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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1961

Page

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Senior Prom Committee Makes Recommendations To School Board

A Hillside high school senior prom committee presented four recommendations to the Board of Education to make the event more of a school function. They urged keeping costs low, separating prom events from weekend outings, holding the prom off campus if a suitable venue is found, and scheduling a Friday night date set by the principal. The history recounts a 1946 shift to a club-style prom with PTA support, a $5 per couple cost, and national recognition, contrasted with later out-of-school weekend activities.

Board of Education P.T.A Hillside New York City New York United States Nocon Trifurtors

Call for thorough probe of plane crash killing 77

A letter argues for a complete investigation into last week's deadly plane crash that killed 77 people including 74 young soldiers en route to bases. It criticizes Independent airline safety and cash-only operations, urging permanent reforms and tougher oversight by the FAA CAB and Defense Department. It condemns the treatment of service members and calls for dignity and proper care for all armed forces personnel.

Frank J. Prial Newark Evening News Warren H. Kennet Imperial Airlines Cirnier Sof Imperial Regina Airlines California Newark Newark Air Service Ife Defense Department FAA CAB Albert M. Shea

Lions Bulb Sale Sunday Offers Eye Clinic Support

Hillside Lions Club resumes fundraising to cover half the township after last week's shortfall. The sale, set for Sunday November 12, aims to raise funds for the $10,000 pledge to the eye Clinic at St. Elizabeth Hospital, with Dr. Francis J. Grant as general chairman and G Allan Schuhmann, George F. Martin, and Arnold H. McCaw assisting.

Hillside Lions Club New St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth Francis J. Grant G. Allan Schuhmann George F. Martin Tre I Arnold H. McCaw

Jersey City Man Injured By Bus

Francis Mikulewicz, 45, of 265 Van Wagenen avenue, Jersey City, was struck by a Public Service bus at Hollywood Ave and No Broad St. He was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth, listed in fair condition. The bus driver was David Lee Fissell, 23, of 555 Fourth Avenue, Elizabeth.

Francis Mikulewicz van Wagenen Avenue Jersey City Hollywood Ave No. Broad St St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth David Lee Fissell Fourth Avenue

Young Painter Severely Hurt In Newark Scaffold Fall

Fred Godbolt a 21 year old painter of 155 Ridgewood Avenue Newark was severely injured last Wednesday after falling 30 feet from a scaffold at 286 Florence Avenue. He reportedly sustained possible fractures of the spine and both legs after tumbling into a picket fence and landing in a driveway. He was treated by Dr Milton M Lillen and moved to St Barnabas Hospital Newark. Police say the scaffold tipped as he tried to lower it causing the fall.

Fred Godbolt Ridgewood Avenue Newark Florence Avenue Milton M. Lillen St. Barnabas Hospital Godbolt

Jewish Vets Blood Bank Day in East Orange

The Essex County Council Jewish War Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary plan a Blood Bank Day on Thursday November 16 from 8 30 a m to 6 00 p m at the Essex County Blood Bank Building 45 South Grove Street East Orange Victor Levin of Newark is County Blood Bank chairman Mrs Robert Boyd is County Auxiliary president and Al Silverman of Irvington is County Commander.

Essex Couty Council Jewish War Veterans Ladies Auxiliary Essex County Blood Bank Grove Street East Orange JWV Veterans of Foreign Wars Blood Bank Victor Levin Newark County Blood Bank Robert Boyd al Silverman Irvington

Hillside Democrats Thank Voters for Support

Mayor Louis A. Dischler and Special Attorney Monroe Acker thank Hillside voters for electing them township clerk and Township Committee man. They pledge to serve all people, pursue progress with economy, and commend the Democratic club plus civic minded citizens who volunteered their time for efficient administration.

Louis A. Dischler Monroe Ackerman Hillside Democratic Club

Honor Mrs White At 80th Birthday Party

About 300 friends relatives and townspeople gathered Monday night at the Municipal Building auditorium to honor Mrs Jean A White on her 80th birthday in the community's first official birthday reception. Speakers praised her long service on the Board of Education and Civil Defense Council and recalled her civic activity. Presentations included a television set and a Fortnightly Group tribute.

Jean A. White Board of Education Max Schleifer Kennedy Guy Robert B. Meyner White Civil Defense Council Looker Street Claire Ewertsen Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Wayne T. Branom Helen P. Kirkpatrick Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club Mildred Schwartz Woman's Club of Hillside Alice Gillmore PTA

Hillside School Books Copied and Pilot School Planned

Hillside school system reports three reading books secured with copyrights and a fourth in process. Hillside High chosen as one of 55 pilot schools for a new evaluation plan with a meeting in Trenton to outline the procedure. Federal surplus electronics worth 5200 received for use in shops and sciences. Board opposes Assembly Bills 561 and 659 affecting retirement and school closures by inspectors. John L. Sayer named assistant basketball coach at 325 honorarium. Mrs. Carole S. Miller resigns from teaching. Sayer starts as a teacher on November 13 at 4800 salary.

Hillside Board of Education Wayne T. Branom Branom State Department of Education Hillside Hig School Ruhl L. Custer Trenton Assembly John L. Sayer Carole S. Miller Sayer

Kiwanis Installation Plans At Starko’s Liquor Store

A local planning notice outlines Kiwanis installation events at Starko’s Liquor Store located at 1317 Liberty Agenus WA with contact numbers WA 3-0659 and WA 3.1405. The listing promotes wines liquors beers and free prompt delivery while noting partnerships with Salem Pharmacy Hillside and Candiex and Hallmark Greeting Cardy for prescription delivery and related services.

Starko’s Liquor Store Liberty Agenus

Thanksgiving publishing shift for The Times notice

The Times will publish next week on Tuesday November 21 due to Thanksgiving on Thursday November 23. Material for next week’s issue must be received by Saturday November 18.

Times

Registration for Adult Education Programs Opens

Announcement by Peter G. Humanik Recreation Superintendent states registrations are now being accepted for adult programs to begin once sufficient sign ups are received. Courses include painting media social dancing for all levels golf contract bridge sewing and women's bowling.

Peter G. Humanik

Evaluation Fund For Heart Cases

The Union County Heart Association approved a $50,000 work evaluation unit for heart case rehab at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Elizabeth internist Dr. Hans Bleink answered questions after a film on rehabilitation while Mrs. Henrietta E. Froelich announced the program to Hillside Rotary Club. Forty eight people were restored to work in the past year with aid from the cardiac diagnostic unit.

Arthur G. Woodfield Branom Hillside Neer George W. Herlich Arthur Northwood Elizabeth Avenue Defense Council Kiwanis Club Visiting Nurse Association of Union County The Eastern Star Union County Heart Association Henrietta E. Froelich Hillside Rotary Club Froelich Elizabeth St. Elizabeth's Hospital Hans R. Bleink

Local Hardware and Furnishings Ad at 1299 Liberty Ave

Classified listing for a hardware store at 1299 Liberty Ave offering house furnishings, glass-bent items, Moore Paints, plumbing and electrical supplies, gifts and wrappings, furnace repair, furnace filters, stove pipe, floor Sanders and polishers, and rental items. Free parking next door.

Moore Dupont

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