Hillside and Union to Meet Officials on Water Fluorination
Health board backs water fluorination with Dr Konzelmann and Dr Fischler reporting no objections. The board may refer costs and technicalities to Elizabethtown Water, while a Red Cross blood drive is approved and an immunization program planned for November.
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Henry J. Konzelmann
Health Board
Maxwell Fischler
Board of Health
Elizabethtown Weater Company
Lloolh Cecay
American Medical and Dental Associations
Konzelmanim
Samuel Jowitt
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Hillside High to Award $1000 Scholarships to 2 Seniors
A donor funds a $1000 gift split into ten annual $50 scholarships for Hillside High School graduates Class of 1952, a boy and a girl, for excellence in industrial arts and home economics. Dr Wayne Branom reports the contribution and notes the donor’s hope to inspire higher achievement under the Hillside school system’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
Wayne ‘J. Branom
Branom
Hillside
Hillside Election Climate Mixed with Civil Service Debate
As election day nears Hillside faces quiet campaign dynamics with rumors risk, civil service issues on the ballot provoke division. The Dads Booster Club denounces ties to the Hillside Boosters while urging support for a $15,000 bond to improve teachers colleges facilities funded by inheritance tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Hillside Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Eugene C. Wilkins
N. J. State Teachers College
Newark
Wilkins
Otary
Community Chest House-To-House Drive Launches
Volunteers under Mrs. John Major begin the Hillside drive to reach every home in Eastern Union County. The Red Feather campaign aims for a $10,000 Hillside quota with readings and report meetings set for October 26 28 and 30 at the Winfield Scott Hotel. Twenty five agencies benefit about 45000 people yearly in Linden Elizabeth Roselle Roselle Park and Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipe Hiltside
Red Feather Drive
Campaten
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
John Major
Hillside Drive
Major
Union County
Linden
Roselle
Roselle Park
Hillside
Red Feather
Hallowe'en Fiesta Planned by Liberty Ave. Businessmen
The Liberty Ave. Businessmen's Association plans a Halloween fiesta on Wednesday night October 31 with a parade along Liberty Avenue from Bloy Street to Long Avenue at 7 p.m. Prizes will honor best costumes and floats. A block dance closes the event at the Safeway lot. Tobija's Appliances displays prizes. over 1,000 participants expected. souvenirs for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Ave
Safeway
Long and
Liberty Avenues
Tobija
Liberty Avenue
Hillside High Runs Magazine Drive To Boost Subscriptions
Hillside High School students conduct a circulation drive from October 25 to November 7 to sell Hillside Times and magazine subscriptions. Subscriptions cost 2.50 for one year 4.50 for two years and 6.50 for three years. Half of proceeds go to the students fund with 50 cents per renewal. Carole Risner leads a committee to raise funds for yearbook charity and school improvements as 6 000 circulars are mailed to homes townwide.
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Big Magazine
Hillside Times
Hillside High School
Carole Risner
Times
Hillside Fimes
Fall Festival At Christ The King Parish
Parishioners of Christ the King Church plan a Fall festival and bazaar on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings November 6 and 7 at the church. Miss Sadie Welch is chairman, assisted by co chairwoman Mrs Julie Krajeech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ the King Church
Sadie Welch
Julie Krajeech
Heart Victim Receives Police and Fire Praise
A township couple Mr and Mrs Clarence W Day express gratitude to the Police and Fire Departments for swift aid during Mr Day s heart attack on September 19. They enclosed five dollars, to be split between the Patrolmen s and Firemen s Benevolent Associations with copies of the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Day
Yate Avenue
Raymond R. King
Patrolmen's
Firemen's Benevolent Associations
Non-Partisan Leader Appeals For A Real Change By Voting Democratic
Sidney Englander heads a non partisan movement in Hillside and urges voters to support Democratic candidates John M Malone and Henry Goldhor on November 6. He cites partial reform after last year’s vote and argues for a modern, business like approach over old partisan methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Englander
Ont Chard Terrace
Englander
John M. Malone
Henry Goldhor
Hillside
Women Aid Smoke Nuisance Investigation In Hillside Heights
Women were appointed by the Hillside Heights Civic Association to aid smoke expert Thomas Howarth of Tenafly in reporting violations. The group will focus on odor complaints around 4 and 10 p m and scrutinize charges against Mander Corl Corporation while hearing campaign talks from local candidates.
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Thomas Howarth
Tenafly
William Schwing
Henry Sorensen
Charles Barbiere
Arthur Dienst
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Calvin Coolidge School
Mander Corl Corporation
Township Committee
John Malone
Arnold McClow
Ben Hale
Henry Goldhor
Glenwood Avenue
Cornell Place
Paul Street
Cooper Alley Foundry
Boy Scout Troop 97
Association
George Seligman
Edwin von Linden
August Buchman
Eva —Ustig
Schwing
Barbiere
William Drumbore
Alexander Grockl
Candidates Share Duty at Meeting After Quorum Dilemma
Democratic and Republican Township Committee hopefuls Henry Goldher Arnold McClow faced a quorum problem at a Board of Education meeting. They split duties with one attending the Ninth District Civic Association after mutual agreement. The event at David Kaplan home included John Malone. association backed bonds and park funding while opposing Civil Service for Hillside. Toys for distribution and traffic light petitions were also discussed.
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Democratic Township Committee
Henry Goldher
Arnold McClow
Ninth District Civic Association
Board of Education
David Kaplan
Voorhee Street
Goldher
McClow
John Malone
Malone
Hillside
Association
Civil Service
Union County
Ninth District
Fire Department
Invite Democrat To Check Closed Doors
Commissioner Benjamin Hale and Arnold H. McClow announce an inspection of the Puni cipale Building for closed doors. They invite Henry Goldhor to search for Republican facilities they say exist there, insisting only jail portals are closed.
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Henry Goldhor
Benjamin Hale
Arnold H. McClow
Saybrook School PTA Holds Annual Rummage Sale
The Saybrook School PTA stages its annual rummage sale tomorrow with two sessions from 9 30 to 11 30 am and 1 30 to 3 pm in the annex at Virginia Street and Woodruff Avenue. Budget and finance chair Mrs. Dorothy Kemper leads. articles are accepted at the school this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School P.T.A
Virginia Street
Woodruff Avenue
Dorothy Kemper
Charge Boosters With Unfair Act in Hillside Endorsement
A letter to Hillside Boosters Club president Louis Marks criticizes the club for endorsing Democratic Township Committee candidates John M. Malone and Henry Goldhor without reviewing Republican qualifications. It argues the endorsement was politically expedient and urges presenting the backers’ platform to members. It cites the club’s claimed non political aims and praises Republican governance.
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Benjamin Hale
D Enald J. McClow
Weel
Willside Boosters Club
Republigin
John M. Malone
Henry Goldhor
Louis Marks
Lub
Hale
MecClow
Hillside Roosters
Republican Party
COP Committee Affirms Loyalty To GOP and Local Referenda
Republican committee members at Polish American Hall voted to reaffirm loyalty to the party and its candidates for Township Committee. The group endorsed referenda for a $500 raise for police and firemen civil service funding and extra money for the Union County Park Commission. Assemblywoman Florence Dwyer spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Republican Party
Union County Park Commission
Florence Dwyer
Good Government Pre Election Dance at Polish Hall
The Good Government Association of Hillside invites the public to a pre election dance on Saturday November 3 at 8 p.m. at the Polish American Citizens Hall Bloy Street and Harvard Avenue. Music by Al Senz and his orchestra. Prizes include a portable radio and $25 cash. Mrs Noble of 552 Route 29 is chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Government Associaton
Hillside
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Motor Vehicle and
A. H W. Vey
Bloy Street
Long Avenue
Route 29
George Ulrich
Garden State Auto Service
Leslie Reed
Sincw
Ulrich
Paul Tichenor
King
Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association
Union County Road Department
Lezep Builders
Libertyvenue
Oakland Terrace
Liberty and
Highland Avenues
New Jersey State League of Municipalities
James A. Oneil
Weequahic High School
August Daviet
B & H Heating Company
Joseph Forthaber
Calvin Coolidge
Ninth District Association
Central Avenue
Conant Street
Hollywood Avenue
Norman L. Sanford
Carmen Massimino
Massey
Maple Avenue
Ralph Trimmer
Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity
Roberts
Toto
Dads Booster Club
Hillside Boosters
Hillside Lads Club
Anton A. Vit
Assembly
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Prop
Cor Ave
High School
Christ the King
Gouung Snelle
North Broad Street
New Jersey
R & L Decorators
N. J
Walter R. Lee
Nvite
Democrat
Saybrook School
PTA
COP
T.V
Hull Side
Democratic
Gallard
George Klink
Hillside Democratic Club
Veterans Memorial
Carmen Ferrigno
War Veterans Memorial Building Association
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Solomon
Janet
Nour
Tobia’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
Michael Tobia
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