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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1951

Page

2

Planning Board Gains Bearings for Hillside Work

Thomas Roy of the new Planning Board told the Good Government Association at Polish-American Hall that the board is finding its bearings through expert lectures and town tours. He urged public interest and noted the board will meet in public as it matures, while warning against confusing its scope with the Zoning Board. The group plans Candidates’ Night on Thursday September 27 at Polish-American Hall on Bloy Street with all four Township Committee candidates invited.

Thomas Roy Good Government Association of Hillside Roy Bloy Street

Auto Drivers Lack Proper Licenses

Two drivers were arrested Sunday evening for license violations. George Babish of 1477 Leslie Street faced charges for operating a vehicle without a license or proper registration and was released on summons for Municipal Court. His car was held for registration. Harry De Concilio of 161 South 8th Street Newark also faces court for operating with a revoked license.

George Babish Leslie Street Harry de Concilio South 8Th Street Newark

Hillside Boys Enroll at Pingry as School Opens

Pingry School reopened in its ninety first year with a capacity enrollment in the gymnasium. E Laurence Springer welcomed students and families, with Craig McClelland, the school president, urging resolutions. New Hillside entrants include Edward Atwater IV John Bensel David Whitlock Howard Bloy Jr Michael Gross Loren Handler.

Pingry School E. Laurence Springer Craig McClelland Pingry Hillside Edward S. Atwater, IV Bauer Terrace John P. Bensel North Broad Street David F. Whitlock Exeter Way Howard J. Bloy, Jr Windsor Way Michael S. Gross Clark Street Loren H. Handler

Elected Member of Accountants Group

NEW YORK September 26 Jack W Kay of 1540 Schley Street Hillside New Jersey certified public accountant has been elected a member of the American Institute of Accountants He has worked at the Newark office of Howard Kupperman and Glass for two years Kay was born in Newark and is a graduate of South Side High School New Jersey State Teachers College in Trenton and NYU School of Education He holds a New York CPA certificate by exam and is a member of the New Jersey Society of CPAs.

New York Jack W. Kay Schley Street Hillside N. J American Institute of Accountants National Professional Society of Cpas Newark Howard, Kuperman & Glass Certified Public Accountants Kay South Side High School New Jersey State Teachers College Trenton New York University School

Newark Man Loses Laundry Items In Weekend Theft

Police report shows George Lee of 36 Irving Street Newark found his car ransacked Friday night behind the May Fair Diner on North Broad Street. The thief took a two week laundry haul valued at 100 dollars and jewelry worth 165 dollars. Separate losses include two motor heads and an automotive radio at Angelo Riccio's service station on Liberty Avenue. A change carrier at the Route 29 Harding Terrace station reported 25 dollars missing Sunday.

Newark George Lee Irving Street Mayfair North Broad Street Angelo Riccio Liberty Avenue Olakes Ac Terrace Harding Terrace

Awards Given At Pack 198 Meeting

Cub Pack 198 held its first meeting at Harden-Locker School. Carmen Cernigliaro earned a graduation certificate and joined Boy Scout Troop 92. Service pins were awarded to Robert Oles, William Mitchell, Kenneth Schwartz, Ronald Babcock, and Robert Parochniak. Bear books went to Joseph Wallack and Daniel Zakov ic, while Frank Sieka received a silver arrow and flons book. George Zemanoviec announced a Farm outing with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schell planned for mid month.

Harden-Locker School Carmen Cernigliaro Boy Scout Troop 92 Robert Oles William Mitchell Kenneth Schwartz Ronald Babcock Robert Parochniak Joseph Wallack Daniel Zakovic Frank Sieka George Zemanoviec

Two New Teachers at Hillside Avenue School

Hillside Avenue School introduces two new teachers for the year Miss Catherine Sena and Miss Dorothy Shh Muni both graduates of New ark State Teachers College with general elementary education majors and Kappa Delta Pi members. Sena has Girl Scout experience and teaches first grade with practice at Elmwood School East Orange Brookdale School Bloomfield. Markowsky teaches third grade after junior practice at 15th Avenue School Newark and senior practice East Orange.

Hillside Avenue School Catherine Sena South Munn Avenue Newark Dorothy Pee Newark State Teachers College Kappa Delti Pi Lena Elmwood East Orange Brookdale School Bloomfield Markowsky 15Th Avenue School

Democrats Urge Voters Register In Hillside Rally

At a Hillside rally this week Democrats urged citizens to register to vote. Philip M. Peck, campaign manager for Malone and Goldhor, urged every citizen to exercise the ballot and said the party will push registration in the time left before election day. The piece notes Hillside’s political shift from one party rule to a rising independent and Democratic effort to mobilize new voters.

Philip M. Peck John M. Malone Henry Goldhor Democratic Party Hillside

Registration drive urges Hillside residents to vote

The Democratic Party leads a broad campaign to register Hillside residents at the Municipal Building on North Broad Street. The emphasis is on making unregistered locals eligible to vote. The last day of registration is September 27 ahead of Election Day on November 6.

Hillside Democratic Party North Broad Street

Young racer takes third in Newark soap box derby

Robert Brindle, 13, of 115 Pennsylvania Avenue, Newark, finished third in a soap box derby sponsored by the Stash's Club. He won $5.72 plus a helmet and T shirt after his first race, as his mother notes this may not be his last.

Robert Brindle Pennsylvania Avenue Stash’s Club Newark Robert Howard Brindle Ee Avenue

District Attorney At Editors' Mock Trial

George Black public relations manager of the Cooper Alloy Foundry Company and head of the Industrial Marketers of New Jersey acted as district attorney at a mock trial of editors from seven major industrial publications. The event occurred during the chapter first monthly dinner at the Military Park Hotel in Newark last week.

George Black Cooper Alloy Foundry Company Industrial Marketers of New Jersey Military Park Newark

Mayor King Addresses Hillside Auxiliary Police Meeting

Mayor Raymond King spoke to the Hillside Auxiliary Police Association at Hillside Avenue School. He outlined Hillside’s cooperation with the Union County Defense Council and the tri state defense agreement among New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He noted the benefits of the auxiliary police insurance policy. Deputy Chief Paul Korlsky introduced a new comprehensive training and activity plan.

Hillside Auxiliary Police Association Hillside Avenue Raymond RR Hillside Union County Defense Council New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Paul Korlsky

Local Home Improvement Services Listing

Advertising brief lists decorators tiling painting heating hardwood floors plastering porch enclosures plumbing carpentry roofing and rear additions shingling of burners cementing. Evening appointments at 0 Park TD for a range of repair and finishing tasks.

Hillside Parade Plans Tackle October 6

Sergeant Charles Hirleman of the Auxiliary Police outlined an upcoming Hillside parade for October 6 and secured cooperation from members. Stanley Funkauser, association president, announced the next meeting on Tuesday October 17 at Hi Avenue School.

Charles Hirleman Auxiliary Police Hillside Coopers Stanley Funkauser Hhe Hi. Avenue School

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