Union County Trust and Hillside State Merge Plans
The boards of Union County Trust Company and Hillside State Bank approve merging under Union County Trust Company charter. Raymond W. Bauer and Harold E. Reill announce the plan as proxy notices reach shareholders for a special meeting October 13, 1966. Merger requires two thirds approval from each bank's stockholders and state Department of Banking and Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Trust Company
Hillside Stite Rank
Raymond W. Bauer
Harold E. Reill
Hillside State Bank
Department of Banking and Insurance
Dems Call For Voters To Decide Apartments Issue
Democratic candidates Lute Share and Alexier J. Menza announce at 1576 Maple Ave Hillside headquarters their pledge to honor the citizens mandate on whether to permit apartment constructions. They urge voters to study the issue and vote on November 8 1966, criticizing Millican and Republican tactics as divisionary and urging calm discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lute Share
Alexier J. Menza
Maple Avenue
Hill
Hillside
Flood Remains Fifth Street Area as Basins Urged
Editorial notes repeated flood damage in the town as streets and basements succumbed to rising waters. It asserts few homes on main highways escaped inundation while electrical service remained stable. Calls on Union County agencies to fund flood control basins before further property loss or injuries occur.
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Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Hazel
Diane
Union County Park Mission
Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Rain floods Hillside and surrounding areas causing chaos
Record of a violent rainfall last Wednesday that flooded roads and riverbanks, washing debris into homes and blocking routes. Authorities logged dozens of calls as Tidewater area streets filled and power and traffic halted around Hillside and Newark City line.
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Elizabeth River
John C. Pozar Sr
Hillside
Hillside Union Line
N. Union Ave
North Ave
Morris Ave
Union
Irvington Ave
Weequahic Park
N. Broad St
Newark City Line
Liberty Ave
Salem Road
Hillside Township Fire Dept Adopts New 24 Hour Number
The Hillside Township Fire Department announces a new telephone number 923-6464 effective Saturday October 1. The line will be dialed directly and connected to a switchboard manned around the clock for emergency and non emergency calls.
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Hillside Township Fire Department
Fire Department
Apartment House Issue Prompts Voter Candidate Statements
Open letter from Hillside Homeowners Association president James White Lock to township committee candidates urges each to publish a brief statement on apartment house matter. Signatories include Alex Menza Nate I Late Share Sol Ostrin Anton Vit Jr. The editor offers space in the October 20 issue. Continued on Page ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times
James Whitelock
Homeowners Association
Alex Menza
Conant Street
TOBIA OFFERS WASHING MACHINES AIR CONDITION AS WASHERS
TOBIA OFFERS WASHING MACHINES AIR CONDITION AS WASHERS I DISPOSAT) SERVICE ONLY 4.95 Plus parts if needed.
Hillside Times Notice for Club News Submissions
The Hillside Times requests club news and publicity copy be submitted in typed form, double spaced, no later than 5 PM on the Monday of the publication week.
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Hillside Times
Plainfield and Elizabeth State Banks Combine in Merger
The National State Bank of Plainfield New Jersey merged into The National State Bank Elizabeth New Jersey on September 26 1966. W E Roosevelt president announced William M Ellis of South Plainfield is now a vice president and in charge of the Plainfield office. The Plainfield directors join the new advisory board alongside notable Plainfield leaders and local executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National State Bank of
Yar
Plainfield Bank
Daniel Berman
Madison Ave
Plainfield
Fromm Electric Supply Corp
William K. Dunbar ,Jr
Rahway Road
Phelps Dodge Copper Prod
New York City
Ellis Osman Fort
Hillside Ave
Interstate Printing Corp
Plain
Szarko's Liquor Store Ad Promotes Free Prompt Delivery
Szarko's Liquor Store at 1317 Liberty Avenue offers wines liquors and beers with free prompt delivery. Phone WA 3-0659 and WA 3-1495 listed for orders and inquiries.
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Liberty Avenue
Hillside Adult School Set to Open in October
Hillside Adult School will begin its Fall term at the high school on Thursday October 13 with a ten week course lineup from home making to investments. Registration in person October 10 and 11 from 7 to 9 P M or by mail, funds due at enrollment, and courses may have limited seats. Call Edward Gottlieb director at 289 4450 for more information.
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Hillside Adult School
Board of Education
Department of Recreation
Edward Gottlieb
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Joe Senicka
Joe Seigal
Ken Belfignio
Steve Fromm
Bill Kraus
Dave Glassofer
Mer
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Caswell
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Jerry Gold
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Mitch Mazur
Robert Duboff
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Dennis Savana
Bob Rettino
Sam Volturd
Ray McMichaels
John Mendes
Larry Baiza
Walter Kirk
Larry Berlin
Steve Alibrando
Andy Anthony
Richard Luciani
Marty Noveo
Bill Marsh
Michael Letaa
Howard Rose
Dems
Apts
Anton Vit Jr
Solomon P. Ostrin
Margaret M. Roche
Angelo Befunn
Yale Ave
Wiliam Bruggar
Boston Ave
Nate
Mr. I
Conklin Avenue
Hillside, N.J
Sol Ostrin
Clinton Place
New Jersey
Anton A. Vit, Jr
Hollywood Avenue
TOBIA
N.J
Waverly
Elizabeth State
Jean E. Francis
Pemberton Ave
Plainfield High School
William F. Kenny Jr
Belvidere Ave
Meenan Oil Co
Alexander Kroll
Plainield
Eugene W. Lohman
Euclid Ave
Summit
Chelsea Products Inc
Edward J. McDonough
McDonough & Sullivan
Roosevelt
Herzl Rosenbaum
J.G. Mulford Co
Edward P. Grimes
Dunlap Drive
Parlin
Dominick A. Crincoll
Royal Ave
Livingston
George Malin
Easton Ave
Spotswood
Esther B. Perkins
Plainfield New
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