Recreation Board Split Over Supervisor Hours
Hillside five man Recreation Board split after a special meeting over Richard Moster the recreation supervisor hours. The majority led by Walter Borneman Wil iam Robin and Carl Strebinger support Moster while James Duffy and Harry Meltzer oppose. The dispute centers on a Panzer College football contract signed by Foster for mid afternoon work and a 500 dollar fee. Foster’s mid afternoon absence is challenged with proposals for leave. Foster is said to be paid 2700 a year for local duties. The board discusses Moster signing the Panzer contract without full board knowledge. Continued on Page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Richard Moster
Oan
Walter Borneman
Wiliam Robin
Carl Strebinger
James Duffy
Harry Meltzer
Foster
Panzer Collegen East Orange
Midfternoon
Luffy
Meltzer
Fostr
Panzer
Ster
Panit
Borneman
Sorneman
Ffer
May
Education League Prepares Reports for October Meeting
Better Education League members met at Bernard Zients home to discuss plans for the October 10 gathering. A prominent speaker will discuss the group's role in community progress, with a review of sports submitted to the Board of Education in June and the board's summer accomplishments. Details on the speaker and venue will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Education League
Bernard Zients
Sterner
Board of Education
Zeiits
National Citizens Commission For Public Schools
Martin Fensterman to Enter New York University
Martin M. Fensterman son of Mr and Mrs David Fensterman 1600 Maple avenue recently left the United States Army and will enter New York University next week A Hillside High School graduate he was stationed at Camp Hood Texas for a year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin M. Fensterman
David Fensterman
Maple Avenue
United States Army
New York University
Hillside High School
Martin
Camp Hood
Texas
Recreation Board Asked to Host Touch Football at Woodfield Stadium
Hillside Recreation Board faces neighbor opposition and legal limits as it weighs using Woodfield Stadium for Sunday touch football. The plan clashes with a five-home-game cap under Chancery Court terms, prompting suggestions to switch to Central Avenue playground or other grounds. Phil Amato, a high school star, chooses baseball over scholastic football, highlighting tough cross-sport decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Recreation Board
Dick Foster
Board of Education
Woodfield Stadium
Chancery Court
Central Avenue
Shuttle Service Placed For New Voters Registration
The Sixth District Republican Club arranged a shuttle to and from Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy’s office during the final week of voter registration. Members were asked to contact new district residents to check registration status. New club officers were listed and a Board of Governors chosen for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Bloy
Sixth District
Republican Club
Walter Leiba
Joseph Delluly
Henry Weiman
Michael Bussiculo
Jack Valenti
Patsy Federico
Nicholas Jackeo
George Corby
Irving Hastings
Valenti
Passenger Injured After Collision On Liberty and Ryan
Mrs. Josephine Anselm 31 of 317 Ryan street was struck by a car driven by Max Chattman 24 of Newark on Liberty avenue at Ryan street about 11 30 p m She was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital in Elizabeth with facial lacerations and missing teeth while officials report no skull fracture and her condition as fair Green Flyer Bus Company driver Charles Attenrieth stated he had released her nearby prior to the crash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Anselm
Ryan Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Max Chattman
Yates Avenue
Newark
Liberty Avenue
Chattman
Charles Attenrieth
South
Durand Place
Irvington
Green Flyer Bus Company
Two Cent Stamps Increase for Greeting Cards
George Bradley, superintendent of the Hillside Branch Post Office, announced that unsealed greeting cards now require two cent stamps, while sealed cards stay at three cents. All matter under 4 by 3 inches or over 9 by 12 inches is charged three cents regardless of seal status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bradley
Hillside Branch
Saybrook Flower Show Set by Saybrook School
The Saybrook School children will host their annual flower show on Thursday September 29 in the Coe Avenue auditorium. Gates open for parents and students from 3 to 8 pm with a late session from 7 to 8 pm. Seven entry classes include Posters Grasses and seed pods Flower arrangement prettiest bouquet largest perfect flower smallest perfect flower and curiosities. Four prizes per class plus a grand prize for an outstanding entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
Coe Avenue
Bertha Mazil
Progress Women To Start Season In Hillside Meeting
A regular meeting of the Women's Progress Club of Hillside will be held on Tuesday September 27 at the Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue. Presiding will be newly elected president Mrs Flarry Nacht with Mrs Samuel Gooen as program chair presenting Guess What.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Progress Club of
Hillside
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Flarry Nacht
Samuel Gooen
Funeral for David J D Saidel in Newark
David J D Saidel, 65, longtime Westinghouse employee, died after a brief illness at his home 1212 Howard street Newark. Funeral held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Goldsticker Memorial Home Newark with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. He leaves wife Emma Nolan Saidel, son William and daughter Loretta Kunz, all of Hillside, plus brother Robert and sisters Jean and Bess in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. Saidel
Goldsticker
Newark
David JD. Saidel
Howard Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Westinghouse
Saidel
New York
Hillside
Sunshine Club
Emma Nolan Saidel
William
Loretta Kunz
Robert
Jean
Bess
Football Season Tickets On Sale Friday Afternoon
Hillside Schools announces reserved season tickets for five home football games at four dollars including tax. Tickets may be bought at the school information desk from 4 30 to 4 40 p m on Friday and at the high school Monday evening Sept 26 from 7 to 9. Call Walter Howell at 1069 Chester Street EL 26719 for after Friday supplies. Thanksgiving game not at Hillside, seats not guaranteed. reserved seats at Woodfield Stadium on the opposite side to use new bleachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisileigh
Information Desk
Walter Howell
Chester Street
Sesson
Hillside
Woodfield Stadium
Makes Appeal For Paralysis Funds In Union County
Dr Henry J Konzelmann urged the board for more public contributions to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis as funds are nearly bankrupt due to high disease incidence. He warned Sister Kenny Fund containers do not aid the foundation as they are separate charities. Approval was given for applications by Mrs Toby Sirota and Mrs Margaret Huppert to operate children's boarding homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation For
Henry J. Konzelmann
Board of Health
Union County
Konzelmann
Sister Kenny
National Foundation
Toby Sirota
Virginia Street
Margaret Huppert
Union Avenue
Amato Denies Big League Offers
Phil Amato, a noted high school athlete, told The Times last night that he has received no offers from any major league baseball teams. He said he was with several clubs briefly but there has been no contract talk or formal offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Amato
the Times
Welfare Association Wins Added Funds For Hillside Aid
The Hillside Welfare Association receives an extra 300 dollars from the Community Chest for the current year. Hillside reactivation includes officers David H. Doremus president and Kathryn A. Keller treasurer.
Hillside Candidates Targeted Over Gas Hearing Absence
Independent Township Committee hopeful Mrs. Jean A. Manheim denounces Hillside officials and candidates from both parties for missing Tuesday's Public Utilities hearing on Elizabeth Consolidated Gas Co. rate hike. She cites union relief efforts, questions lack of unemployment compensation action, notes October 25 26 hearing resched, and urges petitions to oppose the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Board of Public Utilities Commissioners
Elizabeth Consolidated Gas Co
Jean A. Manheim
Wene
Trenton
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Co
Township Committee
Union County
Failure To Prosecute Mundet Case Drew by Township Officials
Emanuel Gersten Democratic candidate for Township Committee criticized Hillside officials for not pressing the Mundet Cork Corp. lawsuit after World War II. He noted Mundet plans to spend heavily on odor and dust controls while the case remains unresolved, and urged completion of the action. He also pointed out political voting flexibility before the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundet Cork Corp
Emanuel Gersten
Hillside Demoratic Club
Gersten
Munder Cork Works
Hillside
Bergen County
Mundet
Mander
Rosh Hashanah Begins Friday Eve at Sinai Congregation
The Jewish New Year 5710 begins Friday at sundown and continues two days with services at Sinai Congregation on Maple Avenue. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen leads the observances with children’s services, and the Shofar is omitted on the first morning due to the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai
Maple Avenue
Eliezer Cohen
Boas Lichtman
Sinai Hebrew School
Sinai Vestry
State Referenda Seek $230 Million in Bond Issues
Three state referenda ask voters to approve 230 million dollars in bonds. A 25 million issue would fund construction and renovation of correctional and related institutions, 105 million for soldier bonuses, and 100 million for public housing. Weather ahead promises fair and mild conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phree
Ne Jersey
Registration Deadline Set for November Election
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy announces the registration deadline is Thursday September 29. Registration is now in his office 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays. Extended hours September 26 to 29 run 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. to assist voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Bloy
Bloy
P T A Presidents Set Season Plans
The Hillside P T A and Council gathered for fall planning at 1233 Salem avenue with Mrs. Henry Nurton as chair. October 7 was set for the Union County P T A Fall Conference at Roosevelt Junior High in Westfield, with the New Jersey Convention in Atlantic City October 26 to 28. Rep from Hillside D T As will attend. A Joint Founders Day Meeting is planned February 1 at Hillside High School with Dr Louis E Roths as guest speaker. Former Board of Education members to be honored at a reception November 4. All P T As will sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chest
Hillside Welfare Association
D. J. Ferguson
David H. Doremus
John Major
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
Kathryn A. Keller
Martha
Hillside
Community Chest
Ft.a
Frank Lange
Salem Avenue
Henry Nurton
Union County
P.T.A
Roosevelt Junior High School
Westfield
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Hillside D.T.A
Hillside High School
Louis E. Roths
New York University
Bureau of Intercultural Education of
United States
Board of Education
PJTLA
Triple Event At Franklin Church Service
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church on the Hillside Newark line hosts a Sunday 11 o'clock service featuring the Talent Ingathering for church upkeep and the Flower Sunday with Rev. Paul L. Tilden delivering the sermon. Tilden, former pastor, is now chaplain and Field Secretary for the Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Hillside
Newark
Paul L. Tilden
John Lytle
Tilden
Methodist Hospital
Brooklyn
New York
Proclamation Urges Polio Emergency Fund Drive
Mayor James ZL Holsing of Hillside urges residents to participate in the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis emergency appeal during the week of September 19 to support polio fight costs and patient care. The document notes nationwide outbreaks and financial strain on the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation For
Jonal Foundation
James ZL Holsing
Hillside
National Union
D Auri a Refrigeration Co Takes Tobia's Repair Work
D Auri a Refrigeration Co now handles all repair work for Tobia s Hillside Appliance Con at 1418 No Broad Street. They service refrigerators and washing machines with contact at 2 Humboldt 2 5016 and WAverly 3 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D’auria Refrigeration Co
Tobia
Broad Street
Humboldt
Waverly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Education League
New York U
Phil
Comets
Board of Educaion
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Wern & Wuensch Pharmacy
Saybrook
Amato
James J. Holsing
James A Owell
Benjani Hale
J. Samuel Sodowick
Fitzpatrick Street
Reymod R. King
John M. Brown
King
Melboro Builders Inc
Wilder Street
Dehn PP Barry
North and
Union Avenues
Utility Board
Raymond Boulevard
East Jersey Street
Broad
Tiurden-Locker Post 50
American Legion
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Robert McNamara
Conant Street
John Gorman
Columbia Avenue
Samuel Carroccia
Columbia Place
Halimee
Welfare Association
Progressive Party
Democratic Party
Hillside Mfg. Co
Singer Aid
Singers
New York State
Mattress Products
Liberty Ave
N. J
Princeton Ave
Hollywood
Mathemes
Growney Funeral Home
John J. Growney
Broad St
Hurden St
Szarko’s Liquor Store
P.T.A. Presidents
Franklin Church
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