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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1962

Page

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Hillside High School rally to kick off football season

HiIslide Chapter of Unico National sponsors a pregame rally at Hillside Avenue Recreation Field on eve of first HS game. President Leonard Barlo announced at College Inn meeting that previous rallies drew huge attendance and enthusiasm supports continuing the program for the third year. Russell Raffa, general chairman, will handle arrangements. Refreshments will be sold with proceeds going to Hillside youth groups. The event features the High School band, cheerleaders, football team and a large bonfire.

HiLlside Chapter Unico National Hillside Avenue H.S Leonard Barlo Unico College Inn Russell Raffa

Addonizio Plan Crippling Route 78 Split for Hillside

A Greater Elizabeth Movement survey released by Special Attorney Robert Diamond warns that Mayor Addonizio of Newark proposed Route 78 through Hillside center would destroy property, jobs, and income. The plan could lift Hillside tax rate to 7.08 per 100, trigger 143 demolitions, displace 340 to 600 residents, and threaten 75 businesses, with potential losses of 12.69 million in true property value and up to 15 million in payrolls. Hillside officials vow to fight, citing economic devastation and relocation risks for major industries and firms like Bristole Meyers.

Hugh J. Addonizio Newarks Greater Elizabeth Robert Diamond Diamond Hillside Addonizio Hill~ Side Bristole Meyers Sidney Birnbaum John Desch Addonizia

Board approves yes first on Hillside school referendum ballot

A Hillside Avenue school referendum seeks 69500 to enlarge the playground. George J. Wagner proposed a ballot drawing for Yes or No first on the voting machine. The board directed the secretary to report compliance with statutes. Also, Maria Hemko and Lucienne de Wette were granted 150 honoraria each for after school activities.

George J. Wagner Wagner Fuel Co Board of Education Hillside Ave Mc Wagner Wagner Hillside Maria Hemko Lucienne de Wette

Hillside Miss Contest Entry Form Details

Entry blank for Miss Hillside contest shows required ages 18 to 28, single, Hillside resident for at least six months. Event set for Oct 3 1962 at 8 p m at Abram P Morris School Hillside NJ. Winner advances to Miss Union County Fair on Oct 22 23 at Elizabeth Armory. Return by Sept 20 1962 to Municipal Building Room 33 Liberty Hillside Ave Hillside NJ.

Abram P. Morris School Coe Avenue Hillside NJ Elizabeth Armory Municipal Building Liberty & Hillside Aves Hillside

Little Angel Paul Speesler Named for Hillside Drive

Paul Speesler of 1082 Salem Ave is chosen as Hillside’s Little Angel for the United Fund of Eastern Union County fall campaign. A YM YWHA summer day camp participant for four seasons, the nine year old fourth grader at A P Morris School has been active in swimming and sports and has a passion for pets. Posters display the angels as symbols of community support, with angels taking part in rallies and report sessions.

Paul Speesler Salem Ave Hillside United Fund Union County Paul Tra Speesler A.P

Rebuilding Of Long Avenue And Local Honors In Hillside

Deputy Police Chief Charles Grant received the Unico National Service Above Self award for 34 years of service. The Hillside committee approved Long Ave reconstruction from Liberty to Hollywood and authorized a $19,000 transfer. the Wolf Pl area veterans housing site was sold for $153,200. other civic actions included a tavern closing survey and a plan for a municipal pool.

Charles Grant Hillside Unico National College Inn Msgr Leo Mahoney St. Paul's Church Jersey City Leonard Barle Unico Chief Grant Earle Marjorie Honeywell William di Buono Grant Robert Oram Hillside Local 70 PBA Jerry Crasulli Union John A. Desch Eugene Brady Thomas Grant Immaculate Conception Church Hackensack Long Ave Liberty Ave Hollywood Ave State Highway Department Henry Goldhor Louis Brief Newark Wolf Pl ABC Board Planning Board Hillside Naional Bank Elizabeth-Union- Hillside-Irvington Line Inc Mninervino Alphonso Minervino Sidney Birnbaum Sam Katz Board of Assessors Union County Assessors Association Swimpool Report Monroe Ackerman Union County Park Commission

Larger Bank Merger Elevates Union County Leader

The National State Bank of Elizabeth enlarges by absorbing Rahway National Bank and Hillside National Bank, becoming the largest bank in Union County with about 175 million dollars in assets. Hillside National Bank converts to a Hillside office. leadership remains with W Emlen Roosevelt as president and James A Oneil as senior vice president. Kenneth Simmons becomes vice president. The bank, founded in 1812 at 68 Broad Street, Elizabeth, marks a 150th anniversary and expands with new branches in Liberty Avenue and drive in facilities planned for Hillside Westfield Springfield Summit and Kenilworth.

National State Bank of Elizabeth Rahway National Bank Consolida Cion Hillside National Bank Union County Hillside W. Emlen Roosevelt James A. Oneil Hillside National Kenneth 5. Simmons Broad St Elizabeth Liberty Ave Westfield Springfield Summit Kenilworth

Hillside Democratic Club to honor candidates at Autumn Festival

Mrs. Margaret Roche announced the Hillside Democratic Club will honor John A. Desch for Township Committee, Robert Diamond for Special Township Attorney, and John C. Pozar for reelection as Tax Collector at the Autumn Festival Sunday September 23 at 8 p.m. at the Polish American Club 400 Blay Street. The event is open to all Hillside citizens and highlights the candidates’ qualifications and service to the town.

Margaret Roche Hillside Democratic Club Democratic Club Po Uce John A.desch Robert Diamond John C. Pozar Blay Street John A. Desch Hillside Boy Scouts Pop Warner Football League Rosh Mratrorkey John Pozar

Birnbaum Urges All To Register Victory Through Civic Duty

Mayor Sidney Birnbaum urged all citizens of voting age to ensure they are registered. He stressed registration as the first step to meaningful self government and cited the importance of every vote, noting history shows how one vote can matter.

Sidney Birnbaum Township Committee

Playground Vote Tuesday Increases Hillside Ave Playground

A special school district election Tuesday September 25 from 2 to 9 p m asks voters to approve using 69500 from the surplus account to enlarge Hillside Ave school playground. Board of Education cites a 1950 Columbia University study and Merkle property purchase to justify enlarging the 2.9 acre site to 3.7 acres without raising debt.

Hillside Ave Board of Education Wayne T. Branom Columbia University Merkle Maple Aver Jersey City Branom Merrie National Council On

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