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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1951

Page

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Hillside Boosters Trust Merit in Democratic Appointments

Louis Marks, president of the Hillside Boosters, says the group expects incoming Democratic appointments to be based on merit and ability for Hillside. The club urges that patronage not influence hiring, notes independent voters demanded change, and supports civic-minded staffing in all departments. The Dunellen Plan probe and town drive details follow.

Louis Marks Hillside Boosters Democrats Hillside Hillside Roosters Democratic Committee Dunellen Dads Booster Club Irving S. Jay Itaska Street George Washington School

Advent Corporate Communion Observed by Episcopal Men

The nation-wide Advent Corporate Communion will be observed Sunday December 2 at 11 in the Church of St. Mary Magdalene Newark. The sermon on Time to Awake will be delivered by Rector Rev Montgomery Throop S T D.

Episcopal Church Church of St. Mary Magdalene Pomona Avenue Newark Montgomery Throop S.T.D

Elks Dine With Hillside High Football Squad

Hillside Hillside Lodge 1591 Elks hosted 25 High School football players at the Elks Club. Albert Renner presided with Victor Pedersen Walter Leibo and Mayor Raymond R King among the speakers. A special guest was Alvin Lubet. committee members included William Robin and Louis Dischlér.

Hillside Lodge B.P.O. Elks Elks Club Hillside Avenue Albert Renner Charles Wernicke Victor Pedersen Upsala College East Orange Walter Leibo Board of Education Raymond R. King Wayne T. Branom

Dems Face Appointments Strain In Hillside Granting Skew

The Democratic Township Committee confronts a tight scramble for appointments, balancing party unity with cross group gains from Democratic Independent and Independent Republican forces. Budget talks loom as pay hikes threaten higher taxes unless ratables rise, with revaluation likely but problematic.

Times Is Awarded Oscar By Chest

Hillside Times and its editor receive the Community Chest Oscar for excellent cooperation and assistance with publicity and advertising in their community. Letter from William F. Roseboom of the Community Chest of Eastern Union County notes thanks for helping present the Chest message through news columns and ads to benefit 50,000 people served by Chest agencies.

Oscar Hillside Times William F. Roseboom Community Chest Union County Frederick Rebstock

Family Adopted By Church Guild Seeks Christmas Gifts

The Wesleyan Service Guild of Franklin Memorial Methodist Church has adopted a Hillside family, a widow and her two sons, as its Christmas project. Gifts will be collected at a meeting on Monday evening, December 3, at the church. Rev. G Shepherd Harper will give an illustrated talk on Madame Curie and devotions will be led by Mrs Norman Harris. Hostesses include Mrs Frances De Ronde, Mrs Mildred Newman and Mrs Ruth Garnecky.

Wesleyan Service Guild Franklin Memorial Methodist Church G. Shepherd Harper Madame Curie Norman Harris Frances de Ronde Mildred Newman Ruth Garnecky

Strike at Baker & Taylor Halts Manual Department

More than 50 workers in Baker & Taylor's manual department on North Broad Street walked out this morning over hours and pay. Members of Local 153 AF of L are involved, with labor and management in conference and unavailable for comment. A strike meeting was held at Eric's Tavern nearby.

Baker &&Taylor Company North Broad Street Eric's

Planning Board Conflicting Views On Fluorination Of Water

Township actions adjourn to select site for municipal building. Planning Board asked to report earliest possible recommendation. Weston resigns as Zoning Board head citing orders from physician. Mayor probes Lehigh Valley Railroad crossin gates. Traffic light funding approved. Fluorination debate pits Liberty Ave. group against water company findings. Ambulance use rules tightened after polio case criticism. Leave granted for plumbing inspector due surgery.

Milton 2. Conford Planning Board Stanley H. Weston Zoning Board of Adjustment Weston Second District Union Waston Raymond R. King Lehigh Valley Railroad Long Avenue Charles C. Decker South Long Avenue Hillside Avenue Bloy Street Liberty Avenue Robert C. Kirkpatrick Henry J. Konzelmann Konzelmann Benjamin Summer

Eight Inductees Leave For Kilmer Camp

Eight Hillside men left Monday from Draft Board 42 for Camp Kilmer to begin their service careers. The inductees include James J Mullery Walter E Hulsen Mare J Gordon James T Ackerman Michael Powell Louis P Fischman William H Babcock and William R Dup horn.

Hillside Draft Board 42 Camp Kilmer James J. Mullery Fairbanks Street Walter E. Hulsen Buchanan Steet Mare J. Gordon Selwey Street James T. Ackerman Sweetland Avenue Michael Powell Baltimore Avenue Louis P Fischman Bailey Avenue William H. Babcock Princeton Avenue William R. Duphorn

Will Name Auditor For School Funds

Ten auditors were interviewed by the Board of Education at the Administration Building under a new State law requiring independent audits of the boards books. Paul K. Owen of 1447 Stanley Terrace appears chosen. a fee between $500 and $1,000 is expected.

Board of Education State Board of Education Students General Association Paul K. Owen Stanley Terrace

Settlement Reaches $107 000 in Route 29 Highway Crash

A Superior Court in Newark approved a $107000 settlement for deaths of George Bruce and his son Robert from an April 20 1950 Route 29 crash. Mrs Mabel Bruce 64 received a 648000 share and the Bruce estate 2000 for car damage plus 5200 to Raymond Falls a passenger. Hawthorne Construction and Red Star Express Lines involved in the incident with payments to be mailed following a threehour conference led by Judge Howard Ewart.

Superior Court Newark Mabel Bruce George Bruce Youngstown, D Robert Bruce Bruce Raymond Falls Youngstown Red Star Express Lines Auburn WN. Y Charles A. Rooney Jersey City Hawthorne Construction Hawthorne Jcer Charles 8. Barrett, Jr Lum, Faty, le Foster Red Star

Hillside students named ROTC candidates and campus honors

Three Hillside students Barry Torine Sheldon Scher and Jules Gast are ROTC candidates for Upsala College Newark College of Engineering and Rutgers Newark. Raymond Bean of Hillside is an Upsala pledge and BBA candidate. Berkeley School tea marks social season with faculty student mix and charity baskets prepared for Thanksgiving. Selma Nadler of Hillside named member of Sigma Alpha Eta and Zeta Phi at New Jersey Teachers College Montclair.

East Orange Vom Hillside Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps Upsala College Newark College of Engineering Rutgers, Newark Barry M. Torine Williamson Avenue Sheldon Scher Jules I. Gast Highiawa Avenue Hast Orange Raymond C. Bean Fairbanks Street Hillside Upsala College Iyushman Bean Rho Alpha Phi Fraternity Hillside High School Rock Spring West Ornge Berkeley Club Berkeley School of Secretarial Training Berkeley Jean D. Burns Anne Sadlon Jean Marie Mustalish Margaret J. Ber Joan Stumussen Arlene Zimetbaum Alberta Zepy Selma Nadler Solomon Nadler Buchanan Street Sigma Alpha Eta New Jersey Teachers College Montclair Zeta Phi Speech Playhouse Players Pramatic Group Nadler Af la National Honor Society Orchestra Girls Athletic Association

Weather outlook: Mostly fair and warmer today

The forecast calls for mostly fair skies and rising temperatures today. Tomorrow should see partly cloudy skies with milder conditions across the region.

Boy Lodged In Critical Condition After Route 29 Crash

A 9 year old boy Thomas De Santo Jr of 1282 White Street is listed in critical condition at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth after being struck on Route 29 Tuesday night by a car driven by Major Willing Sranton USA 84 of King George Road Millington He sustained fractures to his right leg and left arm possible brain concussion skull fracture and multiple body cuts He ran from the north side of the road crossing the highway near Liberty Avenue Bridge and was transported by township ambulance Police Sergeant Bishop and Officers De Graw Frowery Tomczyk Wirasniek and Shelbourne investigated the crash

St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth Thomas de Santo, Jr White Street Willingsranton USA King George Road Millington Liberty Avenue Bishop de Graw, Frowery Tomczyk Wirasniek Shelbourne

Back To School At Hillside High PTA Meeting

Hillside High School PTA executive board completed arrangements for the annual back to school night set for Wednesday December 5. Parents will meet with teachers in 15 minute periods as courses are explained, with Mrs Paul Miller in charge. Founders Day program chaired by Mrs Albert Scaccia. February Founders Day luncheon in Elizabeth will include Mrs Milton M Lilien president and other officials. A nominating committee led by Mrs J Kiley was named. Electra Tutulis and Raymond Ballum were naturalized as citizens in the first session since the low-imposed interval before the election.

Hillside High School PTA Paul Miller Albert Scaccia Union County Elizabeth Milton M. Lilien Secaccia Ernest Schickedanz J. Kiley M. B. Munningham Ruhl Custer W. Stacey Dunham

Hillside Industrial Foundation Planned at Winfield Scott Hotel

The Hillside Industrial Association meets tonight at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth to form the Hillside Industrial Foundation to fund charitable works. Harry Cooper of Cooper Alley Foundry promotes broader corporate giving and warns that 5 percent of income could fuel large charitable efforts.

Hillside Industrial Association Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth Hillside Industrial Foundation Harry Cooper Cooper Alley Foundry Co Ramsey Avenue Hillside Rotary Club Cooper Rotary Hall Dads Booster Club Rotary Club Maimonides Paul Owen Robert Moses Parks New York Moses United States Alvin Berger State Chamber of Cro Crees

Point Pleasant Councilman Appointed to Finish Term

Councilmen-elect Peter Arlauckas of Point Pleasant Boro was appointed by Mayor Ira L. Thompson to serve the remaining unexpired term of a former council member who resigned in summer. Arlauckas, nominated by the Republican county committee, previously served on Hillside’s Zoning Board of Adjustment.

Peter Arlauckas Point Pleasant Boro Thillsice Ira L. Thompson Arlauckas Republican County Committee Hillside Zoning Board of Adjustment

Good Government Budget Delegate Elected to Committee

Richard Goldfinger of 1619 Morris Place will represent the Good Government Association of Tullside on the Citizens Advisory Budget Committee. He won the post at a Tuesday night meeting hosted by Anthony D'Amiane of 254 Song Avenue.

Richard Goldfinger Morris Place Good Government Association of Tullside Citizens Advisory Baiman Anthony D'Amiane Song Avenue

Appreciation letters for teacher funds leaders' efforts

Mrs. Henry G Nullton of 38 Beechwood Place and Commission er elect Henry Goldhor received letters of appreciation this week for their efforts on the teachers college bond issue. The letters were signed by Walter G Speer, chairman, and Grace M Freeman, co chairman.

Henry G. Nullton Beechwood Place Henry Goldhor Teachers College Walter G. Speer Grace M. Freeman

Three Groups File Pay Hike Requests

Police and fire department officers and road department employees filed salary increase requests after the referendum approval of a $500 raise for patrolmen and firemen. Sergeants lieutenants and chiefs seek new or expanded ranks with higher pay while a battalion chief option is proposed for the fire department. A road department group asks for a regular promotion scale and a top maximum matching patrolmen and firemen.

J. Clarence van Deursen Horace V. Tiehener Harold Kirkman William Groeger Michael Powell Samuel Zelko Frederick Beyer Road Department

Mrs Rose Lilien Obituary In Newark and Woodbridge

Funeral services were held for Mrs Rose Kes enbaum Lilien 7 years old widow of Ike Lilien and mother of Dr Milton M Lilien at Philip Apter and Son Funeral Home Newark Interment followed in the Lilien Family Circle plot at Beth Israel Cemetery Woodbridge She died after illness at 859 South Thirteenth Street Newark Born in Anghda she came to the U S sixty two years ago and lived in Newark fifty years Survived by son Milton and daughter Mrs Helen Blaustein the family reports three Brand grandchildren and was a founder of the Deborah League Newark a member of Erste Bolochawer K U V and Hebrew Free Loan Ladies Auxiliary

Rose Kes Enbaum Lilien Milton M. Lilien Philip Apter and Newark Lilien Deborah League Erste Bolochawer, K.U.V Aved Irvington Hebrew Free Loan Ladies' Auxiliary Helen Blaustein Brand

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Elks Comet Democratic Township Committee Township Committee Baker & Taylor Lillside Board of Health Elizabethtown Water Company Milton B. Conford New Jersey Dental Association Ambulance Committee Dts Kilmer Tobia’s Clinton Ave Michael Tobia Solomon Store Liberty Ave Walter R. Lee Home For Funerals Salem Ave Hileside Szarko’s Liquor Store N. J Boy Auto P.T.A Electra Tutulis North Avenue Raymond Ballum Waller J. Helfield Point Pleasant Peter Arlaulckas Ood Frans New Jersey Salem Pharmacy Hillside Butchers Sinzinger Coke Ave Mrs. Rose Lilien Jacki Wenz Compton Ter R & L Decorators
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