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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1954

Page

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Ambulance Squad Room Given To Town Official

The town marked the handover of the ambulance squad room at Fire Headquarters on Hollywood Avenue with Acting Mayor Robert G. Kirkpatrick receiving the key from Police Commissioner Henry Goldhor. The plaque gifts honored squad members, instructors, and organizers, highlighting 203 emergency calls last year and ongoing fundraising that funded the building and ambulance.

Hollywood Avenue Henry Goldhor Robert G. Kirkpatrick Irkpatrick Sol Soroka Thomas Greene, Jr Carmen Monaco Michael Giordano Soroka Goldhor Ambulance Fund Und William Gural V. William di Buono Leslie J. Reed Henry Goldher William F. Wacker Board of Health Thomas Greene Jess Apllander August H. Davies Lawrence Seifert Jack Issler Earl Brunner Alfred Benz Jean Giordano Ann Goldhor Greene Hedstrom Hollander Kathleen Jacobus Ira Karis Monaco Maye O'Neill Gene Ponzini Frank Sanchez Frank Walter Ice Robert, Kirkpatrick Sol Soroki

Howling Hazel Blazes Through Lawn Weekend Storm

Heavy weekend storm rattled Lawn with downed wires and broken branches. Mayfair Theatre halted shows, dozens of glass windows shattered, and local businesses reported outages affecting refrigerators and calls to emergency services. Police and city officials logged frantic weekend actions as rumors swirled about local political endorsements and Good Government Association outcomes. Officials clarified campaign loyalties while two versions of endorsements surfaced, naming Howell, Williams, Kirkpatrick, Arn iam DiBuono, and Pozar among those considered.

Hazel Edna Mayfair Theatre Bul Nose Motors North Broad Street Ernest A. Voelk Clarence van Deursen Good Government Association of New Jersey Joseph Buttwell Charles Howell U. S Harrison A. Williams, Jr Robert C. Kirkpatrick Dominick Peterpaul Joseph Verba Ross Baxtellotta Jank Dee Milton Zisman Nut Gold

Tax collections and moving permits update issued

Collector John C. Pozar reported September collections of 79,269.66 and 38.17 in inses silent collections. The fourth quarter tax payment is due November 1 and added fees bills have been mailed. Residents were reminded moving permits are required for relocations within Hillside or out of town.

John C. Pozar

Columbia Alumni Smoker Details Planned in Roselle Park

The Columbia Alumni Club of Union County announces four smoker events starting November 9 at LePrep's in Roselle Park. The gatherings aim to connect alumni across the area at the venue known for casual dining and community events.

Columbia Union County LePrep's Roselle Park

Fees Talk On Use Of Hillside Schools For Elections

Mrs. Joni A. White secretary of the Board of Education said the board will pursue an agreed fee for using Hillside schools as polling places. The Conference with the Union County Board of Elections discussed election costs as school boards face higher maintenance and occupancy expenses. The Hillside board cited long-standing polling place fees and the need for broader county action while election officials urged gradual study of the issue.

Joni A. White Ie Board of Education Union County Board of Elections Tor Elect Board of Education Abbo Vm Chyibis US White Willan J Svolid Election Board Hilside Cout Joseph Ram Hillside Board Mildred E. Raphael Max Schleifer Henry G. Nulson Frank J. Hill Lawrence Levitis Rom Henry Singe

Urge Red Feather Workers to Finish Partil Reports

Residential chair Toving P Sowers announced at a report meeting that progress toward the Community Chest drive quota is accumulating. Other divisions reached 22.8 percent of their 14 500 goal. small industry led by Harlow H Curtis Jr stood at 47 percent of 41 100. one district exceeded its quota. district captains received awards for high performance.

Toving P. Sowers Arnold J. McClow Harlow H. Curtis, Jr Charles Longstaff

Citizens’ Group Formed for Adequate Union County Water

George W. Herlich of Hillside, director of the Union County Board of Freeholders, seeks interested communities to appoint residents to the Union County Citizens Committee for an Adequate Water Supply. The panel was authorized by a board resolution and will have appointments made by Director Herlich.

George W. Herlich Hillside Union County Board of Freeholders Union County Citzens Freeholder Benniger Her’ Ied

Hazardous cleanup after storm prompts police aid and road crew

Hazel officials report heavy damage as crews work to clear branches and debris. Police assist to protect residents while barriers and lanterns are set up in hazardous areas. Art Riche cites cooperation from the Police Department as roads and public safety efforts proceed. Sixty emergency responders are noted in the scene.

T Murricane Wineel Ford Art Ooloyan Detcil Tewis Tee

Atomic Burns Topic OS Defense Units Meeting

Dr Edward Gorges will address civil defense median units on atomic burns at Hillside Avenue School auditorium October 26. Chairman V William Di Buono will outline civil defense unit workings in emergencies. Medic unit No 1 directs the meeting under Ty Joseph Peyser. Members and public invited. refreshments served.

Edward Gorges Loulphryst Clin Hillside Avenue School Gonery V. Willian di Buono Ty Joseph Peyser Umnig

State AAU Post Names Hamanik Leader in New Jersey

Announcement by the Amateur Athletic Union introduces Peter Ci Huninnik as the new head of the New Jersey AAU Basketball Committee. Jenal Sim Weitendent of Recreation and other long time officials receive new assignments as the state committee promotes basketball and youth programs across New Jersey for 1960.

Amateur, Athletic Union AAU United States Peter Ci Huninnik Jenal Sim Apponkea Closeman New Jersey Hamanik Visheer Wis Chawiiin Morse Foe Wuutik AFLP Methoon Austin

Will License Food Vending Committee Hear Referendum Support

A local committee chaired by Commissioner Yo Wile int D discusses licensing food vending and notes support for a referendum on pay increases for Police and Wire Departments. The Hillside Local 70 group informs the committee that honorary members approved the measure.

Yo Wileint di Ruano Hillside Local 70 PRA

Education Board Rejects Plea On Sick Leave Payment

The Education Board rejected a request to continue paid sick leave beyond accumulated credits. Revised rules effective Sept 1 reduce pay for absences beyond leave. older staff gain more credit while younger teachers face stricter limits. audit suggests bidding for equipment.

Education Board Twide Ifie Armier Lawrence Lovie Mischatman Shebowed Lier Paul K Owen Hi Eseess SLO Andrew Aldi

Proclaim National Catholic Youth Week Designation

Mayor John M Malone signs a proclamation declaring the week of October 81 to November 7 as National Catholic Youth Week. The document praises Catholic Youth Organizations and urges citizens to recognize the youth programs and their contributions to community and national heritage.

Proclaim Job M. Malone America John M Mulotie Hillside New Jersey Ledig John M. Malone George A. Clyde Joseph B. Bagley CYO St. Catherine's Church Church of Christ the King Robert Oxner St. Catherine Cyo Ald Aldi G.A Commident Christ the King Cyo William Gural Fier William di Buono Eugene Mayer Presi

Italian Women Hear Candidates At Columbus Day Event

About 200 guests attended a Columbus Day gathering featuring candidates from both parties. Democrats included Henry Goldhor, William Di Buolio, Anthony Capra, and Ray R. King for township committee and other posts. Republicans listed Jobin Cullretor Pozi and Mrs. Jldye Pueder with Albert J. Benninger and Edward Bierteumplel for local offices. Entertainment by Frank Santana and local youths Al De Luca and others followed refreshments.

Sttlee Henry Goldhor Vo William di Buolio Anthony Capra Raymondo R. King Jobin Pozi Jldye Pueder Collecor Edward Bierteumplel Union Reeholder Frank Santana Wullwrigh Ated al de Luca Bob Grasso Mike Percasti Charles Barbiere William Richards Ralph Grasso

Dads Booster Club Drives Hillside High Membership

Parents of Hillside High students and neighbors are invited to join the Dads Booster Club membership drive running Monday October 25 through Friday October 29. Alvin Lowenstein, president, leads the effort with cooperation from the school publicity club and faculty. Kurl I. Custer, principal, oversees arrangements.

Hillside High Dads Alvin Lowenstein Chile Kurl I. Custer

Republican Dance Next Wednesday at Hillside Hall

The Millside Republican Committee cancels the dance planned for Wednesday October 27 at Po Ush American Hall to honor Republican candidates and workers. Ringenbach's Band supplies music and refreshments are provided by the Republican Club with no admission charged. Charles E Bradford urged Hillsiders to attend to meet the candidates and hear their views.

Millside Republican Com- Paigh Committee Ringenbach Republican Club Charles E. Bradford Hillside Republican Club

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