Cranford Aerials Top Hillside Comets 26 to 14 at Woodfield
Cranford High School defeated Hillside's Comets 26-14 Saturday as Mickey Taliaferro led the Cougars with three touchdowns and two extra points. The comeback featured a sharp passing attack after a strong Hillside aerial defense and a late Cranford surge to seal the win.
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Art Class Program Plans Completed At Hillside School
Arrangements to reactivate the Was initiated activity with Mrs Hella Bailin. The program opens Monday November 3 at 7 30 p m in the art room at Hillside Avenue School Registration is 10 for a 10 week series Registrations limited to 20 on a first come basis Checks payable to Hillside Recreation Commission
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P E P Club Elects Officers For Weighty Affairs
A meeting of the P E P Club in the Municipal Building elected officers: President Belle Krasny Vice President Ann Gechtman Secretary Rose Handler Treasurer Via Goradko and Gertrude Pes tanowitz as weights and measurements chair. The group plans weekly Tuesday meetings at an unspecified time.
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Belle Krasny
Ann Gechtman
Rose Handler
Via Goradko
Gertrude Pestanowitz
Johanna Silva
Ninth District Candidates Night Held at Polish Hall
The Ninth District Civic Association hosted a candidates night at Polish American Hall 400 Blay Street with arrangements by Alfred Agreen John Jakuboski and John Baird. Deputy Fire Chief William F Hamilton spoke on fire prevention followed by talks on extinguishers and alarm systems. A GOP slate was urged for Hillside with Karl Ross and John Lapp touted as qualified to balance government and curb political boss ism.
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Tumarkin backs Karl B. Ross for Township Committee
Allan L. Tumarkin endorses Karl B. Ross for the Township Committee seat. He cites Ross’s military service with the New Jersey Air National Guard and graduation from the Air Command and Staff College as proof of his qualifications. He urges Hillside voters to elect Ross on November 4.
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Hillside
Walsh Plea Aimed At Ross Lapp Campaign Officials
Campaign manager John G Walsh pleads for support for Republican candidates Karl B. Ross for Township Committee and John Lapp. The text references a surrogate’s notice and creditor matters in Union County detailing deadlines to avoid penalties, with attorney firms listed in Newark.
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Nussbaum backs Dischler in township committee race
Municipal Survey Committee member Nussbaum endorses Louis A. Dischler for the Township Committee seat. He cites Dischler's planning board service, local government experience, and business background as proof of qualification and commitment to Hillside's interests.
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Pozar Seeks Re-Election as Tax Collector
A note urging voters to reelect John C. Pozar as Tax Collector after six years in office cites his experience and improvements to the tax office. The message frames Pozar as having a steady grasp of his duties and asks for support at the polls.
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Pozar
Hillside plans variance case for 1442 Liberty Avenue
The Hillside Township Board of Adjustment considers KK and L company request to vary yard and setback rules for 1442 Liberty Avenue in Shenandoah Valley. A copy of the decision is on file at the Town Clerk's Office for public inspection.
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al Ie Hiawatha Avenue
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Girl to Meyers Pitrolman and Mrs Emanuel P Meyer Birth
Mr and Mrs Emanuel P Meyer announce the birth of a daughter Catherine Lord Meyer on October 4 at Irvington General Hospital. The family resides at 557 Plymouth Road.
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Plymouth Road
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Dischler Speaks To Home Gathering In Hillside
Dischler addressed about 40 people at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diamond on Leslie street October 18. He pledged to keep Hillside moving with progress and economy while maintaining low taxes and strong community service under Democratic administration. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Artine Diamond.
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