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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1951

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Three Years Remain To End Of Ninesling's Term

Frank A Ninesling resigns from the Township Committee effective December 31. His departure, along with that of Schnabel, prompts resolutions commending their service as officials adjust to the interim, with election procedures for Ninesling’s seat to be decided.

Ninesling Frank A Ninesling Schnabels Schnabel Adatniieti Mirabethton Water Company Consolidated Milton B. Conford Benjamin Hale Conford Henry Kreh Jr Raymond King Sidney Englander Orchard Terrace

Civil Service Exemption For Hillside Officials Outlined

Officials created by statute or local ordinance may remain non classified, excluding police magistrate, township attorney and assistants, township treasurer and physician. Board of Health staff likely tenure protected. health officer may be, but retirement age affects status. Passage of the Civil Service referendum brought police and fire, road workers, clerks and library aides under Civil Service and voided prior local exams. forms issued to employees to determine status.

Hillside Civil Service Board of Health Veterans Housing Project Recreation Board Youth Guidance Council Library Board of Trustees Zoning Board of Adjustment Board of Assessors Local Assistance Board Planing Board Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control Civil Service Members of the Police and Fire Police and Fire Departments Civil Service Commission

Republicans Fail To See Broad Coalition In Local Reform

Editorial notes the GOP's rigid mindset and warns that diverse groups must be included in political planning. It argues for municipal water with Wanaque Reservoir ties as a path to soft, cheaper water, while urging careful legal and practical review before action.

Hillside Tops Chest Quota First Since War

Hillside has exceeded its Community Chest quota the first time since World War II. Mrs. John Major reports $10,066.42 collected, 103 percent of the $10,600 local goal, with praise from Eastern Union County leaders. The drive totals $331,921.07 for 61 percent of the overall target and more funds expected this week.

Community Chest Hillside Red Feather Union County John Major Russell S. Baker George B. Webber

Israel Bond Drive to Hear Kingdon in Hillside Event

The Hillside Division of the 300 million Israel Independence Bond Drive will stage a Bonds for Israel all-star show Sunday November 25 at 8 pm at Hillside Avenue School. Alexander Mooney will chair the event with Dr. Frank Kingdon delivering the address.

Hillside Hillside Avenue School Samuel Graw Alexander Mooney Frank Kingdon Newark University Ba'ai B'rith Sinai Congregation Hillside Chapter Hadassah Hillside Jewish Community Center Mooney Israel

Christmas Club Checks Totals Reach $500000

Hull side National Bank announced Christmas Club checks totaling $500000 will be mailed next Wednesday November 21. More than 4.40 million members will receive checks, up from $455000 mailed last year.

Hullside National Bank

Hillside Approval of Police and Fire Pay Increases

John De Santi, chairman of the joint committee for pay raises, thanks Hillside residents for approving the referendums that increased pay for both police and fire departments.

John de Santi

Transportation Of Books Arranged For Two Schools

The Library Board of Trustees introduced a monthly book service for George Washington and Calvin Coolidge Schools replacing PTA legwork. Miss Lottie Smolenski explains each teacher gets 30 books monthly for class use with exchanges or returns after a month. Charles Beyer will transport the books, and Dr. Wayne Branom notes the system widens reading variety for grades 2 through 8.

P.T.A Library Board of Trustees George Washington Calvin Coolidge Lottie Smolenski Charles Beyer Hollywood Avenue Wayne T. Branom

Local Librarian Names Assistant at Mountainside Library

Miss Louise Jewett of 12 Greenwood Road Mountainside has been appointed assistant librarian. She shares tours with Librarian Miss Lottie Smolenski. Jewett holds BS and master's from Teachers College Columbia University and studied library work at Wisconsin. Previous library experience includes Albany College of Pharmacy and Maryland College for Women.

Louise Jewett Greenwood Road Mountainside Library Board of Trustees Lottie Smolenski

Brooklyn Man Is Held For Larceny

Police hold Michael J. Saroka a 38 year old Brooklyn man on charges of breaking entering and larceny at Plymouth Building Corp 395 Long Avenue A camera of undetermined value was taken Saroka was found seated in a model home with the camera tucked under his jacket He was reportedly intoxicated and had used a whiskey bottle to break a window Officer Franklyn Weber led the arrest with assistance from Patrolman Paul De Graw

Paul Street Cornell Place Glenwood Avenue Hillside Heights Civic Association Fred A. Yaefle Bright Street Stoyan Tsanoff Charles Hanson Accurate Products Co Hillside Avenue Norman Street Emanuel Gersten COG Budget Supply Co Liberty Avenue Oakland Terrace Albert Schoen Universal Manufacturing Co Hollywood Avenue John M. Malone Henry Goldher King League of Municipalities Michael J. Saroka Brooklyn Plymouth Building Corp Long Avenue Franklyn Weber Saroka Weber Paul DeGraw

Thanksgiving publication shift for The Times

Notice states The Times will publish a day earlier than usual due to Thanksgiving on November 22 with all material due by Tuesday, November 20, for the November 21 issue.

Times

Education Board Considers Pay Raises Next Week

The Board of Education will review salary requests from teachers, janitors, and all staff at a conference on Tuesday, November 20. A Hillside Janitors Association letter and a teachers delegation led the agenda, seeking raises of 300 minimum and 400 maximum for teachers and 500 maximum for janitors, plus overtime and other adjustments. The report notes 2,520 school banking accounts opened in October at Howard Savings Bank totaling 17,866.97 dollars.

Board of Education Hillside Janitors’ Association Wayne T. Branom Howard Savings Bank

Brothers Recover From Polio At St Elizabeth Hospital

Edward Jarosky 9 and Charles Jarosky 10, brothers stricken by polio, were placed in the same room at St Elizabeth Hospital. Edward, diagnosed Oct 30 with bulbar polio, improves with "spunk" and therapy. Charles, treated for spinal polio, is doing leg exercises under care of Pvt Robert Wolf who brought him to Mirabeth.

St. Elizabeth Hospital Charles Edward Jarosky Helen Jajosky McMichael Place Edward Jajosky Mirabeth Robert Wolf Jarosky

Branom to Speak to Essex Educators Dinner Meeting

Dr. Wayne T. Branom supervising principal of schools will be guest speaker at a Essex County School Board Association dinner meeting on Thursday November 29 at the Hotel Suburban East Orange. His topic is Teaching of Moral and Spiritual Values in Schools. Also noted Hillside servicemen Carol J Holmes USN has been advanced in rate to yeoman third class aboard USS Salisbury Sound with the Seventh Fleet in the Far East.

Wayne T. Branom Essex County School Board Association East Orange Hillside Carol J Holmes USN Tillman Street Salisbury Sound Seventh Fleet Far East Holmes Naval Service Naval Training Center Great Lakes Navy Hillside High School

Holiday Game Tickets Ready for Weequahic Hill Match

Tickets for the Weequahic Hill ice football game go on sale after school today, with student and adult passes available in Room C-1 and at the gate for 150 each. The game is set for Thanksgiving Day at Untermann Field at 11 a.m. in Newark.

Weequahic-Hill George Sickels Sickels Untermann Field Chancellors Avenue Summit Avenue Newark Alt

Teachers Parley At Shore Attend Shore Convention

The Hillside area school system sent 27 teachers three principals and four board members to the State Teachers Convention in Atlantic City last weekend. Principals listed include Walter Krumbiegel Hillside Avenue School Albert Vreeland Florden Looker School and David Harris Saybrook School. board members Henry Goldhor Paul Miller Mrs Robert C Kirkpatrick and Walter Leibe attended.

Whitside Thref Board of Education Atlantic City Walter Krumbiegel Hillside Avenue Albert Vreeland Florden-Looker David, Harris Saybrook School Henry Goldhor Paul Miller Robert C. Kirkpatrick Walter Leibe

Sleepy Sailor Runs His Auto Into Pole

A 22 year old sailor escaped injury after he fell asleep at the wheel and his auto struck a Public Service pole on Route 29 near Hillside Avenue overpass. John W. Stapleton of the USS Oriskany operated the vehicle and also smashed a display sign in front of the Atlantic Service Station. Patrolman George Shelbourne investigated and the car was towed to the Veterans Garage, Nout 29.

Route 29 Hillside Avenue John W. Stapleton Oriskany Atlantic George Shelbourne Nout 29

Employee mangles hand in factory machine mishap

French Staten, 23, of 14 St Nicholas Avenue New York City, an employee of Gilbert Plastics Inc 1415 Chestnut Avenue, was injured early this morning at St Barnabas Hospital Newark after his hand was caught and mangled in a machine at the point. His condition was reported grjlor.

St. Nicholas Avenue New York City Gilbert Plastics, Inc Chestnut Avenue St. Barnabas Hospital Newark

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Wation Chester A. Meiskey Walter D. Roberts Allan J. Robrts Edward Davidosky Wilder Street Extosion Kteh Kreh Ryan Street Edg Comb Steel Corp Wanaque Solomon Store Ave B & H Heating CO N. J Kingdon Tmas Club Hillside Patrolmen’s Ane Firemen’s Associations Robert Mason Victor Heller Vincent Moynihan Roy Hedden Lorenz van den Steinen Robert Spitzberger Thomas Moss Education Board Dr. Branom Essex Walter R. Lee Home For Funerals Salem Ave Tobia’s Appliances Clinton Ave Michael Tobia Sleepy Sailor Frank A. Ninesling North Broad Street Ethel Cox New Jersey Salem Pharmacy Szarko’s Szarko’s Liquor Store, Inc Jacki Wenz Compfon R & L Decorators Lifetime Bull
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