Non Partisan Leader Appeals For Change By Voting Democratic
A Hillside resident urges voters to support a nonpartisan shift in township government. He cites past partisan obstruction by a single party and credits minority officials with advancing a better recreation program and water issues. The speaker argues for separating local government from county state and national politics and calls for complete change in Hillside’s leadership.
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Hillside
Itvas
Lyons Farms
Hillsiders urged vote for Ma lone and Goldher to push minority view
The passage argues the minority coerces the majority via public opinion, likening progress to a car with a stuck brake. It calls for continuing last year's minority viewpoint into next year and urges a vote for John M. Malone and Henry Goldher to achieve concrete results for Hillsiders.
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John M. Malone
Henry Goldher
Two Assemblies Held At Hillside Avenue School
At Hillside Avenue School two assemblies showcased local safety and nature topics. Howard Cleaves presented Animals ar u in a custom light frame identifying animals and birds, while Captain William Hamilton spoke during Fire Prevention Week and screened The Chemistry of Fire detailing oxygen fuel and temperature, plus extinguishing methods.
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Hillside Avenue
Howard Cleaves
William Hamilton
Hillside Fire Department
Safety Is Featured At Coolidge School Meeting
The Calvin Coolidge School P T A opened with a safety patrol feature and eighth grade mothers hosting. Henry Stingler urged parent volunteers as den mothers and pack committees. Dorothy Kirkman’s kindergarten won the attendance prize. Library service resumed October 8 and books will be distributed each Monday 10 to 11 30 am. Joseph Felber chairs, with Mrs. Francis Mahon assisting. Wesley Smith spoke on cub pack committee planning at the October 3 executive board meeting.
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Calvin Coolidge
P.T.A
Henry Stingler
Cub Pack 197
Dorothy Kirkman
Raps Republican Ties With Evans In Hillside Campaign
Democratic candidate Henry Goldhor accuses Republican contenders of a working arrangement with local contractor D. C. Evans. He cites 1950 Hillside voting for reform, claims Evans' influence remains strong, and notes Evans furnished and placed campaign signs around town.
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Henry Goldhor
D. O. Evans
Hillside
Kirkpatrick
Conford
D. C. Evans Zen
Evans
Mr. Evans
Close Of Jewish Festival Season
The last two days of the Jewish festival season begin at sundown on Sunday October 21 with Sh'mee nee Atzeres and Simchas Torah. Services are at Sinai Congregation Maple avenue Sunday 21 5 30 p m Monday 22 8 45 a m 30 p m and 6 p m Tuesday 23 8 45 a m and 4 45 p m Yizkor Memorial on Monday 22 at about 10 45 a m Sinai Hebrew School children hold services in Esser Berkowitz Hall Monday and Tuesday 22 23 at 9 45 a m
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Simchas Torah
Sinai
Maple Avenue
Yizkoror
Sinai Hebrew School
Essher Berkowitz Hall
Saybrook Patrol Divided Into Two Shifts
Saybrook School safety patrol splits into two two week shifts. First patrol led by captain David Decker includes Alex Shearn, Neil Schulters, Bill Simmons, Ira Silverstein, Eugene Krautblatt, Ed Peterman, Peter Tutules, Richard Buntele, Bob Dischier, Bob Brindle. Second patrol led by captain Arthur Oswald includes Lonny Lowden, Sheldon Skolnick, Herbert Gauch, Kenny Lull, Eddie Mayer, Billy Aldredge, Randy Malone, Tom Phillips, Joseph Jankovic, Bob Lisk, Lois Geggenheimer, Elaine Oswald. J Manning is faculty director.
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Saybrook
David Decker
Alex Shearn
Neil Schulters
Bill Simmons
Ira Silverstein
Eugene Krautblatt
Ed Peterman
Peter Tutules
Richard Buntele
Bob Dischier
Bob Brindle
Arthur Oswald
Lonny Lowden
Sheldon Skolnick
Herbert Gauch
Kenny Lull
Eddie Mayer
Billy Aldredge
Randy Malone
Tom Phillips
Joseph Jancovic
Bob Lisk
Lois Geggenheimer
Elaine Oswald
J. Manning
Patrol
Driver Crashes Into Police Sergeant Car
A summons for careless driving was issued Saturday afternoon to Joseph Lanzafaria Jr. 18 of 1136 St Louis Avenue after his vehicle struck the car operated by Police Sergeant J Clarence Van Deufsen.
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Joseph Lanzafaria, Jr
St. Louis Avenue
J. Clarence van Deufsen
Auto collision report on Baker street incident
Sgt. Van Deursen reported a vehicle collision on Baker street involving a driver who traveled in the road center and struck the right rear of a car at 57 King street near Silver avenue. The impact lifted the right wheels off the road.
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King Street
Baker Street
Silver Avenue
van Deursen
Lanzararia
Hale disputes water rate promises in township race
Benjamin Hale the incumbent Republican candidate for Township Committee challenged statements by Township Committeemen Conford and Kirkpatrick about a township owned water distribution system offering same or lower rates. He cited engineer Henry Kreh and Special Attorney George Fischler arguing no basis to claim bonds can be amortized with water at Hillside’s current rate and warned forecasts of lower rates are impractical without full facts.
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Benjamin Hale
Conford and
Kirkpatrick
Hale
Henry Kreh
George Fischler
Hillside
Hillside official weighs water proposal amid study
A Hillside official cautions that until a full investigation is completed the impact of the ewWater proposal on current and future water rates is unpredictable. He rejects campaign insinuations by opponents and affirms commitment to residents while supporting soft water.
Junior Reception For Eight Prospective Members Held
The Junior Woman's Club held a regular monthly meeting at Maple Hall featuring the reception of eight prospective members. Guests included Mrs. Laila Gabriel, Miss Bernice Totten, Mrs. Ann Darling, Mrs. Audrey Edwards, and others. A turkey raffle to benefit the mobile cancer unit was announced for the next meeting on November 6. Hostesses were Miss Grace Custer and Charlotte Brooks.
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Junior Woman's Club
Maple Hall
Laila Gabriel
Bernice Totten
Ann Darling
Audrey Edwards
Alice Dlugosz
Laverne Day
Dorothy Wolf
Sydney Kiley
Mobile Cancer Unit
Grace Custer
Charlotte Brooks
Local Trades Advertises Home Improvements on 60 Park Pl
An evening ad promotes decorating tiling heating plastering plumbing roofing and related work at 60 Park Place. It lists brickwork painting hardwood floors porch enclosures and rear additions with oil burners among services offered.
Local Group Joins Holy Name Parade in Elizabeth
More than 100 men from Christ the King Church joined the Holy Name parade in Elizabeth on Sunday. Led by Rev. Gerard B. Whelan, officers included Victor Mason president William Frawley vice president Raymond Bamburak secretary Anthony Kokoll treasurer and Joseph Grant sergeant at arms. The Greenwich Drum and Bugle Corps from American Legion Post 29 also marched. Benediction of the Most Holy Sacrament closed the rally at Warinanco Park.
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Christ the King Church
Sunty
Elizabeth
Gerard B. Whelan
Victor Mason
William Frawley
Raymond Bamburak
Anthony Kokoll
Joseph Grant
Defense Police On Active Duty Increase Aide to Civilian Defense
The defense police auxiliary, part of the Civilian Defense Council, reports 58 active members with a goal of 100. Deputy Chief Paul T. Kor Jesky says each member completed a 20 hour first aid course and training continues to expand the unit.
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Police Auxiliary
Civilian Defense Council
Paul T. Kor Jesky
Auxiliary police training and duties in Hillside area
In Hillside area auxiliary police receive 40 hours of general work with monthly meetings at Hillside Avenue School. Deputy Korlesky presented two films on price work. Patrols at churches and Mayfair Theatre, plus street patrols four times monthly, cover home games and traffic control with several arrests credited to auxiliary members. funds noted for Sister Kenny Foundation location 907 Fifth Ave New York.
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Hillside Avenue
Depus Korlesky
Hilstie National Banc
Mayfa
Korlesky i
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