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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1961

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Mayor’s Committee Backs Flood Control Effort in Hillside

The Community Relations Committee appointed by Mayor Louis Dischler voted to back the Union County flood control plan. It urged the Board of Freeholders to finance and build the first detention basin in the North Union area of the Elizabeth River, noting state statutes allow a county project with little cost to Hillside. Ackerman explained the flood’s indirect effects on all counties towns amid storm conditions. Committee leaders plan petitions and letters to mobilize support, with industry leaders Bute and Pringle assisting and Ackerman and Birnbaum directing publicity.

Louis Dischler Union County Special Township Monroe Ackerman Board of Freeholders of North Union Elizabeth River Ackerman Hillside Elizabeth Board of Freeholders Freeholders William Bute Bute Steel Corp Hillside Industrial Foundation Ben Pringle Westinghouse Hillside Industrial Association Industries of Chamber of Commerce Citizens Committee Sidney Birnbaum

Beauty Contest Of Unico Groups

UNICO Chapters of Hillside Union and Roselle Park host a beauty contest at Hillside High School auditorium Friday October 6 at 8 p.m. Admission is free. Contestants judged in bathing suits for beauty figure poise and charm with prizes for top three. Winner advances to Newark City Hall October 9 for Queen of the Columbus Day parade in Newark and a two week Europe trip. Music funded by Recording Industry Music Foundation Trust Fund. Arrangements through Elizabeth Local 151 AFM.

Hillside High School UNICO Hillside Union Roselle Park Conrad Cammarota Emil Crisafulli V. William DiBuono Lillian Gibson The Elizabeth Journal George Liss Newark City Hall Newark Europe Music Foundation Trust Fund Recording Industry Elizabeth Local American Federation of Musicians

Elks Ladies Honor President At Dinner Dance

The Ladies Auxiliary of Hillside Lodge 1591 will honor president Mrs Lawrence Dobinis at the seventh annual dinner dance on Saturday October 7. Hors d oeuvres at 6 30 p.m. followed by dinner and dancing. Guest speakers include George D. Brown Hill side Exalted Ruler Dr Chester B. Ralph District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler and Mayor Louis Dischler. Mrs Frank Saboski of Hillside chairs and Mrs John Lukashinsky gives invocation.

Hilleside Lodge 1591 Lawrence Dobinis Dobinis Harvard Avenue Long Liberty Avenues George D. Brown Hillside Lodge Chester B. Ralph Louis Dischler Lodge Frank Saboski Hillside John Lukashinsky George

Prom problems at high school spark committee review

A special committee invited by Board of Education President Peter G Humanth met in Dr Wayne Branoms office to discuss senior prom issues. Topics included location at the school or outside, timing Friday or Saturday, and whether ticket costs are too high. Parents and student representatives will be polled and a report due October 30.

Union County Civil Defense to run weekly Police Training School

Deputy Coordinator V William DiBuono announced a county wide Police Training School for Civil Defense units in Union County. The course begins October 17 at Abraham Clark High School Roselle, each Tuesday 8 to 10 pm, with graduation set for March 6 1962. It covers civil government, law on arrest and seizures, criminal law, evidence, court procedure, and traffic control.

V. William DiBuono Union County Civil Defense Organization Union County Abraham Clark High School Roselle

Elderly Must Apply For 62 Tax Rebate Now

New Jersey local property tax bureau insists seniors must file SC-65A for the 1962 senior citizen exemption by November 1, 1961. Applies to prior $800 exemption claimants and first time filers. forms mailed to 1961 claimants. Office hours expanded to Wednesday evenings October 11 18 and 25 from 7 to 9 p.m.

Local Property Tax Bureau of New Jersey Board of Assessors Bureau the Board of Assessors Samuel Katz

Farewell Dinner For Mrs Orloff At Hillside Bank

Mrs Mabel Orloff of Hillside National Bank was honored with a farewell dinner by 64 Sunshine Club members at Townleys Restaurant Union. Speakers included Henry Groh Harvey W Peace Kenton D Wood and others as she resigns to marry Harold Brindley in Rockville Center. Marion Orloff, her daughter, attended. Mrs Orloff is the widow of Fred W Orloff.

Mabel Orloff Hillside National Bank Townley’s North Ave Union Sunshine Club Orloff Arthur Chase Harold Benzing Henry Groh Harvey W. Peace Kenton D. Wood Robert Bergner Barbara Baker Patricia Kessler Harold Brindley Rockville Genter, S Bank

Starko's Liquor Store Ad and Contact Lines

A compact ad for Starko's Liquor Store at 1317 Liberty Avenue lists wines liquors and beers with free prompt delivery. It mentions Yj Keys Beer Cooler for hire, Russell Stover Candies and Hallmark cards, and prescription delivery services with EL 2 424 reference in the contact lines.

Starko’s Liquor Store Liberty Avenue

Democrats Cite Their Experience in Hillside

At a Hillside Democratic Club meeting Mayor Louis A. Dischler and Monroe Ackerman urged voters to elect them for Township Clerk and Township Committee respectively. Ackerman highlighted Dischler’s 35 years as a business executive and municipal leader, while Dischler praised Ackerman as attorney for the Zoning and Planning Boards and noted his role opposing Route 78 and supporting food control initiatives.

Louis A. Dischler Monroe Ackerman Hillside Democratic Club Ackerman Dischler

Hillside Safety Council Sets Fire Prevention Week Start

At last week’s Hillside Safety Council meeting Fire Chief August Cavies announced Fire Prevention Week begins October 9 in observance of the 1871 Chicago Fire. Police Captain Arthur Seale presented a copy of the National Safety Council report on traffic safety activities and Hillside’s analysis. Police Chief Ernest Voelk coordinated the inventory with Dr. Harry Brody and Safety Council member. Mrs Rae Leventer presided in the chair’s absence.

Hillside Safety Council August H. Cavies United States Canada Safety Council Arthur Seale National Safety Council Chicago Hillside Ernest Voelk Harry Brody N. J. Safe Safety Council Rae Leventer

Chiropractor at Lyons Ave Newark Opp Beth Israel Hospital

A chiropractic physician operates at 3 Lyons Avenue in Newark New Jersey opposite Beth Israel Hospital. Contact number WaAvyoerly 6 2941.

Chiropractic ‘Physician Lyons Ave Newark, N. J Beth Israel Hosp

United Fund Drive Opens in Eastern Union County

The United Fund of Eastern Union County opens with a Show Case at Immaculate Conception Church Hall in Eilen beth. Thirty two agencies showcased their services, including Mental Health and Red Cross. Clergymen at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel heard Rev Dr Robert W Scott stress community support for this effort.

United Fund Union County Immaculate Conception Eilenbeth Fund Mental Health Red Cross Family and Children’s Society Boy Scouts Girl Scouts of America Robert W. Scott Westminster Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Carteret Hotel Charles R. Meyers New Jersey Maurice M. Ross The Hill Side Times

Rotary Urges Hillside Help For United Fund Drive

Hillside Rotary Club members were urged to cooperate with the United Fund drive by Jacob Yospin of Elizabeth, general chairman of the small business and manufacturing division. The fund covers 32 organizations and volunteers are asked to collect with provided cards. Club president Jack Ewertsen noted planned projects including a Boy Scout cabin and bus stop shelters. Nearly 50 members donated $1 each to aid Carla victims, matched by the club treasury. Joan Zonderman seeks Rotary fellowship again after failing the first round.

United Fund Hillside Rotary Club Jacob Yospin Elizabeth Yospin Jack Ewertsen Camp Marcella Texas Joan Zonderman

Kraft Foods honors Frances Pikna for decade of service

Frances J. Pikna of 395 Princeton Ave is celebrated for ten years with Kraft Foods sales. She received a gold charm bracelet bearing the Kraft emblem at an office ceremony attended by colleagues and executives. Ed Miller, the office manager, presented the award along with a service citation.

Frances J. Pikna Princeton Ave Kraft Foods Sales Wis Kraft Ed Miller

Hillside to press county for detention basin plan

Special Attorney Monroe Ackerman told the township committee that he will urge the County Board of Freeholders to approve Detention Basin No. 1 to control Elizabeth River flooding. The basin would run from Route 22 to North Union Avenue on Union County Park Commission land donated by Hillside. Estimated cost about 1.6 million dollars, with earlier talks of three basins costing over 5 million. Basin would protect Elizabeth and Union townships and benefit Hillside and County residents by containing flood waters after heavy storms and expanding park use when not needed for floods. Ackerman argued the county has the right to fund necessary improvements with nominal municipal contributions while some Freeholders fear future demands. Route 78 concerns were noted and zoning changes near Maple Avenue discussed. Public notices included Kiwanis district governor election for a Hillside resident and staff changes in town hall.

Monroe Ackerman County Board of Free Hillside Coun Elizabeth River Route 22 Union Avenue Union County Park Commission Ackerman Park Commission County Enginery Whree Ackerman Sai An~ Xiou Elizabeth Union Louis A. Dischler Maple Avenue Batley Summer Avenues Henry H. Nussbaum Trinity Place Kiwanis New Jersey Lawrence L. Lillie Lillie College Imh Yale Avenue ABC Mqnor Albert Schoen North Broad Street Coe and Hollywood Avenues Hillside Avenue Doremus Place Ernestine M. Trubenach Unico Naional Liberty Avenue Columbus Boulevard Max Schleifer

Democrats Build Machine With Tax Funds Scrutiny at Township Meeting

Republican candidate Harry G. Miller attacked the Town ship Attorney Henry Goldhord and a mayoral collaboration during a meeting at Republic can headquarters. Miller claimed the setup creates a publicity driven “machine” funded by taxes, aimed at using offices for political gain while the Township Clerk and Mayor potential seats are exploited for control and fees. He urged electing him to break the alleged system and keep the Clerk’s office administrative rather than political.

Henry Goldhord Harry G. Miller Repubican Liberty Avenue Godher Special Township Jack C. Noble Miller Harry Miller Pitle

Elastic Stockings On Sale For Limited Time

Local retailer highlights elastic stockings with special price through the week. Phone WA 3-3400 for details and store hours.

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Elks Ladies Board of Education Peter G. Humanth Wayne T. Branom Branom Genoa Carmen Dill Mrs. Orloff Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Russell Stover Hallmark Greeting Cards Council Saul N. Sherman United Fund Drive Rotary Kraft Foods Corp Wit Broad St Hillside EL Jack Redlus Liberty Ave
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