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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1963

Page

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Newark Jet Takeoffs Restricted to 15 Knot Winds

Hillside officials announce return to the original Runway 29 takeoff rules at Newark Airport. Gov. Hughes writes FAA officials and Port Authority urging immediate action to reinstate the 15 knot headwind requirement, predicting substantial relief for Hillside residents and a 70 percent drop in overflight flights.

Newark Airport Hillside Robert Diamond Hillside Aircraft Hazard Committee Diamond Richard J. Hughes Bureau of Aeronautics Department of Conservation and Economic Development Newark New Jersey Hughes Oscar Bakke Region I Federal Aviation Gov. Hughes Blakke Austin J. Tobin Port of New York Authority Bakke Aviation Development Council Air Transport Association Federal Aviation Agency Frank Gerard State Bureau of Aeronautics

Flood control plans spar over Union County basin project

Township studies show $50,000 relief option dropped in favor of a Park Commission detention basin plan costing about $6 million spread across towns. Debate rises as Essex County areas oppose funding, while state and federal help from Army Engineers is eyed. Air pollution debate and Halloween trick or treat questions close the discussion.

Baker St Board of Freeholders Union County Park Commission Elizabeth Union Assembly Senate Nelson F. Stamler Sen. Stamler Hilaide Elizabeth River Essex County Army Corps of Engineers Pee Army Engineers Park Commission

Vit And Ram Thank Public In Hillside Victory Statement

Republicans Anton A. Vit Jr. and Joseph Ram issued a victory note Tuesday night thanking voters. They pledged to put Hillside residents first and invited residents to write or call with suggestions and problems they can help solve.

In & Victory Anton A. Vit Jr Joseph Ram Hillside

County Returns Swing to Republicans in Narrow Victory

Countywide results show Nelson F Stamler, a Republican, defeating Democrat James M McGowan by about 13 000 votes. Republicans win all county offices with Edward H Tiller Harry V Osborne and Walter E Ulrich elected Freeholders. Surrogate seat taken by Mary C Kanane over Eugene Kirk. Joseph Durkin unseated. Assembly tilt favors Republicans with McDermott LaCorte Collins and McDonough elected, while Hughes the lone Democrat survives. Bond issues totaling 750 million pass locally despite a statewide loss.

McGowan Stamler Assembly Krueger Hughes Higgins Woody Bonadies McDermott LA Corte Collins McDonough Wester Kanane Register Delaney Durkin Swiontkowski Fried Mitchell Tiller Ulrich Osborne Schulman Mancuso Ita Nelson F. Stam~ler James M McGowan Edward H Tiller Harry V. Osborne Walter E. Ulrich Mary C Kanane Eugene Kirk Joseph Durkin Democratic James J Delaney Assembly Mildred Barry Hughes Francis X. McDermott Nicholas LaCorte Loree Collins Peter J. McDonough

Big Bond Issue Is Turned Down

The two 750 million bond questions failed on Election Day. Public Building Construction Bond went 3,860 to 3,737 against, and Public Roads and Highways Bond lost 3,843 to 3,397. Four statewide amendments won: Veterans Property Tax Credit 4,537 to 2,065. Reducing Voter Residence Requirements 4,190 to 2,089. Aging Citizens Tax Credit 4,931 to 1,574. Farm Land Assessment 3,780 to 2,007.

Thrift Art Contest Winners Announced

Harvey WreECe jis announced the winners of the seventh annual thrift art contest held at the Hillside High School. Prizes ranged from a $25 U S Savings Bond to $10 and $5 savings accounts for the top three in each grade group, with a new best design award earning a $25 bond and a billboard display on N Broad St Hillside Ave.

Harvey Wreece Jis National State Bank Hillside Robert Saboski Brenda Skwirut Linda Gilbert Henry M. Hocerman Jeffrey Swanger Cecelia Fastau Harold Balzer Trina Berne U.S Ralph A Oenwartz Woman's Club of Sidney Silverstein Donald T. Crispin John M. Malone Abram P. Morris- Saybrook Pta Peace Henry M Hockerman

Halloween Parade At Hillside PAL Draws Big Crowd

Third annual Halloween parade at the Hillside PAL building featured judges Public Affairs Commissioner Robert Diamond Mrs Diamond Police Commissioner Max Schleifer and winners in both junior and senior groups. Winners included Limbo Sheri Delmar Vicki Rauchbach and others. Chaperones were listed. program directed by Detective Alois J Ster and Dorothy M Groeger. Dancing games and refreshments followed.

Amage Hillside Pal Robert Diamond Richard Hill Ronnie Miller Carol Galik James Doyle Dana Lininger Thomas Robertozzi Mra AJ Brelowski Paul Kifner al “Stucney Jean Switana Alois Stier

Second Lecture In Jewish Series

Rabbi Jacob Rabino witz of Yeshiva University will discuss Torah and Science as the second of five lectures in the 1963 44 Adult Lecture Institute. The event is Wednesday November 13 at 6 15 P M at the Young Israel Synagogue Newark 200 Lyons Ave. Subscriptions to the institute and to individual lectures are open to the general public.

Jacob Rabinowitz Yeshivah University New York Young Israel Synegogue Lyons Ave Newark Tri-County

Republicans Upset in Township Committee Race Large Victory

Anton A Vict Jr and Joseph Ram led a GOP sweep defeating Democrats Mancuso and Schulman by margins over 400 votes. Ram and Vict surpassed prior winners, with Stamler also defeating McGowan. Zoning concerns and fuel oil delivery investigations cited as factors. two Democrats won tenure as tax collector Pozar and treasurer Ostermiller amid overall GOP gains.

Anton A. Vict Jr Joseph Ram Charles S. Mancuso Jack Schulman Hyman M. Schulman Ram Vit Mancuso Schulman Nelson F. Stamler James M. McGowan Stamler Hillside H. Roy Wheeler Fox John C. Pozar William Ostermiller Pozar Ostermiller

Senior Candy Sale For Annual Prom at Hillside High

The Hillside High Senior Class has begun a candy sale running until November 22 to help lower prom costs. Volunteers will sell three varieties mint, almond coconut, and walnut fudge, all made by Mason Candy Co and priced at one dollar per box.

Hillside High School Mason Candy Co

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Wit Munder Cork Corps John Thrift Broad St Szarko's Liberty Ave Joseph Ram. Antona, Vit, JR Pal Alois J Ster Dorothy M. Groeger PAL Directo J, J. Growney Mgr North Broad Stree Hillside Altschule Rexall Drug Store Liberty Cor Long A
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