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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1963

Page

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Local Artist Wins Water Color Award

Nicholas Reale of Salem Ave won the Kresge Newark award at the 21st annual New Jersey Water Color Society Exhibition for his piece Low Tide. The show accepted 79 paintings and closes October 25 in the fifth floor gallery. Charles Murphy of Kresge accepted the painting from Mr. Peale. judges included Sylvia Bernstein Worden Day and Edmond Fitz Jerald.

Nicholas Reale Salem Ave Kresge Newark N.J. Water Color Society Charles Murphy Mr. Peale Sylvia Bernstein Worden Day Edmond Fitz- Jerald A.na

New Jersey jetport plan spurs cross state politicking

In a controversial push Assembly Speaker Carlino proposed that New York and New Jersey drop parochial interests for a Morris County jetport. The plan aims to boost Newark area jobs, with New York’s stance questioned as it holds ample employment. The scene hides a campaign billboard battle at North Broad Street and Hillside Avenue as Republicans show strength. Continued on Page 8.

New York Assembly Carolino State New Jersey Port Authority Morris County New York State New Jersey Assembly Carlino Renee North Broad St Hillside Ave

GOP Critics of Some Town Employes Attack in Meeting

Democratic contenders for Town Ship Committee blasted Republican rivals for unfairly attacking hillside municipal employees and board members. They defended Police Fire Public Affairs and library staff, praising the efficiency and dedication of municipal workers regardless of politics and calling critics headline seekers with no platform who will be forgotten.

Anaries 5 Mancuso Jack Schulman Hillside Tunntt Union County Round Valley Hillside Democratic Pop Warner Civil Service Our-Democratic-Administration Civil Defense Police Athletic League Recreation Commission Safety Council Board OF Health Shade Tree Commission Children’s Library

Candidates Night Of Progress Club at Sinai Congregation

The Men's Progress Club hosts its 26th annual Candidates Night on Tuesday October 29 at 8:30 p.m. at Sinai Congregation Maple Ave. Speakers cover Township Committee candidates and a bond issue with Albert Parsonnet supporting and Mrs Paul M Moffett opposing. A Q&A follows moderated by Alan Bochner. Harold Woysaniker chairs. Open to the public with refreshments.

Men's Progress Club Sinai Congregation Maple Ave Albert Parsonnet Governor's Committee Paul M. Moffett League of Women Voters Alan Bochner

Michael Rycyk joins Junior Essex Troop Cavalry recruit

The Junior Essex Troop of Cavalry announces recruit Michael Rycyk of 549 Plymouth Road has been accepted and begins training at the Troop Farm in West Orange.

ESSEX Essex Troop of Cavalry Michael Rycyk Plymouth Rd West Orange

Don’t Let Your Insurance Lapse

Reenerge the value of your life insurance by maintaining cash reserves to pay premiums in emergencies. Save for the policy at Union County Trust Company, a member of the FDIC.

Union County Trustompany Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Jewish Congress To Hear Dr Prinz Tonight

The Union County Chapter of American Jewish Congress will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday October 28 at 8 30 pm Hosts Mr and Mrs Joe Martell 26 Cypress Ter Springfield The guest speaker Rabbi Prinz of Newark will discuss Changing Neighborhoods and the Civil Rights Movement Public invited.

Union County American Jewish Congress Joe Martell Cypress Ter Springfield Prinz of Newark

Hold Town Loses Its Protection

James P. Whitlock, ex executive committee chairman of the Home Owners Association, reacts to a court ruling that Hillside residents lose protection from larger apartment buildings. Professionals say the decision limits the Board of Adjustment’s power to grant variances and allows the court to set aside an ordinance deemed unreasonable.

James P. Whitlock Home Owners Association Board of Adjustment

Supervision Of Pupils Discussed At Board Meeting

The Board of Education met with about 60 parents to address supervision of 7th and 8th grade pupils traveling from Calvin Coolidge School to Harden-Looker for industrial arts. They considered requiring all students to walk between schools to allow supervision, noting some ride in cars or bikes and that bus transport is prohibited by state law due to distance.

Calvin Coolidge Harden-Looker Board of Education

Hillside faces fight over apartment project and political power

Hillside debates a 28 unit apartment plan at 216 Hillside Ave as Judge Barger postpones ruling on summary judgement. The case, brought by Hillside Home Owners Action Association, questions zoning variance, 90 day limits, and attendance of Commissioner Max Schleifer. The political clash features Ram and Vit candidates urging change against the so-called Boss influence in Hillside.

Union County Board of Elections Sam Katz Mancuso New Hillside Bank Goldhof Max Schleifer Ram Hillside Hillside Ave John E. Barger Hillside Home Owners Action Association Menza's Coal Co Newark Arthur B. Dienst Dienst Barger Menza Coal Schleifer Henry Goldhor Paul R. Williams Menza Township Committee Zoning Board Carmen Monaco, Sr

Peruvian neurology congress hears Penn student paper

Ira Silverstein, a senior at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, presented a paper titled Canceromatous Myopathy at the First Pan American Congress of Neurology in Lima on October 21. Co author Dr. G Milton Shy of Princeton University Neurology joins in linking muscle diseases to cancer.

Ira Silverstein University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Lima Peru G. Milton Shy Neurology Princeton University Sidney Silverstein Nort Broad St Elizabeth Form

Szarko's Liquor Store Ad at 191 Liberty Ave WA WA

Szarko's Liquor Store at 191 Liberty Ave WA advertises wines and beers with free prompt delivery. Includes contact code WA-0859-WA and offerings of kegs and beer coolers for hire.

Liberty Ave

Choir Guild Elects New Officers at Elizabeth Ave Church

Mrs. James J. Travis was elected president of the Choir Guild of Elizabeth Ave. Presbyterian Church. Other officers include Vice President Mrs. Joseph Hale, Secretary Mrs. Harlow H. Curtis, and Treasurer Mrs. Henry J. Ziegler.

Choir Guild James J. Travis Elizabeth Ave. Presbyterian Church Joseph Hale Harlow H. Curtis Henry J. Ziegler

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MR. Carlino Gop Karl B. Ross Harden-Locker Post 60 Michael Heminuk Walter Howell Harold Woysaniker Jewish Congress Prinz Brood St Joseph Ram Rar Schulman Ira Silversteinerly Idlewild Airport Pan American Airways Growney Mgr Broad Street Altschule Rexall Drug Store Liberty Cor Lone Ago Charles Main Avenue Hillside School Pingry School Seton Hall University Rutgers University Hillside State Bank Hillside Township Hillside Board of Education Hillside Recreation Board Local Assistance Board Board of Health, Veterans’ Affairs Committee Holy Name Society of Christ the King Church Pather Canty Knights of Columbus F.M.B.A. Kiwanis Veterans of Foreign Wars, Elks Babe Ruth League Ttetten American-Cry To Ass'n Rose Ann Lavi Iola Roxane Charles, Jr Jack Riverside Drive New York University Hillside Planning Board Hillside Safety Council Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith Dale Carnegie Institute the War Manpower Commission Democratic Club Millside Hillside United Fund Drive Lillian (Spieler Barry Phyllis Monroe Ackerman Campaign Mar Jerome Ave Hillside, N.J
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