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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1956

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United Nations Day Observance Planned in Hillside High School

A community program on United Nations Day October 24 will be held Wednesday evening at Hillside High School auditorium. N Qui Kahn vice consul of the Pykelay mission will speak with Mrs Kahn. dinner precedes the program at Hitchin Post. Dr Wasne T Branom superintendent of schools will lead the Boys' Choir of Christ the Church. Ukrainian American dancers and a poster contest awards ceremony are included. Mayor William Gural issued a proclamation urging citizens to observe the day.

Jede N Qui Kahn Pykelay United Naut Avert T. Eddy Adiib Kahn Quis Hillside Kiwanis Club Hitchin’ Post Unio Wasne T. Branom Hools Yw of Christ the Church Gerard B. Whelan William Polenchak Elizabeth Christ the King St Catherine's Ron Men's Progress Club Hillside Lions Club Kiwanis United Nations Ock Soon Kim Korea Montclair State Teachers College William Gural General Assembly of the United Nations Hillside New Jersey

Luftman silent on Eisenhower bid in 1956 local GOP role

In 1952 Col Harry Luftman led a Eisenhower for President group but in 1956 he remains privately critical and says there is no organized local effort to re elect the President. He notes critics then offered sharp barbs and he may retire from leadership if not supported.

Col Harry Luftman Eisen Eisenhower

Antique Auto Parade for Help Joey Fund Benefits

An October 28 Sunday event features a parade of 50 antique cars followed by a vehicle exhibit at Bristol-Myers Co. to aid the Help Joey Fund. Bernard B Bernstein chairs the committee with co chairs Jules Terry Henry Groh. Proceeds fund the boy’s relief efforts as King Corned Beef Co workers donate 50 dollars.

Bristol-Myers Co Long and Liberty Avenues Joey Fund Bernard B. Bernstein Help Joey Herbert Binge, Sr Oakwood Avenue Antique Automobile Club of New Jersey Jules Terry Henry Groh Arthur Brittman King Corned Beef Co Liberty Avenue Brittman Hillside High School Union Light Opera Company Doris Stralkus Joseph Stralkus, Jr

Young Democrats State Huge Rally Announcement

Robert Diamona, president of the Hillside Young Democratic Club, announced a monster rally for Saturday night November 3 in Polish American Hall 400 Bloy Street. The public is invited to attend with topics of current interest and Democratic candidates for all offices appearing. A committee for the event is being organized.

Robert Diamona Hillside Young Democratic Club Bloy Street

End Of Political Opportunism Urged By Hillside Republicans

Hillside Republicans call for a civic resurgence at the Polish American Hall with Hyman M Schulman and John G Walsh urging voters to end political opportunism. They fault incumbents for a self serving, clique driven township leadership while asserting they would govern on individual merit and public welfare, not party politics, and highlight past bond savings and spending as misused leverage.

Hillside Republican Club Schulman Hillside Lo Woom Jack Wats Walsh Hy Schulman

Red Feather Driver Seeks Volunteers Amid Shortfall

Hillside residents urged to join the Red Feather drive chaired by Harold Benzing to boost support for 26 health and welfare agencies in Eastern Union County. Hillside’s latest tally is 1240 dollars, four percent of a 15000 quota, with contributions from residential and commercial divisions but no reports yet from industrial municipal and schools divisions.

Red Feather Hillside Harold Benzing Union County Robert L. Kaplan Louis Nuse Harry A. Cooper

Democrats challenge on Goldher post in Hillside race

Hyman M. Schulman and John G. Walsh Republican candidates for Hillside Township Committee pressed opponents to state whether they would support transporting Henry Goldher to townships attorney, recalling last year’s appointment drama that hinged on a vote by the appointee or successor. They questioned Adolph Winston and Mr. Kreszl about their positions on the move and past involvement on the committee.

Hyman M. Schulman John G. Walsh Trety Henry Goldher Hillside Goldhor Adolph Winston Mr. Kreszl

Schoen Elected President of Eastern Union County Board

Albert Schoen, described as a royal realtor, won election Tuesday as president of the Eastern Union County Board of Realtors at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth. The board includes 126 broker members and 400 associate members from Hillside Union Elizabeth Roselle and Roselle Park.

Albert Schoen Royal Realtor Eastern Union County Board of Realtors Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth Hillside Union Roselle Roselle Park

Drum Majorettes Distract Driver Collision Near High School

Inspector William O'Neill, 61, of 105 East High Street Somerville, was struck by a car driven by August Schulz Jr., 18, while drum majorettes distracted a driver during a roadblock inspection near Hillside High. O'Neill received on-scene treatment and was hospitalized at Newark Beth Israel. Schulz received a summons for careless driving. Police described the incident as a rare first motor vehicle inspection in Hillside in two years.

Dell Raymond Mockridge William O'Neill East High Street Somerville Diba Wil O'Neill Liberty Avenue August Schulz, Jr Princeton Avenue Schulz Jook Henry Goldhor Sella Hillside Sat Mockridge Lawrence Treger Roy Heller Harry Goheen George Davies

Independent Unit Names Zients Hillside Chairman

The Independent Citizens Committee of Hillside announced B Bernard Zients of 166 Windsor Way as chairman. Committee meetings will determine which Township Committee candidates to support, followed by a town wide campaign. Zients, VP of Gimbel Bros. of New York, is reportedly the sole Hillside resident in Who's Who To America.

Independent Citizens Committee of Hillside B. Bernard Zients Windsor Way Zients Gimbel Bros New York America

ReBuilding Plan and Township Moves Highlight Meeting

Township Attorney Adele Braclow announced plans to move to Monmouth County after school closes next June for health reasons. Hillside Ambulance Squad seeks a 75,000 building on township land with two ambulances and quarters, funds to come from subscriptions. Ordinances introduced on walks, traffic, and land subdivision. Helen Soroka and Jane Steiner named temporary clerks with 2420 annual pay. Planning Board to survey land with 50 percent federal aid for recreation and school system. Princeton based firm Community Planning Associates to assist.

Adele Braclow Monmouth County Michael Hillside Avenue School Hillside Ambulance Squad Township Committee Henry Goldhor Goldhor Hillside Avenue William Gural Planning Board Sytem Community Planning Associates of Princton Emerson Lay Helen Soroka Liberty Avenue Jane Steiner Williamson Avenue Hyman M. Schulman Harry Weinstein Walter Howell Harden-Lock Gural

Shanty Shack Opens 12th Season This Saturday

Hillside Recreation Commission announces Shanty Shack, a longtime diner canteen, will begin its 12th season this Saturday evening October 20. Dances at Hillside Avenue School are planned every Saturday thereafter.

Hillside Recreation Commission Shanty Shack Hillside Avenue

Named Alternates To Naval Academy Named Alternates To Naval Academy

U S Sen Clifford Case announced alternates for military academies for the class entering in July 1957. Michael Allen Sternick of 127 Clark Street and Thomas R. Malone of 1260 Robert Street Hillside New Jersey received appointments as alternates to the Naval Academy.

Washington, D. C U.S Clifford P. Case Michael Allen Sternick Glark Street Thomas R. Malone Robert Street Hillside N. J Naval Academy

Democrats Cite Records To Refute Charge Of Machine

Rubin Ritz campaign manager for Wins ton and Kresal ridicules GOP claim of a Democratic machine. Official records show Democrats gave many appointments to Republicans and Independents to purge the prior spoils system. Names include Thomas Roy, Kenneth Ross, W. Malcolm McLeod, Ben Summer, Arthur Dienst, Joseph Puhrmann, Henry Kreh Jr, Louis Ortstein, Paul Owen, Mrs Henry Noltoi, and Dr Irving Dunto.

Rubin Ritz Adolph A. Winston Arthur Kresal Ritz Democratic Committee Thomas Roy Kenneth Ross Mr. Ross W. Malcolm McLeod Board of Health Ben Summer Arthur Dienst Joseph Puhrmann Henry Kreh, Jr Ing Louis Ortstein Shade Tree Commission Paul Owen Henry Noltoi If Trving Dunto Lvs

Hillside GOP Headquarters Opens with Campaign Kickoff

Hillside Republican headquarters opened Saturday October 13 at 1545 Maple Avenue. About 100 visitors including state county and local officials attended. George W Herlich candidate for freeholder Hillside and candidates Hyman Schulman John Walsh for Township Committee helped christen a mobile sound track to publicize Republican aspirants around town.

Hillside Republican Maple Avenue George W. Herlich Freeholder Hillside Hyman Schulman John Walsh Mobile

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