Invitational Swim Meet At The Community Pool Saturday
The Community Swimming Commission invites teams to a Saturday invitational at the pool starting at 9:00. Competitors include Roselle Country Club, Elizabeth Town and Country Club, Woodbridge Swim Club, Frog Hollow Swim Club, and Hillside Municipal Pool. Events cover freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly, medleys, and relays for boys and girls ages 11 to 17, with trophies for top teams and medals for winners. Mayor Diamond serves as Grand Marshal and extends an open invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Goladerg
Ghar
Community Swimming Commission
Athy Villaide
Roselle Country Club
Brain Leady
Bliz~abeth Town and Country Club
Alex Muscatello
Woodbridge Swim Club
Bill Gatlick
Frog Hollow Swim Club
Tom O'@pian
Hillside Municipp Pool
Frank Catale
John Dauster
Ken Rothschild
Ierbers
Mayor Diamond
Creative Arts Committee Opens Open Air Art Show
The Hillside Community hosts its first open air art show at the Hillside Community Swimming Pool drawing over 500 visitors on a breezy weekend. More than 100 residents entered works across oils watercolors sketches photographs ceramics and wood carvings signaling strong local interest in art and a hopeful outlook for future committee projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Community
Attack On Dropouts Pushes National School Reengagement
President Johnson calls a nationwide campaign to cut dropout numbers, estimated at 750,000 in the coming school year, urging employers unions civic and religious groups and governments to mobilize and encourage youths to return to the classroom as soon as the new term opens. The effort will involve Vice President Humphrey leading a broad coalition to inform students of the stakes and potential future opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Johnson
Dell
Humphry
Humphrey
National Pride Urges Youth Patriotism After Israel Trip
National Pride Finance Commissioner Joseph Ram urges greater youth patriotism and self respect after observing Israeli youth. He notes a minority causing vandalism and danger, citing police and court cases including an 18 year old girl who slashed her arms and a 24 year old mother who overdosed, calling for moral responsibility and self discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ram
Israel
Three Zoning Board Hearings Set For Sept 2
The Zoning Board of Adjust ment will meet at 8 p m Thursday Sept 2 to hear three cases. Shep Electric Co seeks to erect an accessory building at the rear of an existing building at 504 Locust Ave. Joseph Ripland of 510 Columbia Ave seeks a variance to permit an addition to his house. Dallas Farrell of 206 Fitzpatrick St seeks permission to erect a one car garage at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Shep Electric Co
Locust Ave
Joseph Ripland
Columbia Ave
Seeks & Varlance
Dallas Farrell
Fitzpatrick St
Dischler Dinner Set For Sept 25
The Louis A. Dischler dinner is planned for Saturday September 25 at the College Inn. General chairman Anthony Billis expects Governor Richard J. Hughes to attend, with Judge William DiBuono as principal speaker. Tickets may be obtained by contacting the chairman or College Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Dischler
College Inn
Anthony Billis
Fr Dm
Gover
Richard J. Hughes
William DiBuono
College Init
Young Men Urged To Join Democrats Campaign Call
Mayor Roberto Diamond and Carmen J. Ferrigno, Democratic Township Committee candidates, invite young men and women to participate in the campaign and join the Young Democrats to support good government in town. Contact Jerry McLaughlin after 8:30 PM at 686 9604 or June Fisher after 5:30 PM at 687 1251.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberto Diamond
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Jerry McLaughlin
June Fisher
Sinai School Sets Opening
Sinai Hebrew School announces new season starts Thursday September 9 with registration for children September 7 to 9 from 1 to 5 P.M. and 7 to 8 P.M. at the school office corner Maple Avenue and Clark Street. The school remains accredited by the Jewish Education Association of Essex County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Atermann
The
Sinai Hebrew School Committee
Maple Avenue
Clark St
Sinai Hebrew School
Jewish Education Association of
Essex County
Two Motorists Out On Bail In Garden State Parkway Case
Micheel Ris Lane 41 and James E Peace 19 of Newark were released on bail after arrests Sunday. Lane faced charges of operating an unregistered vehicle and license plate misuse on the Garden State Parkway with a $50 bail. Peace was released on a $55 bail for driving while revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micheel Ris
Injury from bicycle fall harms Newark boy at Hillside and Mann
Stanley Majacha 13 of 32 Dayton St Newark suffered a puncture of the left thigh requiring three sutures at 2 27 p m August 25 while riding his bicycle at Hillside and Mann Avenues. Police say he turned too sharply and fell on the handle. Dr Eugene Greenwald treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Majacha
Dayton St
Newark
Hillside
Mann Avenues
Hillside Ave
Eugene Greenwald
Hillside Art Exhibit Draws Crowd
Outdoor two day show at the Township Pool showcased paintings ceramics photographs furniture and more by Hillside artists. Mayor Robert Diamond cut the ribbon and thanked the Creative Arts Committee the Hillside Township Committee Pool Commission Police Department and War Memorial Building for support. Artists ranged from students to professionals and included Cheryl Aaron Helene Bartelstein Preda Bluestone Ervin Bond Linda Cameron Dianne Cohan Ann Cohen J Gordon Collie Fred Feldman and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millside Creative Arts Committee
Hillside
Robert Diamond
Sanford Goldberg
Ralph Schwartz
Creative Arts
Hillsiders
Joseph Loeb
Schwartz
Henry Rohde
Sam Laddy
Arlene Diamond
Barbara Girion
Ann Goldberg
Jess Hollander
Estelle Lampf
Dave Taub
Newmark
Reba Flax
Ann Lippman
Ruth Rosinzweig
Creative Arts Committee
Hilliside Township Committee
Hillside Pool Commission
Hillside Police Department
Hillside Recreation Committee
War Memorial
Diamond
Hillside Create Arts
Kennedy
Mildred Schwartz
Bonnie Smith
Lorraine Szymanski
Helen Taub
Bernice Victor
Steven Victor
Vincent Voltaggio
Sherryl Widowsky
Gary Wiernik
Leslee Zipper
Ellen Potashkin
Ann Lipschitz
Agnes Thomas
Nancy Bergman
Arnold Thomas
Myrna Hymanson
Edward Jasowsky
Arthur Luft
Gertrude Kreps
Thomas Matino
Linda O
Walter Corris Named United Fund Drive Promotion Head
Walter Corris, longtime advertising executive and civic leader, is appointed promotion head for the United Fund of Eastern Union County campaign. Robert Goldwater, general chairman, cites robust publicity, films, brochures, displays, and public features as key to reaching students workers and business leaders. Corris has held numerous roles including head of the Eastern District Union Council Boy Scouts, past Kiwanis president, Knights of Columbus grand knight, and former Elizabeth Newspaper Guild president, with 25 years in credit union work and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Goris
Truly
Canty Council
Knights of Columbus
N.J. Catholic Institute of the Press
Elizabeth Newspaper Guild
North Jersey Guild
Corris
Lower Gas Rates Take Effect for Elizabethtown Area
Elizabethtown Gas reduces home heating rates for over 45 000 gas users starting with September 1 meter reads. The new pricing, the lowest since 1951, saves about 225 000 annually as usage expands across Union and Middlesex counties. The company cites improved efficiency and cheaper pipeline gas as reasons and adds a promotional push with free home heat surveys to encourage conversion to gas heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Union
Middlesex
Elizabethtown Gas
Camera Club to Hear Heun at Hillside School
Hillside Camera Club will host an 8 p.m. meeting on Monday Sept 13 at Hillside Avenue School with guest lecturer Walter G Heun. Heun has lectured across Europe and the United States for three years and formerly taught at the Leica School in Germany. The talk by Mrs Heun covers The Various Uses of the 35 Millimeter Camera. Joseph Loeb serves as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Camera Club
Hillside Avenue School
Walter G. Heun
Heun
Europe
United States
Leica Camera Company
Germany
Joseph Loeb
Guard Is Accused In Lionel Larceny
Wayne B Blair aged 21 of 355 Durham Court Union was arrested at 10 30 a m Aug 24 by Detective Charles Sanford and Daniel Marx on charges of breaking entering and larceny at Lionel Corp He was employed as a plant guard by a detective agency hired by the company He allegedly broke into a small office in the plant cafeteria took about 55 dollars after a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Henry Goldhor he is held for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne B. Blair
Durham Court, Union
Charles Sanford
Daniel Marx
Lionel Corp
Henry Goldhor
Joint recovery move for town funds announced
At a joint meeting of representatives of the Board of Education and the Township Committee, President Mrs Hind and Mayor Robert Viamond said differences were resolved and a joint action to recover embezzled town funds by former Treasurer William Optermiller would proceed. Attorneys will settle minor details, Meg Gilbert Chamberlain to represent both bodies, and the combined suit aims to recover the full amount for school purposes, reducing duplication and saving costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repre
Ed= ucation
Mikfred H.less
Robert Viamond
Willian Optermiller
Meg
Chamberlain
Mra. Hind
Diamond
Agenda Set by Township Committee on Sept. 8
The Hillside Industrial Commission recommends two police promotions Lt Joseph R. Smith and Lt George W. Davies to captain. An amendment to the zoning ordinance would remove setback and sideline parking requirements in industrial zones. The panel will also finalize an agreement with Union County Park Commission to expand the Woodruff Area of the Elizabeth River Park and discuss a bridge over the East Branch and new picnic facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Smith
George W. Davies
Hillside Industrial Commission
Union County Park Commission
Elizabeth River
Woodruff
Thefts Reported Increases With Parked Cars Break-Ins
Steven Durosky of 315 Ryan St reported a theft from his parked car between August 23 and 24, with about $30 in losses and a wallet with miscellaneous papers. Frank Gillmore of 1435 Franklin St reported his parked car was entered and items including sunglasses and cigarettes worth $5.25 were stolen. Henry Stepe of 127 Virginia St said a generator and regulator were taken from his vehicle sometime August 24 while parked at Moon Motors at 1433 N Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Durosky
Ryan St
Frank Gillmore
Franklin St
Henry Stepe
Virginia St
Moon Motors
Broad St
Elizabeth woman found guilty of speeding after charge change
Carmen D Alessandra aged 23 of 1439 Lexington Place Elizabeth was found guilty of careless driving June 24 by Magistrate Henry Gold her and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Hillside Patrolman David Brindle reported a June 1 Buchanan Street accident injuring a child and she appealed the Municipal Court conviction. Judge Chester A Weidenburner extended the fine to 25 dollars and costs for the speeding conviction in Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Court
Chester A. Weidenburner
Carmen D'Alessandra
Lexington Place
Elizabeth
Hillside
D'Allessandra
Henry Goldher
David Brindle
Hillside Police Department
Buchanan St
Weidenburner
Thieves Ransack Residents Homes
The Detective Bureau investigates two forced entry cases. Abraham Fisher of 188 East ern Parkway returned home to find the rear door jimmied and his dwelling ransacked with a missing coin collection and rings. Seymour Fruchterman of 225 Winans Ave reported a weekend entry through a rear dining room window and a complete interior search, with further items to be itemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Fisher
Eastern Parkway
Seymour Fruchterman
Winans Ave
GOP Dance Fundraiser Planned by Hillside Young Republicans
The Hillside Young Republican Club sponsors a fundraising dance on Saturday September 11 1965 at the Polish American Hall from 9 to 7. Master of ceremonies is Mr John Murphy. Beer soda chips and pretzels will be served. Tickets available at the door or from club members. Party chairman is Mrs James McVey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Young Republican Club
John Murphy
James McVey
Motorist Injured In Auto Accident In Linden
James Dent, 48, of 304 W Linden Ave Linden, suffered a right forearm laceration requiring three sutures after a tire blowout caused his car to crash on Chestnut Ave at Hillside Ave. He was treated and released by Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth after being taken there by the rescue squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dent
Linden Ave
Linden
Chestnut Ave
Hillside Ave
David H. Brindle
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Elizabeth
Mitisrteamie
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Makary Tarnoff
Arnold Witte
Wayne Dumont
Zoning Board
Democrats
Tarnoff & Witte
Millside
Central Ave
Susan Rohde
Ian Luddy
Left
Mire
Barbara Girson
Arlene Dimond
Robe Flex
Ruth Rosanz- Welk
Mildred Schantz
Phil
Rosensweig
Lou's Pine Tavern
Long Avenue
N.J
United Fund
Walter E. Corris
Camera Club
Szarko's Honor Store
Liberty Avenue
Wimes
Guard
Lionel Larceny
Jack Redlus
Benj, Moore Paints
Liberty Ave
TOBIA
N.J. Waverly
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