Tax Collector Election Battle Sparks Local Feud
Dr Henry Konzelmann denounces Harry Luftman for backing an independent candidate in the tax collector race. Hillside moves to boost pay for police and fire staff amid cost of living pressures. Zoning, air nuisance, and billboard rules discussed as officials plan actions and hearings. Weather: partly cloudy and warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Konzelmann
Harry S. Lultman
Hunt S. Patterson
James D. Duffy
Luftman
Konzelmann
Harry Luftman
Tennis Courts Dedicated by H S Junior Stars Exhibit
H S High School unveiled new grass tennis courts with a surprise dedication. Pablo Eisenberg defeated Gerald Barrack 6-2 5-7 6-2 in an exhibition featuring top national juniors as Henry Goldhor announced plans for a future plaque and court rules to guide public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osidu High School
Mation
Pablo Hisenberg
Gerald Barrack
Bayonne
Henry Goldhot
Board of Education
Barrack
Cornell University Dental School
Eisenberg
Princeton
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Hollis Dann
Goldhor
Wayne T. Branom
Registration drive to start September 13 in New Jersey
Ross Bartolotta was named chairman of the Good Government Association of New Jersey registration committee at its Fall meeting. The drive begins September 13 with a September 27 deadline urging unregistered residents to enroll early. A separate notice reported Esther Scher’s watch theft or loss, valued at $125, between Hillside and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Bartolotta
The
Good Government Association of
New Jersey
Leslie Reed
Bartolotta
Esther Scher
Conklin Avenue
Hillside
Newark
Hillside High announces season football tickets sale
Hillside High School will sell reserved season tickets for five home games at 4.00 dollars including tax. Mail orders go through the Faculty Manager of Athletics, and students can take orders at the main building. Thanksgiving game not at Hillside this year, no guaranteed seats for season ticket holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
George Sickels
Hillside
New Jersey
Kiwanis to Sponsor Movie for Children on Kiddies Day
Hillside Kiwanis Club voted to sponsor a motion picture show for children under 12 at the Mayfair Theatre on Saturday September 22 in observance of National Kiwanis Kiddies Day. The committee is chaired by Melvin Woodburn and includes Carl Strebinger Edward Harvey Kenton D Wood Edward Gottlieb G Kalikowski J Fred Knapp Henry Goldher and Dr Milton M Lilien club president.
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Hillside Kiwanis Club
Mayfair Theatre
Kiwanis Committee
Melvin Woodburn
Carl Strebinger
Edward Harvey
Kenton D. Wood
Edward Gottlieb
G. Kalikowski
J. Fred Knapp
Henry Goldher
Milton M. Lilien
Morality in Education and the Money Drive
A Hillside school workshop analyzes ethics in teaching noting schools teach honesty but outside corruption erodes values. The piece argues materialism and money drive public life, corrupt secondary and higher education, and threaten national heritage unless moral fundamentals are restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Saybrook School Leads With Top Enrollment Rise
Dr. Wayne T. Branom reports total enrollment across Saybrook area schools at 3 561 this year up from 3 421 last year. Saybrook shows largest kindergarten gain with 120 pupils plus increases at Calvin Coolidge Hillside Avenue and George Washington. Harden Looker declines to 661 total and 89 in kindergarten.
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de. Wayne T. Branom
Saybrook
Calvin Coolidge School
Hillside Avenue School
George Washington School
Branom
Coe Avenue
Calvin Coolidge
Hillside Avenue
George Washington
Rotary Advised On Labor Relations
Sun rise Dairies president Bo Adlerbert spoke at the Hillside Rotary Club on labor management harmony. He outlined company policies, an advisory board, a profit sharing plan, monthly letters, and meetings that support worker recognition and security. Belfort Vecchio praised Adlerbert’s impact on employee goodwill and support.
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Bo Adlerbert
Sunrise Dairies
Hillside Rotary Club
Rotary
Adlerbert
Belfort Vecchio
Sunrise Dables
Democrats Question GOP Padding Of Attorney Staff
Democratic candidates John Malone and Henry Goldhor accuse Republican Hale of inflated spending and mismanagement. They allege the Finance Committee chair approved every voucher, padding legal and building expenditures, leaving Hillside voters with a depleted budget. The ire centers on the Township budget and Hale’s role in approving payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malone
Henry Goldhor
Hale
Hillside
G.O.P
Oneill
Finance Committee
Lale
Businessmen Plan To Create Center On Liberty Avenue
Liberty Avenue business leaders convened at Terry's Recreation Room to plan promotions for the district. Hans Meyer urged unity and outlined efforts to boost Christmas lighting while John Johnson will open Hillside Community Store at 1325 Liberty Avenue. Donations aim to fund an ornate Holiday display and a Halloween party was discussed.
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Liberty Avenue
Liberty Ave. Businessmen’s Association
Terry's Recreation Room
Hans Meyer
Union Businessmen’s Association
Union Register
Meyer
Sidney Silverstein
Hillside Times
Liberty Ave
Julius Terry
Leo Barth
John Johnson
Hillside Community
Liberty Bake Shop
Hale Cites Court Attempts To Halt Gasoline Stations
Benjamin Hale the Republican candidate for the Township Committee spoke at the Polish-American Club claiming Democrats use rhetoric to attack the town. He cited courts repeatedly ruling against zoning board limits on gasoline stations and urged proper consideration of licensing amid billboard and auto laundry debates. The piece notes party figures urging voter registration before September 27 and an upcoming card party chaired by Mrs Rose Lampe on October 26 at Polish-American Hall.
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Milton B. Conford
Zoning Board
Conford
Newark
Anton A. Vit Jr
Hillside
Civil Aeronautcs Authority
Newark Airport
Raymond R. King
Conference of Mayors
Howard J. Bloy
Wit
United Advertising Corp
Jack Bernstein
Liberty Avenue
Chestnut Avenues
S. Terry & Sons
Herbert Avenue
Park Board
Henry Kreh Jr
Union County Park Commission
Elizabeth River
Benjamin Hale
Republican County Committee
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Hale
Broa Street
Williamson Avenue
Arnold H. McClow
McClow
Good Government Unit Meets Friday
The Good Government Association of Hillside will hold a full membership meeting Friday at 8 30 PM at the Polish American Citizens Hall on Bloy Street. They aim to set a yardstick for November township committee endorsements and discuss campaign plans and a Halloween square dance. Anthony D Amiano chairs the meeting.
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Good Government Association of
Hillside
Bloy Street
Conford
Kirkpatrick
Anthony D'Amiano
Jack Noble
Miss Scarr to Write On International Teaching Trip
Miss Scarr will report from Europe and France for Times, sharing observations from contacts abroad. A Fulbright Travel Grant recipient, she sails September 25 on the Liberte for two weeks in Paris. She then teaches English conversations in Quimper and opportunities arise to study at nearby universities.
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Times
Miss Scarr
Israel
Scarr
State Department
France
New Jersey College For Women
Paris
Quimper
Ecole Normale d'Institutrices
Jacob Scarr
Woman's College of Rugters University
New Pontiac Delivered for High School Driver Training
John E. Iseman of Maxon Pontiac announced a new four door sedan for the high school auto driving course. The two tone cream and dark gray car features maroon upholstery and dual driver controls approved by the AAA. This is the second car provided for the two year program, with plans to add a new one each year if production allows.
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John E. Iseman
Maxon Pontiac Inc
North Broadstreet
Pontiac
Crean
AAA
Maxon Pontiac
Iseman
Radios Stolen From Hillside Radio and TV Shop
Three record albums valued at 10.05, a car radio at 49.95, and three portable radios totaling over 150 were taken from a display window at Hillside Radio and Television Company 1536 Liberty Avenue Tuesday night. Window broken and merchandise removed. police investigated.
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Maggie Musik
Ray F. Piasecki
Hillside Radio and TV Service
Liberty Avenue
Hillside Radio and Television Company
Joseph Musik
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Laftian
Tor
Jim Duffy
Luftrum
Hillside Local 70
P.B.A
Hillside Local 35
Im.b.a
H. S
Croup
Kiwanis
Bait Whatson
United States
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
West Point
America
Saybrook School
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
R & L Decorators
N. J
Solomon Store
Starko’s Liquor Store
New Brunswick
Institute of International Education
Goldie Searr
Mertz Avenue
Ministry of Education
Good Government
MSS
Goldie Scarr
Harold Frowery
Andrew Jepson
Gallard
Movieland
Chang
North Broad Street
Salem Pharmacy
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Prop
Coe Ave
N. Broad St
Tobia’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
Michael Tobia
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