Drag Race Costs Youths Licenses In Hillside
In Municipal Court Thursday night two youths were fined and had licenses revoked for drag racing on Central avenue November 11. William Rehm 18 and George Holt 20 admitted to starting the race. magistrate Penn urged racing on tracks. Other offences included a $25 fine for displaying a PB A shield and $415 total fines for Arthur White on three vehicle violations.
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Central Avenue
William Rehm
Wolfplace
Irvington
George Holt
Marshall Street
Elizabeth
Rehm
Hillside
Percy H
Penn
John Drayton
Durand Road
Maplewood
Arthur White
Sixteenth Street
Newark
White
Irregular Weather and Local School Board Ironies
A violent rainstorm caused service disruptions on Conant Street and prompted a humorous roadside note. A Hillside area parent, Mrs. Edward S Payesko, appeals a transportation cut by the State Department of Education, citing safety near heavy trucks. The piece also notes sidewalk plans, and Livingston road residents oppose street improvements if they are assessed to their properties.
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Union
Conant Street
Hirleman
Hollywood Avenue
Elizabeth
Arlene
Board of Education
State Department of Education
Edward S. Payesko
Livingston Road
Plymouth Road
Ruling hinges on deposit in Hillside bid case
New Jersey Supreme Court ruled the town cannot pursue recovery from contractor Shepard Sternin after he refused to perform air raid siren installation at A P Morris and Willside Avenue Schools for 1087. The contract was reawarded at 2632 and the court stressed strict enforcement of competitive bidding laws. Justice Mraheis led the majority with Weintraub Wachenfeld Burling joining. Meher and Jacobs dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aate
New Jersey Supreme Court
Hillside
Shepard Sternin
A. P. Morris and
Willside
Avenue
Sternin
John T. Mraheis
Joseph Weintraub
William A. Wachenfeld
Albert A. Burling
Harry Meher
Nathan L. Jacobs
Driver Training Citation For Hillside High School
New Jersey State Safety Council awarded Hillside High School a driver training citation last Wednesday. Nathaniel Schneider presented the award to Karl E. Schaub in the principal’s office via the school PA system. The large enrollment kept assemblies unavailable, but exhibits reaching the whole student body were praised.
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New Jersey State Safety Council
Hillside H High School
Nathaniel 0. Schneider
Council
Karl E. Schaub
Ruhl L. Custer
Schneider
Sinai Youth Center fundraising drives to reach goal
Abraham Mankowitz announced the final phase of a drive to raise 125000 for the Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center building fund at a Sinai Congregation meeting. Plans to solicit more funds were outlined and cards given to canvassers along with new appointments for planning construction and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai Congregation
Abraham Mankowitz
Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center
Emanuel Finkel
Max Kasoff
Louis L. Finkel
Max Schlelfer
Benjamin S. Berkowitz
Manuel Pogash
Dan D. Diamond
Sidney H. Friedman
Township Promotes Six Police Superior Officers To New Rank
Six police superior officers and two fire department members were elevated at a township meeting. Police Lt Harry Schnetzle and Detective Lt Charles Grant were advanced, with Sergeants Shelbourne Stelh and Seale and Erdmin promoted. Fire Chief Batinton Marsnick became Deputy Chief, Captain Robert Sonata led a new combustibles and air pollution unit. Marsnick will rotate shifts with Deputy Chiefs Hamilton and Intrabartolo. An ordinance creating the Sonntag post was introduced. Pay scales for chiefs and lieutenants were noted, with captain pay and new fire post pay yet to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
Police Department
Fire
Harry Schnetzle
Charles Grant
George’ Shelbourne
Walter, Stelh
Arthur Seale
Frank Erdmin
Michael Marsnick
Robert Sonata
Bach
Paul P. Karlesky
Schietde
Lawrence Troger
Ernest Voll
Leutenants
Capt
Grant
Korlesky
Spt
William Dievolf, Sr
Sonntag
Zimmermat
William Gural
Harry Scheutale
al Schuetzle
Frank Ioman
Walter Steth
George Shelbourne
Gural
Charles Sanford
Vito Dibella
Robert de Prospo
First Baptist Church Hillside Thanksgiving Service Dedication
The First Baptist Church of Hillside will hold its annual Thanksgiving Service on Thursday November 28. It will also be a dedication of the new education building costing about 14009 dollars with three classrooms and a pastor’s study. The building features cork tile on the main floor and a basement with four classrooms, plus seating expansion via two folding doors.
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First Baptist Church of
Hillside
Wesley A. Olsen
Suggest Second Deck For Highway No 22
Hillside Safety Council proposals call for a double deck on Route 22 to ease congestion and cut fatalities. The plan targets the dangerous stretch between Route 1 Roark and Garden State Parkway cutoff in Union and may avoid wide highway widening and property seizures. A truck passing prohibition on that segment is also urged, with letters to the State Highway Commission Gov Meyner and the Township Committee. The push follows a November 12 tractor trailer crash that crushed and burned a Pennsylvania man.
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Hillside Safety Council
Roark
Garden State Parkway
Union
Couell
State Highway Commission
Robert B. Meyner
Township
Pennsylvania
Leeds twins chosen sweethearts of Marine Reserve unit
Phyllis and Eileen Innamorate of 1263 Oakwood avenue in Newark were named sweethearts of the 24th Infantry Company U S Marine Corps Reserve. They received a scroll from the commanding officer and are noted entertainers who have performed at numerous benefit events.
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Marine Reserve Hillside
Leeds
Phyllis Ti
Eileen Innamorate
Oakwood Avenue
24Th Infantry Co
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve of
Newark
Red Feather Drive In Cleaniy Stage Campaign Progress
Community Chest volunteers led by Bennet Pringle report a $10,594 collection, reaching 70 percent of a $15,200 goal, at a recent meeting in Hilside.
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Community Chest
Hilside
Bennet Pringle
Bank Staff Aids Christmas Club at Hillside National Bank
Miss Katherine Higgins of 60 Seafoam Avenue Winfield and Miss Patricia Warley of 17 El Mora Avenue assist Hillside National Bank patrons in opening Christmas Club accounts. The club began November 18 and offers accounts from 50 cents to 20 dollars with staff stationed in the lobby all week.
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Katherine Higgins
Seafoam Avenue
Winfield
Patricia Warley
Elmora Avenue
Elizabeth
Hillside National Bank
Hillside Youth Science Day planned in Morris County
Hillside Industrial Association announced a Youth Science Day for February at Hillside High and Pingry School with members visiting schools to stress science in industry. Hillside officials seek more firms to join as senior enrollment rises and girls may be sent to plant headquarters with chaperones. Roger Deas of Riverside represented American Can Co. Adlerent noted a holiday luncheon on December 20 at Winfield Scott.
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Hillside Industrial “Associan
High
Pingry School
Morris Lubin
Isociation
Winfield Scott Motel
Elizabeth
Association
Lubin
Theigh
Roger Deas
Riverside
Conn
American Can Co
Hillside Association
Ihe Adlerbent
March of Dimes Kickoff Dinner Highlighted Survival Theme
Mrs. Jack Lager and Mrs. Jack Pearlowin of Hillsides attended the March of Dimes kickoff dinner at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel Elizabeth. Dr. Lester Clee of Princeton state chairman spoke and Mrs. Virginia Conners of Cranford polio mother of 1958 urged rehabilitation importance.
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Jack Lager
Jack Pearlowin
Hillsides
Elizabeth Carteret Hotel
Elizabeth
Lester Clee
Princeton
Virginia Conners
Cranford
Employment Office Closed For Weekend In Thanksgiving Closure
New Jepsen to Employment Service announces the central office will be closed Thanksgiving Day and the following Friday November 29 and December 2. Manager Frank J Hege said the office reopens Monday December 2 to process unemployment claims take new claims applications for employment and refer workers to jobs.
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Jepsen To Employment Service
Frank J. Hege
Bogg
Police and Firemen Seek $300 Bonus and Benefits
Delegations from Hillside Local Loral 35 MEA and PBA met Township Committee to push a $300 bonus plus fringe benefits for police and firemen. Leaders Patrolman Lawrence Lillie and Thomas Moss argued for holidays or time off and hospitalization insurance. Current pay starts at $4,200 yearly rising to $5,205 after four years with yearly increments of $325.
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Hillside
Loreal Ti
PBA
Loral 35
MEA
Manavy Night
Lawrence Lillie
Thomas Moss
Bonis, Pale
William Gural
Ritz Testimonial For Israel Bonds
A testimonial dinner honors Rubin Ritz of Hillside as president of the Northern New Jersey Council of Bnai Brith. The fundraiser for State of Israel Bonds is set for Sunday December 8 at 6 30 p m at the Essex House Newark. Leonard Orloff guest speaks and Jan Bart provides entertainment. Max Schleifer serves as dinner chairman with Louis Frankel and Mrs Bernard Schwartz as Israel program chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubin Ritz
Hillside
Northern
New Jersey
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Sinai Youth Center
Sundaies Mauro Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Ave. Hilletar Russel Stover
Hallmark
Neuver
Red Feather Drive
Bank
Mayfair Liquor Store
Graham Winter
Daniel Cerven
North Broad Street
Mayfair Theatre
Matt-Best Products
Tos & Tevenile
Naby Carriages
Ble Relos
V8 Liberte Ave
Groney Mneral Home
Broad
Liberty Pharmacy
Ritz
Israel
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liverty Avenue
Jack Reclus
Liberty Ave
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