Big Hillside High Launches Subscriptions Drive Campaign
A large student subscription push begins after a pep rally in Hillside to solicit house to house orders for The Hillside Times and other publications. Students earn from 50 cents to 2.50 per subscription with prizes for top sellers and classroom rewards. The goal funds support the high school and charity activities including dances and student programs.
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Hillside
Hillside Times
Iliesnati
Masa Sit
Oye
Obuy
Igents
Grass Is Greener on the Other Site of the Fence
Mr and Mrs Hugh McKerrell of 1215 Columbia Place own a country in Haine Their new Haine knife John D Kelley Ta Struck gold five thousand one hundred ninety dollars on the Bristol Myers Company radio program Breaking Bank giveaway enriching the Kelleys life located about a half mile from the Hillside home of the McKerlss Hillside.
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Hugh McKerrell
Columbia Place
Haine
Ohn
D. Kelley
Kelleys
Bristol-Myers Company
McKatrells
Hungarian Masquerade Planned by Local Association
The Hungarian Workingmen's Association will host a masquerade dance on Saturday evening October 27 at the clubhouse 1316 White Street. Music will be provided by Jean Maulara and his orchestra. Committee head William Zimmerman led the plan at a Monday meeting.
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Hungarian Workingmen’s Association
White Street
Jean Maulara
William Zimmerman
Student Councils Meet At Hillside High
Hillside High School hosts the Union County High Schools Student Council conference on Friday October 26. Wayne Branom Jr president of Hillside SGA Harold Friedman vice president and James Lynskey represent Hillside. Agenda includes officer elections transportation for a Rutgers November 16 state convention and exchange assembly scheduling. Friedman will report on the National Association of Student Councils trip to Wellsley Massachusetts.
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Hillside High School
Union County High Schools
Hirst Union County
Students General Association
Sue Keil
Patricia Kleim
James Kynskey
David Mandelbaum
Jerry Max
Nancy Mossevich
Judy Torine
Wayne Branom, Jr
Hillside
S.G.A
Harold Friedman
James Lynskey
Rutgers
National Association of Student Councils
Wellesley
Mass
Soft Water Talk Sparks Hillside Debate and Local Politics
The Elizabethtown Water Co chairman Robert Kean Jr suggests soft water for Hillside could come with community demand and cost, while contrasting Plainfield. The piece notes Hillside loyalty tests, GOP behavior, and a Democrat’s plan to influence Township Committee representation ahead of November elections.
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Robert Kean Jr
Elizabethtown Water Company
Consolidated
Hillside
Elizabethtown
Kean
Water Company
Mr. Kean
Aaily
Plainfield
Compay
Defense Test Set For November 4th Hillside to Join Union County Drill
Mayor Raymond R. King announces Hillside will take part in the Union County Civil Defense demonstration on Sunday November 4. Residents will see how the council plans to protect people in day emergencies and test sirens in town. Fire Police and Communications teams will run the Red Alert and All Clear signals. Air raid signal cards available at the Control Center Police and Fire Headquarters for those who did not receive them. Residents urged to review air raid signals.
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Raymond R. King
Civil Defense Counci
Hillside
Union Councy
Tris
King
Wit
Conford
Kirkpatrick
Union County Park Commission
Norman L. Sanford
Hillside Avenue
Leslie Street
Congar Street
Hollywood
Iral
Union Avenues
Arthur Riche
Wilder Street
Coco Steel Products Co
Mars
Det Cork Corp
Public Utilities Commission
Canford
Carl Schwartz
Ramsey Avenue
Hollywod Avenue
C.Y.O
Hermit Freddy Killed by Car Near Can Plant
Frederick A. Bloss, 57, known as Hermit Freddy, was struck and killed by a southbound car in front of the American Can Company plant on North Union avenue. Driver Guido P. Cacace Jr., 25, was arraigned on death by motor vehicle charge and freed on $1,000 bail.
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Frederick A. Bloss
Glenwood Avenue
American Can Company
North Union Avenue
Guido P. Cacace, Jr
Yale Avenue
Clarence E. Kremer
Bloss
Freddy
Coco Steel Products Corporation
Newton
Protest Meeting Over Newark Airport Planes Plan
Hillside residents urged to attend a mass meeting and public hearing at 8 p m tonight at Weequahic High School Newark. Speakers include Mayor Raymond R King and mayors of Elizabeth Linden Union N J Orleans. Ruth Lieberfarb and an attorney will address the association on civic action against low flying planes and Port Authority delays.
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Hillside
Newark
Weequahic High School
Weequahic Neighbors Association
Raymond R. King
Elizabeth
Lindén
Union
Nlo Orleans
Ruth Lieberfarb
Driscoll
Port Authority
Mayors Committee
Boosters Defend Nonpolitical Stance Amid Hillside Race
In an open letter to Commissioner Benjamin Hale and Arnold H. McClow, Hillside Boosters president Louis Marks defends the group as non political while condemning current leadership. He cites water quality, nuisance issues, and highway safety as evidence of poor governance and urges voters to elect incumbents with a record of public service.
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Benjamin Hale
Arnold H. McClow
Louis Marks
Hillside Boosters
Marks
Hillside
Pagly
Malone
Goldhor
Munder Cork
Staud
Kefauver
Defense Nursing Red Cross Home Nursing Course Planned
Residents urged to register for a seven week home nursing course at Red Cross Headquarters 64 Salem Avenue Elizabeth. Classes begin Tuesday October 30 at 7 30 pm with morning sessions at 9 30 am. Each two hour session covers civilian defense medical needs.
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Hillside Defense Council
Red Cross
Salem Avenue
Elizabeth
Stork Arrives On Trip To Hospital
Mr and Mrs Arthur P Knight Jr welcomed a baby boy named Barry Arthur Knight in transit to Paterson General Hospital. A nurse accompanying the couple assisted the delivery, marking her first childbirth experience. The Knights, former Thomas street residents, now live in Pompton Lakes with Mrs Knight formerly Marshallroom.
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Arthur P. Knight
Paterson General Hospital
Barry Arthur Knight
Knights
Knight
Thomas Street
Pompton Lakes
Halloween Gala Parade and Block Dance Planned
Preparations for a Halloween fiesta on Liberty Ave feature a parade from Bloy Street along Long Avenue at 7 p.m. hosted by the Liberty Ave Businessmen Association. Floats on various vehicles, invited groups include Boy Scouts and Lads Club, with prizes for costumes and a concluding block dance at the Safeway parking lot.
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Liberty Ave
Shanty Shack Opens to Large Crowd with Halloween Theme
Over 400 people attended the opening of Shanty Shack teen-age canteen on Saturday night. Nickey Forte and his band provided music and Arthur Murray dancers performed. This Saturday will feature a Halloween themed session with attendees urged to wear dungarees.
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Nickey Forte
Arthur
Murray
Shack
Hillside Chest Campaign Shows Strong Start in Drive
The Hillside Community Chest under Mrs. Joni Major reports 1 260 12.6 percent of its 1000 quota at the second report meeting. Promotions praise the Hillside Times for publicity. Industrial gifts rise with Bristol-Myers at 4244 25 and Edgcomb Steel at 530 this year.
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Community Chest
Hillside
Joni Major
Major
the Chest
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
G. Comyns Thomas, Jr
Bristol-Myers Company
Edgcomb Steel Corporation
Christ The King Forms Cancer Unit at Hillside Church
A new unit of the Hillside volunteer services of the American Cancer Society was formed at Christ The King Church under Mrs. Austin Kiley, with Mrs. Carl Stevens as chairman. The church group includes many volunteers and will meet Tuesdays from 1 to 3 pm to prepare cancer dressings, with an opening meeting October 16 where Mrs. Franklin Rogers demonstrated surgical dressings.
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Hillside Volunteer Services
American Cancer Society
the King Church
Austin Kiley
Hillside
Carl Stevens
Joseph Dill
George Zemanovic
George Klink
Henry Cavalcante
William Worswick
Patrick Duff
Lillian Armstrong
Mary Farrell
Ann Quick
Joseph Setz
Catherine Jaroski
Edward Vroom
Robert Anderson
Franklin Rogers
PTA Delegates to State Convention
Mrs Ray Brennan president and Mrs Sol Soroka of the George Washington School PTA left yesterday for Atlantic City to represent the school at the annual State PTA convention, returning tomorrow. An executive board meeting discussed forming a Boy Scout troop at the school.
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Ray Brennan
Sol Soroka
George Washington School
P.T.A
Atlantic City
OES To Honor Associate Matrons At Hillside Chapter Event
Hillside Chapter 192 Order of the Eastern Star observes associate matrons night Friday November 2 at Masonic Hall. Mrs Helen E Wood will serve as worthy matron and William BGahret past patron will serve as worthy patron during initiatory services.
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Hillside
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Helen E. Wood
Wiliam Bgahret
Hillside and Union target Route 29 safety with survey plan
Township committees pursue speed surveys by the State Motor Vehicle Department to craft strict enforcement and post new speed limits. Officials push traffic light permission, school intersection concerns near Calvin Coolidge School, and road safety measures after several incidents.
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Route
State Motor Vehicle Department
Milton B. Conford
Raymond R. King
Hillside
Union
State Highway Department
Eev
Sach
King
Janes A. Oneil
Highway Department
Motor Vehicle Department
Board of Education
Calvin Coolidge
Anton A. Vit Jr
Baker & Taylor Co
North Broad Street
Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Wit
Benjamin Hale
Kirkpatrick
Mother And Daughter Hallowe en Party Highlights Prizes
Community singing and costume prizes highlighted the Saybrook School Mother and Daughter Club Halloween party last Wednesday. Judges included Barbara Eisenberg Jackie Michaud Robin Kessler and Mrs Nap along with Mrs Franks and Mrs Julian Hammer. Diane Sirkin and Jackie Michaud won door prizes. refreshments were by the executive board and Callie Saperstein led singing. A cake sale is planned for November 21 at the next meeting.
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Saybrook School
Barbara Eisenberg
Jackie Michead
Robin Kessler
Nap March
M. Franks
Julian Hammer
Callie Saperstein
Diane Sirkin
Jackie Michaud
Weather Update: Cooler Today Then Warmer Tomorrow
The forecast calls for cooler, fair conditions today with a cool night. Tomorrow expects a rise in temperatures and a generally warmer day.
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Seaoe
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G.O.P
Republican County Committee
Hillside Republican Club
Republican Committee
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Prop
Coe Ave
Freddy’ Is
Cota
Broad Street
New Jersey
R & L Decorators
Liberty Avenue
N. J
Chris Cunningham
Virginia Brindle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Essex County Blood Bank
WNJR
Defense Nursing
Starko’s Liquor Store
B & H Heating CO
Stork
Hallowe'en
Shanty Shack
Walter R. Lee
Home Por Funerals
Christ the King
PTA
O.E.S
Hillside and
Levetre
Hale
Justice Parker
Mother and Daughter
Hallowe’en Party
Walcott
Solomon
Kirkpatrick and
Hillside Township
P. M. Peck
Janet
Esharemo
Elinir
Tobia’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
Michael Tobia
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