Officials Form Fund To Help Joey After Accident
An official committee, led by Mayor William Gurl and Bernard Bernstein, is created to raise funds for Joseph Su J1 13 of 195 Boston Avenue who lies in a coma at Elizabeth General Hospital after a bicycle accident on Liberty Avenue. Irene Schneider and Wilton Hrutulis will assist with voluntary contributions. about $3,009 is in the fund. Funds will be placed in a solid bank account to support medical care and related needs as they discuss potential medical steps and possible surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey
William Gurl
Bernard B. Bernstein
Quawner
Planning Board
Joseph
Boston Avenue
Elizateth General Hospital
Liberty Avenue
Irene Schneider
Wilton Hrutulis
Humphrey to Speak on Near East at Hillside Event
Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota will discuss the “Drollems of the Near East” on Wednesday October 17 at 1 pm in the War Memorial Building Hillside. The appearance is sponsored by the Union Council Wal Committee with Ehrenkranz of Hillside as chairman and George Perselay of Elbe as vice chairman. A question and answer period will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Humdiiler
Minnesota
Drollems
Near East
War Memorial Building
Mberly Avenue
Memorial Drive
Bony
Union Couns | Wal
Ie Ehrenkranz
Hillside
George Perselay
Elbe
Hmutphyey
Registry Drive Adds 1917 New Voters
Mrs Rubin Kaplan announced yesterday that 1917 new voters were entered during the official Municipal registration drive. She praised participants including township employes, board members, and others for a record showing of the drive’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubin Kaplan
Kaplan
Christ the King Observes Jubilee Week Events
The Christ the King observance of its Jubilee continues through Saturday with a church bazaar and musical programs tonight by the Women’s Choral Group led by Mrs. Koukos and the Boys’ Choral Group. Friday features a variety show by church pupils and a Saturday dinner with floor show and dance to benefit the school fund. Archbishop Boland presided at a Pontifical Mass yesterday. Bingo and kiddie rides were held earlier in the week. Proceeds go to the school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koukos
George Tuzzolino
Glee Club
Thomas F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Gerard B. Whelm
Rose Jakuboski
Catherine Dunn
Thorng A. Boland
Voters to Decide Police-Fire Pay Referendum Plan
The Township Committee approved a measure to authorize a pay referendum at the November 6 general election. The proposed scale would start police and fire salaries at 4200 with annual increments and a 5205 ceiling in year four. Current pay begins at 900 rising to 4700 by year five, plus a graduated bonus up to 200 for top grade men. top grade actual increase would be 205.
Sinai Sisterhood Membership Tea Notice
Sinai Sisterhood will hold a board meeting on Monday October 8 at 8 30 pm at 1504 Maple Avenue with hostesses Judy Berger Ida Miller and Miriam Pogash Mrs Rose Finkel will preside The next membership tea is set for Monday October 15 at 8 30 pm at Mrs Harry Stadlin’s home All members should inform Florence Schmidt about prospects and invitations will be sent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie Sinai Sisterhood
Maple Avenue
Judy Berger
Ida Miller
Miriam Pogash
Rose Finkel
Pam
Harry Stadlin
Florence Schmidt
We Are Flattered by North Avenue Bus Request
Residents request bus transportation for their children from North Avenue and border Irvington. The board member recalls the district nearly losing state aid if the Irvington route were shortened. Dr. William A. West reviewed the route and warned aid could end if kept by Irvington streets. He delayed recommendation, citing school opening and time to arrange alternatives. The piece also notes a Democrats dance cancellation due to busy officials and a corner stone box discussion with Mayor William Gural. A nameless fellow committee member suggested blaming the editor in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Avenue
Board of Education
Irvington
William A. West
Committeemen Support Jo ey S Senator Smith at KiwanisEvent
Henry Nussbaum, president of the Hillside Kiwanis, led a National News Leader Week observance at the Hitchin Post Union. The meeting highlighted the freedom of the press as vital to democracy in the United States and Canada. The event included Ladies' Night with 250000 Kiwanis members urged to defend press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U 5
Alexander Smiti
Alexien
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hitchin’ Post
Union
Henry He Nussbaum
Oval Club
Meeling
Nussbaum
Newspapers Managers Association Lig
Red
Culp
Ki Waris Thtomational
Erie
Mindy
States
Canada
G O P Caucus Attacks Township Power Plays
The GOP caucus voices accuse Democratic leaders of closed meetings and predecided votes to control Hillside Township. Speakers Walsh and Schulman condemn patronage, demand minority representation, and push strong mayor council reform. They cite a $37,000 project awarded without proper advertising and call for business leaders to run township affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormittor
John G Walsh
Hyman M. Schulman
Republicart
Camiait We
Hillside
Tam
Schulman
King Bevilise
Zoning Board Recommends Used Car Lot Approval
The Zoning Board of Adjustment on Thursday night voted to recommend the Township Committee approve using the property south of Herbert Chevrolet Motors at 1465 North Broad Street as a used car lot. The site, owned by local contractor David Evans, was previously occupied by Mayfall Auto Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Adjustinment
Township Committee
Herbert Chevrolet Motors
North Broad Street
David ©. Evans
Mayfal’ Auto Sales
High School PTA Opens New Season
The High School PTA opened its season with Principal Ruhl L. Custer introducing the gathering. Superintendent Wayne T. Branom spoke as guest. Mes Morris Dubin and Mrs Oscar Kurry announced a tour of the new municipal civic center on Thursday October 11 starting at 8 PM from the library at Diberty and Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Ruhl L. Custer
F Ully
Wayne T. Branom
Morris Dubin
Oscar Kurry
Parent Education
Met
Newmunicipal Civic Center
Lbrary
Diberty and
Hillside Avenues
Democrats Cite Mundet Corks Nuisance and Traffic Safety Record
Democratic Township Committee candidates tout the Mundet Cork nuisance solution and a strong traffic safety record. Adolph A. Winston and Arthur Kreszi cite stricter penalties, litigation outcomes, surplus cork handling, and no traffic or pedestrian deaths in Hillside for three years. They credit police morale, drunkometer use, radar, and safety education with ongoing reductions in accidents and improved highway safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph A. Winston
Arthur Kreszi
Democratic
North Broad Street
Winston
Democratic Township Committee
Mundet
U. S. Supreme Court
Hillside
Democratic Committee
Mander
Kreszl
Dr Lilien to Receive Columbian Award in Irvington
Dr Milton M Lilien a former law physician will receive the Columbian Award of the Italian American Civic Association at the 13 October inter dance at Irvington House Irvington The honor recognizes his 25 years of community service including baby clinics high school football physician since 1933 scholarship fundraising and other welfare work John A Lombard will be the speaker The committee is led by Carmen Moreigno Charles Mancuso Mark Janelli and others Tickets are on sale through Pat Ferrigno Recipients include Walter Howell 1954 and Samuel M Tow plus a $25 donation to the Joseph Shalkus fund at the association’s last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmblinsy Awand
Tuilian American Civic Association
Milton M. Lilien
Irvington House
Irvington
Lilien
John A. Lombard
Union County
Carmen ‘Orelgno
Charles Man
Cuso
Mark Janelleasurer
Nicholas Lordi
Daniel Menza
Joseph Ginelli
George Tuzzolino
Janell
Michael Tobia
Pat Ferrigno
Louis Santa
Baptist Church Rally Day Observed at Hillside
First Baptist Church of Hillside marks Rally Day on Sunday October 7 with Rev Wesley Olsen pastor and Rev Fred Tobelmann as guest speaker at 9 40 pm Sunday School pupils stage portions The program directed by Mrs Olsen concludes with a 1 45 pm service featuring Miss Betty Hu of Bethel Mission China and Formosa delivering the message
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Hillside
Wesley ‘. Olsen
Fred Tobelmann
Mig. Fonary
Jewel Ridge
Virginia
Suniday
Olsen
Betty Hu
Bethel Mission
China
Formosa
Saybrook PTA Opens Season With Meeting and Plans
Saybrook School PTA executive board met at Mrs. William Kemp's home to finalize opening night plans for October 10 at 8 p.m. at Sur Avenue School where David Harris will discuss Meeting the Needs of Our Children and a film on Children's Emotions. A bazaar is set for October 20 on school grounds with delegates chosen for the Fall County Council Conference on October 11 at Plainfield High School. The New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers meets October 24 to 26 in Atlantic City. Weather: chance of showers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School Pta
William Kemp
Coe Aventee
Albert Bernhelm
Andrew Coxon
Sur Avenue
David Harris
Fall County Council
Plainfield High School
Cox
William Mess
Valentine Ketterer
Norman Girkin
Isidore Manhelm
Jerssry Congress of Parents and Teachers
Atlantic City
Hess
Renewal Drive For Hebrew School Fundraiser
Abraham Makowitz heads the Hebrew School and Youth Center campaign to build a new facility at Clark Street and Moale Avenue. A breakfast for workers by Esther Berkowitz will be held on Sunday morning October 1 9790 after which 20 workers will visit Lowd's residents. To date 244 families contributed about 25000 toward a $100000 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Makowitz
Sil Hebrew School and Youth Center
Fud
Nancy Robertozzi to entertain New York Elks group
Nancy Robertozzi will entertain at the New York Elks event to be held at the Hotel Astor on October 6. The 11 year old sister of Veda Roberts will sing as part of a group of songs in the program titled Vocalis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Robertozzi
N. Y
Local Kiwanis Installations and Parking Ordinance Debate
Henry Houssbaum of the Hillside Kiwanis Club is to be installed as lieutenant governor of New Jersey's Sixth Division during the state convention at Chalfonie Haddon's Hall in Atlantic City. Delegates include Nussbatn Dr Bernard Senner and Emanuel M. Reiter. alternates Milton Midler Paul Kifer and Ghaylis Shenocca. The Hillside club urges a card on overnight truck parking in residential areas, proposing bans in driveways to protect property values and ensure fire police and snow removal. The town committee forwards to the road committee for action. penalties may include fines or jail. Proclamations designate Pulaski Boulevard for Blay Street, Christ the King Church Day, and Hadassah Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Houssbaum
Ailade Kiwanis Clib
New Jersey
Chalfonie-Haddon’s Hall
Atlantic City
Nussbatn
Bernard Senner
Emanuel M. Reiter
Milton Midler
Paul Kifer
Ghaylis Shenocca
Julio Thoms
Chai
Club
Hillside
Holward Ivbrecht
Veterans Housing Project
Maniy OW
Jack Rex Ax
Greta Leidner
Schley Street
Wililun Gurl
Bloy Street
Pulaski Boulevard
Christ the King Catholic Church
Christmas Booth Feature At Bazar
At Hillside Presbyterian Church animal bazar the Christmas booth is a feature attraction for October 26 and 27. Mrs. Howard J May 8 chairs weekly work meetings at her home 234 Winds or Way with a committee including Mrs. Winter Scholar, Mr. Sarah Eaton, Mrs Wells Woodfield and Mrs Walter Lee. They plan decorations and gifts for the season. Another group led by Mrs Hubert Tine meets Monday evenings at 1200 Salem Avenue with members Burnet Straus, Clare Wright and Gladys Millen making articles for the handwork booth. Other groups have met during the spring to contribute to the booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Howard J
Windsor Way
Winlter Sehor
Sarah Eaton
Wells Woodfield
Walter Lee
Hubert Tine
Salem Avenue
Local Firm Enrolls In New Jersey Blue Cross Plan
Residents of Hillel area join a local firm in New Jersey Blue Cross and Blue Shield coverage through the National company at 1536 Liberty Ave Nie. The program expands health plan options for workers and families amid current insurance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Blue Cross
Hillel
New Jersey
National Part Company
Liberty Ave
Willy
Sun Tube cancels plans to move operations
Anneth M. Leghorn president of Sun Tube Corp announced indefinitely postponed moving plans from Hillside to Washington New Jersey due to high building and moving costs. Hillside plant will continue to manufacture tin and collapsible metal tubes and plastic molding while housing research and general administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anneth M. Leghorn
Sun Tube Corp
Long Avenue
Washington, N. J
Leghorn
Sun Tube
Hillside
Washington
Sut
Painter George Koukos Displays Works at Maple Leaf
Hillside artist George Koukos of 609 Yale avenue has paintings on display in the Maple Leaf Wines and Liquors window at 1120 Liberty avenue. He has credits as assistant instructor at the Art Students League in New York and exhibitions in Greenwich Village, with works for sale and mural commission availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koukos
Yale Avenue
Maple Leaf Wines & Liquors
Liberty Avenue
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Sen. Humphrey
Christ the King
William Gural
Walter R. Lee
Funerala
Salem Ave
Smith
Arthur Krosal
Walsh
Murdet
Dr. Lilien
Milton M Lelien
Saybrook
Szarko’s
INO
Hebrew School
Kiwanis
Henry TL. Nussbaum
Bazar
Iustrator
Armed Forces
Maple Leaf
Koukos
Hillside Photo Service
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture
Lionel
Salem Pharmacy
Growney
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