race

Jack Valenti, Republican candidate for Township Committee, urged attendees at Republican Headquarters to back his bid and that of Joseph Ram for Township Committee and William Pimm for Tax Collector. He asserted the party’s dominance in Hilltown.

Jack Valenti Joseph Ram William Pimm Valenti Hill Pimm Jg Hill Side Miller Ram Pimm Hillside

GOP Freeholder Efforts Lauded in Union County

Freeholder Raymond Moore of Hillside praised Republican members of the Union County Board of Freeholders at a Hillside gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oakie. He urged re-election of Freeholders Jay Stemmer, Mary C. Kanane and himself, citing earlier suggestions to fund Conant Street repaving and noting delayed road allocations.

Raymond Moore Hillside Edward Oakie Church St Union County Board of Freeholders Moore Jay Stemmer Mary C. Kanane Freeholders Con—ant St Conant St

Schleifer Charges Are Denied By Hillside Republicans

Republican chairman Tracy and Jeffrey Ram rebut Democratic claims that Board of Education hired relatives of GOP candidates. Ram defends his brother’s custodian job, cites legal opinion, and urges Hillside voters to back Joseph Ram Valenti and Pimm on November 6.

Max Schleifer Board of Education Charles S. Tracy Jeffrey Ram Tracy Schleifer Ram Hillside Chamberlin Valenti Mancuso Democratic Party Jersey City Winston Kenney Robert Young Ram Joseph Ram Wiliam Pimm

Miller Urges GOP Support At Hillside Party

Miller appeals for support for Ram Valenti and Pimm in Hillside, arguing opposition misgovernance harms taxpayers. He cites high homeowner taxes from a rushed reassessment and says electing Ram Valenti and Pimm will restore balanced representation and reduce boss control.

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