02 Nov 1961
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1961
Page
1
Hillside Lions Club plans a Sunday November 5 house to house bulb sale to raise funds for the Eye Clinic of the new St Elizabeth Hospital in Elizabeth. Members include treasurer George J E Martin and co chairman G Allan Schuhmann aiding drive, with Dr Francis J Grant leading the committee.
The Slovak Gymnastic Union Falcon Sokols will sponsor a fitness exhibit at Slovak Sokol Hall Newark Sunday November 5 at 3 30 p m with attendance by prominent figures per Victor A Norulak chairman A Westchester State Teachers College gym squad will participate Also Carol Cervenka and Rose Weisenbacher Slovak gym members and Margie Prussky of Union direct the Slovak Gymnasts A Planning Board member and his wife are set to appear on Channel 7 Who Do You Trust with Johnny Carson as host Public officials back Public Question No 5 for continuation of government during national emergency but Martin L Fried of Passaic urges a No vote to preserve democracy Cont on Page 10
Col Norman Meranus Post 78 JWY Hillside in conjunction with Essex County Council hosts its annual auction on Saturday November 11 at 8:30 pm in Temple B nai Israel Irvington. Proceeds fund East Orange Veterans Hospital rehabilitation. Auction committee heads include Robert Kaufman and members from Hillside Union Irvington Newark and Jersey areas. YMCA Eastern Union County advances Exercise For Everyone with a marathon run and marathon swim this week.
As the annual Salvation Army campaign closes, Hillside shows a $57.40 deficit announced by Captain Ernest Baxendale Service Extension Director. Donations can be mailed to The Salvation Army 80 Washington Street Newark or to Harvey W. Peace Hillside treasurer at Hillside National Bank.
Edward Gottlieb director of guidance in the Hillside Schools has accepted an invitation to attend the Yale Club of Central Jersey third annual dinner at Canoe Brook Country Club Summit on Friday evening November 3 Arthur Berne a guidance counselor will also attend The speaker will be Edward S Noyes acting president of the College Entrance Examination Board
Emanuel M. Reiter formerly of Hillside now residing in Elizabeth again leads Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in New Jersey. He passed the million dollar mark for 1961 on October 19 and was invited to the home office on October 26 to dine with agency superintendents and VPs. Rewards include a trip to San Francisco a Catskills weekend at Grossinger's and a silver serving set. Reiter has 38 years with the company as agent assistant manager manager and 17 years as consultant.
Mrs Sadie Reilly of 454 White Wood Road Union, formerly a Hillside teacher, is recuperating from a fractured right arm and hand after a fall in her home.
In Hillside and surrounding counties the race for Governor centers on whether James P. Mitchell can unite independent and Democratic voters like Clifford P. Case did in 1960. Hochs of Assembly seats and county offices are at stake for both parties, with Conservative Metzger leading their slate. A separate notice notes Leonard Allen found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning at his service station in Elizabeth.
Thomas Toomajan Jr., 32, of Elizabeth, was charged with obtaining property under false pretenses after posing as a Whitman Chevrolet employee. He allegedly charged parts to Whitman from multiple dealers for a 1958 Chevrolet, with over $100 in further parts from other dealers and about $200 in stolen tools recovered from his garage. Det. Robert Mason led the probe. detainers filed by Montclair and Linden police.
A fragmented listing names Herta M Erikson Oscar Guelpa Harold F Windecker Heber J Distelhurst Edna Muller and others for governor. It notes Salem Pharmacy Hillside and Liberty Pharmacy with addresses and contact numbers and claims about prescriptions cosmetics and medical supplies.
The Hill Side Times moves to a modern offset plant in Springfield. News material is due by Monday 5 PM, advertising by Tuesday noon. News submissions should be doublespaced on 8 1/2 by 11 inch sheets to aid processing.
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