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ESTABLISHED 1924 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE TOWNSHIP AND SCHOOL DISTRICT OF HILLSIDE VOL. XLIV, NO. 25 THE HILLSIDE N.J. TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1988 923-9207 923-8377 PRICE: TEN CENTS Duties and Functions OK Maple Ave. Gas Station Of Municipal Officials

No. I of i sorioi TTie public generally, in too many instances, is entirely ctSoon On unaware of the magnitude of the functions performed by the office of the municipal clerk, whether they be of a statutory or a non-statutory nature. In too many instances, the public is only aware of the fact that the municpal clerk handles the issuance of dog licenses and is the general complaint de­ Evaluation partment for the municpality. The Township Committee ployees and $6500 including the Basically, the municpal clerk, regardless of the form of Will consider seriously the need police and fire departments. for an evaluation survey of all Commissioner Robert Diamond municipal employees and make indicated the committee will a decision at the next meeting consider the free offer of the on May 7th. An evaluation pro­ N.J, Dept, of Civil Service to posal received from Merrigan survey all employees, including Associates of West Orange was police and firemen. referred to the committee for Civil Service has a staff of study. 10 men, professionally trained, The Merrigan proposal would not politically named, who can cost $3500 for municpal em- make a survey in 4 months. They also study changes and Removes Self trends in community employ­ ment, and interview all employ­ Left to right, Township clerk Louis A. Dischler and Ma­ ees. The grouphas just survey- yor I. Lute Share. Another Old Timers Photo! As Finance Head ~ TVaTTtciirr~A~.—Fuirman, "pa'sr JOE ELSNICK, fireman, was good enough to bring this one to us. He is in the front row, sixth from the left Others i- government in the municpality in which he serves, is char­ President of the Board of Ed­ the- police dept, in Paterson. ged with the following statutory duties; f ’6 ! ? f r°W’ ,0Ur,,, <,0m lett Daisy Horvat,,' 9tt> Chester Kesilet, nth Scotty Atkisin. Top row, 5th from ucation and currently serving By a 3-2 vote the committee left, Ethel Qalik, 6th John Galamb. we almost forgot to mention, this is the 1924 Kindergarten class of Hurden-Looker Secretary to the governing body as the finance chairman of the approved a Board of Adjust­ Secretary of the municpal corporation School. The teacher was Miss Grenawald. All the kids needed was George zoerner, of Hillside Photo, saying "Schmile1 ment recommendation for a The Times would like to see your Old Timers photo. Board, requested yesterday that An election offical with quasi-judical authority he be relieved of this position gasoline service station to be Chief adminstrative offical on the municpal level. as a situation has come up con­ erected by Humble Oil Co. on The statutory duties of the municpal clerk are specifcally cerning the financial side of the Maple Ave. between Bailey and listed in Title 40 of the N.J. Statutes Annotated regarding the Democratic Leader School Principals Ask Board of Education and the Williamson Aves. Hour re­ positons of Secretary to the Governing Body and Secretary Custodian of school funds, Mar­ strictions are from 6 a.m. to of the Municpal Corporation. Title 19, the Election Law, char- vin Crowick. 11 p.m. Property is owned by Continued on Page 9 Attacks Feltrnan Salary Revaluation Mr. Feltrnan stated that it is Davelen Inc! Arnold Mf Smith Samuel Katz, Democratic ments in the Hillside School The Board of Education last possible that some debate may of Paterson was attorney rep­ Municipal Chairman, this week System and pledged to CON­ reappointed attorney to the Wednesday night received bids shortly arise between the poard resenting Humble Oil. Com­ issued a statement attacking TINUE his DEDICATION for board. He has served since for industrial arts, music, ath­ of Education and Mr. Corwick missioners Arnold Witte and Hillside Week Franklin Feltman's candidacy such changes that would bene­ 1947. letic and physical education when the full details of the Alex Menza voted "No." In view of the recent disorders that have occurred throughout for Township Committee on the fit the Hillside School children.' A check for $4,996 from the supplies, interior and exterior situation involved are clari­ Mayor Share, Commission­ the State, Chief of Police Ernest Voelk appeals to all Hillside Republican ticket. "Yet," Mr. Katz continued, State Department of Education painting and roof repairs. They fied and in public view. ers Diamond and Ferrigno in- residents for their full cooperation by keeping their outside lights Mr. Katz said: "Mr. Feltrnan "within 6 weeks of his re-elec­ was received as aid toward vo­ were referred to committee -In ordei to avoid many c ri- dicated th^ Were not Pleased on every evening and particularly to call Police Headquarters is certainly playing strange tion to the Board of Education, cational education. for tabulation and report at the es of ••politics'’ ,which could with the situation, but that the (926-5800) immediately of any suspicious persons or vehicles in tricks with the voters of Hill­ Mr. Feltrnan turns up as the The board directed Martin May meeting. conceivably arise at a later owner had tor years tried to the area. Residents can be assured that all calls will be confi­ side. In January and February Republican candidate to the Lynch, business administrator, Tbe board has requested date, 1 am voluntarily removing erect other types of business, dential. of this year he held himself out Township Committee. What to readvertise for general * • * • * ToMmship Treasurer Marvin myself as Chairman of the Fi- that the construction would el- as a candidate for re-election happened to his great plans for school supplies. Bids will be BICYCLES WERE REPORTED stolen by Mrs. Phyllis Adamo- Corwick for $298,124.65 for the nance Committee of the Board *wlnate 311 eyesore. Another to the Board of Education for a the school children of Hillside? received May 8. witz of 504 Harvard Ave. Thursday, Mrs. Alice Nesbitt of 955 next eight weeks to meet the of Education. This is an appoint- Eas0 «a* atation on MaP,e *ve- three-year term. What happened to his pledges to The school calendar for 1968- Westminster Ave., Friday, Mrs. Dolores Lipman of 188 Wilder school’s obligations. ed position by the President corner BaUey would cease °P- "In the January 4th, 1968 improve the school system dur­ 69 has been approved. Schools St., Thursday, Mrs. Katherine Lesseter of 1312 Baker St.,, Sat­ A check for $3,504 has been of the Board. 1 have handed eration- station would be issue of the Hillside Times ing his 3 YEAR TERM? The will be closed May 31. The board urday. received by the board from the has approved a summer school a letter indicating this request ket* 25 feet from rhe residen- Mr. Feltrnan stated that if he answer is simple. The promi­ tial area. The two objectors ex­ ALL THE B1CYLES stolen were reported to be boys’ bicycles, State Department of Education program. to Sanford Meskin, Board P re­ was elected to the Board of Ed­ ses and pledges fell victim to pressed disatisfaction with a the mothers of the owners reported. Mrs. Adamowitz said her for Title II funds for 1967-68. In an unprecedented move, sident, as 1 believe that my ucation he would CONTINUE his this man’s personal ambition. gas station in that area. son's bicycle was 24 inches high andworth‘$60. Mrs. Nesbitt said This is half of the total funds the board has directed that its action is wise in view of the pledge for his support to im­ Within 6 weeks of his re-elec­ Six bids ranging from $47,- her son’s bicycle was stolen from 125 W. King St. She said it was allotted to the local school dis­ membership in the Metropoli­ fact that Mr. Corwick and my­ prove the school program. tion to one office he declares 000 to $49,800 were received worth $55. Mrs. Lipman said her son’s bicycle valued at $75 was trict under the program. tan School Study Council be ter­ self are candidates for the "In the February 1st, 1968. himself to be a candidate for for the reconstruction of Sal­ in the yard of their home. Mrs. Lesseter said her son’s 26 inch Another check also was re­ minated at the end of this school Township Committee in the No­ issue of the Hillside Times another office. em Ave. and Wilder St, and red bicycle stolen from their home was worth $20. ceived for $1,164 for Title 1 year and that the money used for vember election.’’ Feltrnan sta­ "Not only has Mr. Feltman's were referred to the Township Mr. Feltrnan pledged that if re­ runew, ted. elected he would press to de­ ambition caused him to aban­ Continued on Page 9 Engineer for tabulation. It is ALSO REPORTED STOLEN during the weekend were: news­ Gilbert D. Chamberlin was Mr. Feltrnan said, ‘Themat­ velop a program designed to don his pledges to the school understood bids exceed amount papers from the home of William Lange of 522 Buchanan St. on ter concerned relates to tax meet the needs of all students, children of Hillside but it has of money-provided by the State Saturday morning, four hubcaps from the car of Howard Katz of points and accordingly Is in the not just those needing remedi­ caused him to abandon his po­ for the work. 282 Williamson Ave. Saturday morning, a 12 volt battery from the Rotary Men Urged public domain and is therefore ation or desiring acceleration. litical party. Mr. Feltrnan is The sum of $6000 state aid car of the son of Mrs. Anita Lieberman of 1484-B-Liberty Ave. of proprietory and personal in­ "In the February 8th, 1968 a Democrat. He is a member was received for improvement valued at $40 while it was parked Friday night and Saturday. terest to every Hillside Tax­ issue of the Hillside Times he of the Hillside Democratic of Hillside Ave. from Bloy St. Four hubcaps were stolen from the automobile of Keith Trusott To Join Crusade payer.” pledged if re-elected that ‘he Club. to Chestnut Ave. of Clifton, while the car was parked Friday night at Center Bowl, Rev. Richard Fox, pastor States Should Immediately “Accordingly, any position 1 favors CONTINUED improve-1 The Union County Board of 1319 N. Broad St. Trusott valued the hubcaps at $125. Continued on Page 9 of the Hillside United Pres­ withdraw - from Vietnam" was take on this matter will be pure­ byterian Church, speaking last the subject of a miniature de­ ly in the public interest, as I Continued on Page ,9 1 week at the meeting of the Hill bate by two members of the general member of the Board One Man Is Injured side Rotary Club in the church, Hillside High School Debate of Education and will be based I Don’t Mention Tt I urged the members to partici­ Club, Lewis Prince and Lew­ on facts, as they are presented Charlotte Poole J5 pate in the greater Newark is Janowski. to the Board for consideration Cancer: An “Action Gap In Three-Car Crash evangelistic crusade. Prince, who took the affirma­ and decision.” Feltrnan conclu­ Featured In Show Roman Uschak, 22, of 484 He was released on $100 bail ded. ______Charlotte Poole of 1474 High­ The American Cancer Society has repeatedly pointed out that The pastor reported that he tive side, said the United Stat­ Boyden Ave., Maplewood suf­ for failing to have his driver's land Avenue will be featured in cancer is no longer an automatic death sentence. Far from it. It had attended a breakfast in es should withdraw immediate­ fered arm and leg injuries in a license in his possession. The New Officers the sixth annual "Evening of the is, in fact, one of the most curable of major disease. Newark given by Mayor Hugh ly and the money being spent three-car chain reaction colli­ summons was issued by Patrol­ Ladies, Auxiliary of Daven­ Performing Arts" to be held Yet the Society also points out that about 100,000 Americans Addonizio for the clergy to in Vietnam should be used for sion at 5:15 p.m. last Tuesday man John Twomey. port and Dill Jr. Post 1722 this Saturday at 8 p.m. in. the will die of cancer this year--needlessly. That iS the shocking plan summer programs in the the wars on crime and pover­ in front of 150 Hillside Ave. He V.F.W. at their regular meet­ Chancellor building of the YM- part: that one little word, “ needlessly." For if those 100,000 had According to the report, the Central Ward and to seek sol­ ty and for health and educa­ refused medical attention. ing held on April ninth, elec­ YWHA, 225 Chancellor Avenue, had their disease diagnosed and treated in time, chances are they cars operated by Joan C.Giezez, utions for Newark's racial pro­ tion aid. ted the following officers for Newark. would be alive and well. 35, of 1824 Berkshire Drive, blems. Jankowski asserted that if the coming year: President - Miss . Po'ole, who attended Why won’t they be? Union and Uschak stopped in "In spite of racial violence," the United ^States withdraws Mrs. Gertrude Marshall; Sen­ George WashingtonSchool.Hill- Many--perhaps most--of them have doubtless heard of the need traffic. he said, “there is a sense of South Vietnam will fall to North ior Vice President - Mrs. An­ side Avenue School and Hillside for early diagnosis and treatment. Thanks largely to the cooper­ hope in this Easter and Passov­ Vietnam along with Cambodia, Peter Cenci, 59, of 203 na Tortorelfo; Junior Vice High School, also attended the ation of the nation's press, the Society has been able to bring its er season. We must make anew Laos and other southeast Asia Maplewood Ave., Maplewood President - Mrs. Mary Dill; New York Institute "for the Edu­ life-saving message to the attention of a big percentage of the The secqnd session of the society as a memorial to Dr. countries. The United States told police the sun was in his Treasurer - Mrs. Ruth Flan­ cation of the Blind. Presently, American people. Great numbers of people know that something first annual Little League base- Martin Luther King," he con­ has a committment it must eyes and said he was unable to agan; Chaplin - Mrs. Alice she is a student at Upsala Col­ should--and can--be done about Wancer. They have “gotten the bail clinic will be held from 9 cluded. maintain, he said. see that the cars were stopped. Geldhauser; Conductress - lege, East Orange. message.' a.m. to noon this Saturday at o The club observed a mom­ The youths were introduced His Vehicle collided with the Mrs. Rose Lampe; Patriotic Tickets for the event, priced The trouble is, too often they don't act on it. Hillside High School. ent of silent (prayer for Dr. by Miss Barbara Cooper, aso­ rear of Uschak's car, pushing Instructor and Three Year at 75 cents, may be purchased at Just why many of us don't act to save our lives is a puzzle. The clinic, open to all boys King. cial studies teacher at the him into the Giezez vehicle, Trustee - Mrs. Irene Heller; the “ Y". The Cancer Society has been trying to discover why through a of Little League age, wilicover "Resolved: That the United school and adviser to.ithe club. infield and outfield play, pitch­ police said. Secretary - Mrs. Catherine public opinion survey which was conducted to find out how people Riley. Register Now •^regard cancer and the ides of a yearly checkup for the disease. ing techniques, catching tech­ The Ladies Auxiliary also The Township Clerk’s office r Those who go for checkups regard themselves as logical and niques, batting, bunting and run­ T0BIA OFFERS gave a contribution to the Mid­ will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 sensible. "Non-goers,' in contrast see no reason to go to a phy­ ning techniques. Each player 6-P0INT TV CHECKUP land School. The next regular p.m. on April 22, 23, 24, 25 for sician unless actually sick. (Unfortunately, by then it may be too will be given an outline of the meeting will be held on April registration of voters, and the late, so far as cancer is concerned.) duties of his position. ALSO COLOR twenty-third at 7:30 P*M. transfer of registrations. It is not only the annual physical checkupwhich is involved, of Carmen J. Ferrigno, head NOW IS THE TIME! Residents must register onor course. Knowledge of the Seven Warning Signals, and the taking high school baseball coach,and before April 25 if they wish to of a few elementary precautions can also be life-savers. Avoid­ Samuel Stellatella and Joseph AIR Mutual Aid vote at the Primary Election ance of cigarettes and the wearing of light, protective clothing Silver, assistant coaches, will The Hillside Fire Dept, was June 4th. when exposed to the sun fqr long periods can actually prevent conduct the clinic. Arthur J. CONDITIONERS called In to Newark during the cancer, of the lung and skin respectively. Eerugson, chairman of the Cleaned & Serviced riots last week to supply mutual What is at the heart of the matter is obviously not so much a Little League adult committee, PRE-SEASON PRICE aid. An engine was stationed on Tax Office Open "communication gap" as an "action gap." The Society's mes­ will assist. Springfield Ave. Four men un­ The Hillside Tax office will $9.95 be open Monday nights from sages of sense and safety are reaching millions...but all too many HILLSIDE RIFLE der Capt. William Groeger, of us aren't really listening. THE 0HAIRMAN CHIPS IN -O m of tho honorary co- were brought in under armed 7 - 8 p.m. on April 22-29 & PISTOL ASSN. TOBIA S BBD chairman Mayor l. Luto Shore (third from loft), g lv it a and May 6. The office will be The American Cancer Society needs our do liar-support to do M««tlng: Thur»., April 18 guard by the Newark Police its Job: a job it is doing magnificently well--on its part. 8:30 p.m. Poliah Amir, Club APPLIANCES personal contribution to the chairman of the Ambulance Dept. open on these nights to acco­ drive, Squad Oaptaln Thomas Qrosn. Looking on are modate taxpayers to pay sec­ But the other half of the job is ours: to act on the knowledge Bloy St., Hillside 1299 LIBERTY AVENUE Other off-duty firemen were given ufl; No one else can force us to. Saving our livea begins with OPEN MEETING- Jock Heath Ambulance Sq uid proildont (loft), and for­ called back to the Hillside fire­ ond qarter taxes due on or be­ us. ALL WELCOME WAVF.RLY 3-7768-9 mer MoRlrtrite H -’Ty Gnldhor (right). house to stand by. fore May 1. PAOE 2, THE HILLSIDE N.J. TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL IS, I86S Will Honor Jiffy To Exhibit Frenkel Picked pf,;/ A m a to Critical List see the combination for lack of For Honor Society Philip Amato, 37, of 605 T ill­ Brooklyn. Still sought is Vasile his glasses. Ackerman At Tool Expo On Tuesday evening, April 9, man St., remains in serious Strcevanu, 27, of 482 State St., Dovan became impatient and at Seton Hall University in South condition at Memorial General also Brooklyn. Both are refu­ PHILADELPHIA, PENN.: A- fired one of two guns he had Orange, Edgar M. Frenkel, son Hospital in Union, of gunshot gees from Roumania. mong the exhibitors at the Na­ drawn out. Lawler was struck of Mr. and Mrs. Max Frenkel wounds suffered April 6 at the According to police, the pair tional Engineering Conference once. of 1013 Schleifer Rd„ Hillside, Crossroads Tavern, Union. spent more than four hours and Exposition of the American Amato hearing the shot ran to was installed into the New Jer­ Amata was critically injured drinking beer in the Union tav­ Society of Tool and Manufac­ the office and was hit by shots sey Alpha Chapter of Alpha Ep­ when he went to the aid of fellow ern on the night of April 5 and turing Exposition of the Ameri­ fired from two pistols held by silon Delta, the International bartender, John Lawler, 51, of the morning of April 6. can Society of Tool and Manu­ Sucevanu. Pre-medical Honor Society. 1246 Carlton Ter., Union. Law­ When they observed Amato facturing Engineers to be held Then they attempted to escape Founded in 1926 at the Uni­ ler was shot once and released give the cash drawer's contents in Philadelphia's Civic Center, out the door on the Vauxhall side versity of Alabama, A.E.D, has from the hospital last Tuesday. to Lawler, they followed him to April 29 to May 3 will be the of the building. A companion of over 24,000 members in 77 John Van Sant, 35, of 84 Mey- an office and demanded the mo­ JIFFY MANUFACTURING Van Sant's ripped a drainpipe off active chapters at schools ersville Road, Chatham was ney. COMPANY, 360 Florence Ave., the building and began poking throughout the United States. It killed in the unsuccessful at­ Lawler who had already lock­ Hillside, N.J. them. Dovan fired again killing is an affiliated society of the tempt. ed the safe had difficulty re­ The,company will exhibit cu­ Van Sant. American Society for the Ad­ opening it because he could not shioning materials and shipping Police have arrested Vasile vancement of Science, the Amato, a star pitcher for the bags for protection of tools in Outstanding GOP Award Dovan, 29, of 218 Carroll St., American Council on Education, Hillside High School baseball MONROE ACKERMAN transit. team, later was a member of the Allan L. Tumarkin, local attomty, (second from right) and a me.mb.erg oi ihe Aaflocia- — The Hillside Bemocrattc eiub More than 33,000 engineers Gulkin Home From Olticials Speak honored by tho Hillside Republican Club at its April tion of College Honor Societies, Cinc innatti Reds^Iub team uhtir w ill honor Township Attorney and manufacturing executives meeting receives the Outstanding Republican Award from Edgar, a 1966 graduate of he had to quit because of an arm M onroe Ackerman at its annual fror$ throughout the United Michael Buesiculo (second from left), chairman ot the A- Yeshiva University High School, Insurance Confab At Business Club injury. dinner-dance April 27 at the States are expected to attend the Three representatives of the He worked at the Fun Fair wards Committee. E. Jonathan Ball, president of the club Nj^w York, is on his way to going Max I. Gulkin of 271 Bernard Hotel Winfield Scott, Elizabeth. five-day metalworking event. municipal government will Bowl and the Hy-Way Bowl, Un­ (left), looks on. Franklin A. Feltman, (right) who served through college in 3 years and Terrace has recently returned Mr. Ackerman served two Exhibitors will fill the Civic speak at the meeting of the Hill­ ion, before joining the Cross­ as Mister of ceremonies, smiles with approval. The in expects to graduate in June from a four-day business con­ years as mayor of Hillside. He Center with $15 million of in­ side Business and Professional roads about five years ago. scriptien on the plague read: "To Allan L. Tumarkin, of 1969. Aside from his reg­ ference with officers and field originated the idea for a muni­ dustrial equipment. Women’s Club at 6:30 p.m. Mon­ He is married to M rs. Caro­ Esq. for having servsd the Hillside Republican Party ular pre-medicine studies, Ed­ representatives of Metropoli­ cipal swimming pool and The American Society of Tool day at the Kingston Restaurant, line Apolito Amato who former­ with distinction far mere than a quarter ef a century." gar does research in Parasi­ tan Life Insurance Company at through his efforts it became an and Manufacturing Engineers Union. They are Mayor I. Lute ly resided in Jersey City. (H illside Photo Service) tology, is active in Biology the Diplomat Hotel and Country actuality in 1964. in a professional engineering Share, Deputy Police Chief Researcy Society, in the Peace Club in Hollywood, Florida. Reservations for the affair society devoted to advancing the George A. Shelboume and Fire WINDOWS IN CARS parked here were broken early Thursday Group, and has been placed can be obtained by contacting manufacturing sciences through Capt. Thomas Mateer. morning. They included the car of Hyman Geller of 360 Leslie St. on the Dean’s List each semes­ Last year Gulkin, who is a M oe Bierman, Leroy Terry, the continuing education of man­ Mayor Share will explain his Newark parked at 1045 Salem Ave., the car of Harry Geleski ter since his entrance to Se­ member of the staff of the com ­ Marvin Corwick and Carmen ufacturing engineers and man­ duties as mayor. Chief Shel­ parked at 1227 Central Ave., and the car of Charles Zagorski of ton Hall. pany's Essex office at 730 Ferrigno. agers. boume will talk about narcotics 131 Grumman Ave. parked on Schle’ifer Road. Broad St„ Newark, placed m ore • FU LL SELECTIO N I The first U. S. Air Force and Fire Capt. will speak about retaliatory air strike over than $1,000,000 In individual OF VAN HEU5EN fire prevention. SHIRTS 1 T U 1 1 North Vietnam was made on life insurance to rank among Hillside Week the top 500 leaders of Metro­ • LEONARDO STRAS Feb. 8, 1965, when North Am­ SI ITALIAN KNITS HENRY AMMERMANN OF 55 Glenwood Ter., Fords, reported COMET SANDWICH SHOP erican F-100 Super Sabres flew politan's 30,000 field represen­ | The Hillside Tim es I & BANLON SHIRTS to police at 3:25 p.m. Tuesday that novelty bulldog hood orna­ 1211 LIBERTY AVE. HILLSIDE cover for attacking South Viet­ tatives in the United States and Published weekly by the Hill­ ‘ • CLUBMAN SPORT- | ments, two radios apd pen and pencil sets valued at $500 were WE S E L L COATS CATERING FOR namese fighters. Canada. side Times Publishing Co.,Inc. stolen from a locker at the Mack Truck Co. at 480 Mundet Place. C O LD C U T S ALL OCCASIONS • SAGNER SLACKS at 1443 North Broad St..Hillside • LEESUR ES BY LEE SPECIALIZING IN OVER 20 VARIETIES • ACCESSORI ES BY I ALARMS SOUNDED TUESDAY at the Hillside Office, National 5, N.J. 07205. SIDNEY SILVERSTE1N, Edi­ SWANK ANO MANY State Bank, r320 N.' Broad St., Nielson and Smith Co. at 1288 of DELICIOUS SANDWICHES MORE tor and Publisher. Central Ave. and Tobia's Appliances at 1299 Liberty Ave. All GIANT SUBS HAMBURGERS, MEAT BALLS, F U E L O I L SARAH SILVERSTEIN, Asst. buildings were secure. AND SPECIAL STEAK SUBS. TOP GRADE ***** VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF OUR SUBS Advertising Manager. [ 'mian! 3i C.C.P. Open Moi ■ Sat. 1 1 a.m. - 1 1 p.m. Sunday 4 p.rr 200 Gals. BRUSH FIRES IN the rear of the Muncipal Building, 641 Ram­ PER Thursday, April 18,1968.Sub­ Min. Dei. 1112 Liberty Ave. sey Ave. and the Acme Market in the Hillside Shopping Center MxxWE DELIVER CALL 923-3800x8 scription per year $4.50 any­ 13.9 GAL. C.O.D. Shopping Center were extinguished Tuesday. where in the United States. Single copy 10 cents. Hillside. N.J. Firemen said the Ramsey Ave. fire apparently was started by Johnny Murphy’s Phone 289-2149 a spark from a passing train. Allstate Fuel Co. Second Class Postage Paid at Elizabeth, N.J. Upen l >ai ly 9: ju-6 r .m. WAVERLY 3-4646 Thurs. PATROLMAN DAVID BRINDLE at 5:50 p.m. Wednesday re­ Brass Horn VOL. XLIV NO.25 & Fri, 9:30-9 p.rr covered a 1957 Pontiac reported stolen by Lawrence Weimer of RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE 87 Coolidge St., Irvington last Tuesday at the Central Bowl, 1319 Cor. CHERRY & WEST GRAND STS. N. Broad St. Brindle found it parked in front of 530 Buchanan St. ELIZ A B E T H N .J. E L 4-8767 ***** SUNDAY BRUNCH DETECTIVES ANTHONY MESSANO and Gordon Milburn at NOW BEING SERVED - from 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m. $1.95 - Children under 10 half price. 5:30 p.m. Wednesday apprehended two juveniles tampering with c ars in the municipal parking lot. They were released to their parents pending juvenile action. ***** POLICE RESPONDED TO an alarm at 249 Windsor Way to find the property in good order Wednesday afternoon. 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7 .6 8 THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1968, THE HILLSIDE N.J. TIMES, PAGE 1 Hillside Students Excel At County Vocational more competitive, but also more dynamic. These students are an asset to the County Vo­ cational System. It is Mr. Kiray*s contention that the four Hillside students arejiot only valuable to the Vo­ cational programs, but also to the Community. Students like these can enhance and increase the purpose and the goal of Vo­ cational Education and the “world of work*'. Industry will benefit tremendously, having a student in an industrial-Voca­ tional Program, since they learn the trade from the basic EUGENE OPSASNICK JOHN MAGDON \ phase up and then utilize their ____ jq a n n e krajeck______WESLEY MAHR Mr. Leslie N. Kiray, Coor­ Shop situation into an advanced acquired talents in Industry. four mentioned, should be al­ guide a greater number of stu­ dinator of the Union County Vo­ BRINGING EASTER TO THE CHILDREN-Mist Paula Btrlingiart, a ttachar af tducable stage of the trade withouf any The Union County Vocational lowed to enroll in the many new dents, especialy those who are cational Center, 949 BallAve., c la ite t in the Elizabetti public schovls, accepts 50 Easter baskets donated by members difficulty. These boys have been Center has been successful in programs at the County Voca­ legitimately interested, in trade Union, is happy to announce that of tbe Hillside and Elizabeth chapters of UNICO for the children in her class. With Miss straight “A” students for the the past, recruiting students tional Center. Mr. Kiray also or industrial education. ^ ’ four students from Hillside High Berlangiere are, from left, E. John Bell, president of the Hillside chapter,of UNICO, Dom­ past seven months. from about 12 districts, in the feels that if all schools believe School are doing a scholarly job Eugene Opsasnick, 521 Puree county of Union, Hillside High inick F- Peterpaul, the chapter's committee chairman, and Mario Di Bel la, president of in helping Industry solve the in their selected courses. St., in the Welding Department School being one of them. The the Elizabeth chapter of UNICO. (Hin.id. phot„ s.rvic.j employment problems, they,the According to their Instruc­ and Joanne Krajech, 26 Vine St., problem in the past has been, administrators and guidance SOIL BURNER tors, all the students enrolled in WITH OIL TANK in the Beauty Culture Depart­ that not enough students were personnel must assist the stu­ NO DOWN their shop programs are moving UNICO Brings Easter To Kids ment, are also top students and sent by the Hillside High School dents andcooperate with the Vo­ PAYMENT ahead rapidly and learning the hope to achieve an "A " average to the Vocational Center to learn Proceeds of a greeting card chairman of the project com­ cational Center of the county to candy so that each basket was diversified phases of their re­ by the end of the year. the trades or occupations which sale conducted by the Hillside mittee. He was assisted by flowing overwith chocolate bun­ spective programs. According The Vocational Center had a the County School can offer. Mr. Lt. Myron S, Crissy, flying and Elizabeth Chapters of J oseph C. Chieppa, Samuel Faz- 5 YEARS nies. to Mr. Edward K1 iszus, Machine tremendous success with these Kiray feels that many capable with Philip^O. Parmalee, drop­ UNICO have been used to pur­ zone, Salvatore Maddalena, Ed­ TO PAY M iss Paula Berlangiere, a Shop Instructor, John Magdon, students from Hillside High. students are deprived of the op­ ped a live bomb over the side MU 8-4281 - SO 3-3535 chase 50 Easter baskets for ward Oakie, Russell Raffa, CALI. FOR FREE ESTIMATE Hillside resident and an Eliz­ 150 Boston Ave., and Wesley School. More students like the portunity which could be extend­ of their Wright Flyer plane -M Hr. Burner Service’ 8 children in theeducable classes Ralph Tinessa, Dominick Cu- All Types Heating Oils abeth school teacher, presented Mahr, 220 Boston Ave., are able ones mentioned here would ed by the Hillside School Sy­ near San Francisco on Jan. 15, in the Elizabeth public schools. pido and John Stasi. THOMAS OIL CO. the baskets to her children. to move from a typical Machine make all Programs not only stem. More students, like the 1911. The baskets were presented to the children in time for Eas­ Gennaro Messano, a local ter. Dominick F. Peterpaul was shop proprietor, donated extra Ramunda Orchestra In Concert At YMHA

HILLSIDE SOLOISTS In cenctrt ire (I. to r.) Judith Ko­ gan, Allison Brewster, Roy Kogan and Richard Kogan. A rare treat is in store for piano and solo piano music. The the residents of Eastern Union entire program, including in­ County when the “ Y” Women's termission, will take less than Division of the YMHA, Green two hours. Lane, Union presents the Ra­ The soloists range in age munda Chamber Orchestra in from nine to twenty years of age concert at the "Y" on Sunday, and all except two are scholar­ April 21 at 2:30 P.M. The or­ ship students in the Juilliard chestra is composed of schol­ School of Music. All have play­ arship students from the Juil- ed in numerous recitals. Four liard School of Music under of the soloists are young peo­ the direction of Miss Lorina ple from this area. Havill, of the piano faculty of Miss Allison Brewster, 11 the Juilliard School of Music. year old pianist from Hillside, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The program is designed for Harold Brewster, has appear­ serious lovers of music; adult, ed in two Preparatory Con­ young people and music stud­ certs. Judith Kogan, 11 years ents. It is divided into two parts. old, Roy Kogan, 9 years old, The first half is devoted to solo­ and Richard Kogan, 13 years ists from the Juilliard Prep­ old, are all pianists and the aratory division (talented stu­ -Children of Dr. and Mrs. Ed­ dents who have not yet been gar Kogan of Hillside. Both graduated from high school). Judith and Roy have appeared In the second half, the soloists in concert in the New Jersey YOU GET A LOWER RATE are from the regular division of area. Richard was soloist with the Juilliard School of Music the New Jersey Prep Symphony (those students enrolled in the Orchestra. He was an award WITH A NATIONAL STATE HERE'S HOW MUCH YOU CAN Juilliard College). winner at the New Jersey Fed­ The program has been ar­ eration of Women’s Clubs State APPROVE -YOU R- OWN SAVE OVER 36 MONTHS BY FINANCING ranged to please both the mus­ Convention apd , performed at ician and the layman and will the home of Jerome Hines, Met­ AT NATIONAL STATE include short pleasing move­ ropolitan Opera singer for ments of concertos, trios, two a fund-raising event. NEW CAR LOAN IF YOU NEED NSB CAN NSB CAN NSB CAN NSB CAN *$4.25 per $100. per year APPROXIMATELY SAVE YOU SAVE YOU SAVE YOU SAVE YOU

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"CLAIROL COLORISTS" (os seen on TV) TOUCH-UP *5.50 M1SS JOAN DI ANE -GF.RSTEN MISS THERESA ANN PONTURO (one opply.) including Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gersten sity Park, is an advertising SHAMPOO & FASHION SET of 1439 Bond St. hav e announced copywriter with Miller Graphic The betrothal of Miss Eunice State where he is a History ma­ Announcement has been made of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Popola the engagement of their Arts in New York City. Her- Marie Brunkhorst to Mr.Robert jor. He is employed by the col* of the engagement of Miss The- of 315 Leland PI. -A family daughter, Miss Joan Diane Ger­ fiance was graduated from Rut­ Wayne Buttwell, son of Mr. and lege as a resident assistant in resa Ann Ponturo, daughter of dinner at Wieland's Steak House sten to Mr. Steven Franklin Pe­ gers Universiry, New Bruns­ Mrs. Joseph Buttwell of 221 Rullips-Osborne Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Dominifk Pon- in Mountainside honored the HILLSIDE BEAUTY SALON, Inc. Arthur St., has been made known 1130 N. BROAD ST., HILLSIDE sky of Manhattan, formerly of wick and attended the Univer­ A. Summer wedding is plan­ turo of North Ave., Fanwood, couple. EL 5-4356 FI 1 9845 Hillside. He is the son of Mr. sity of Tulsa (Okla.) Law school by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ned. to Mr. Robert T. Popola, son A graduate of Scotch Plains Seymour Pesky and the late He is presently a registered Hubert Brunkhorst of Alma,Mo. Mrs. Edith Amdur Pesky. representative with Bache & Co. The couple was feted at a din­ The couple are graduates of in Manhattan. ner party held at the Brunk- Hillside High School. Miss Ger­ The wedding 13 scheduled to horsts’ ranch. sten, an alumna of Pennsyl­ take place July 14 at the Florham The bride-elect was gradu­ vania State University, Univer- Park Country Club. ated from Santa Fe High School and is presently attending Cen- -trai M is sou ri - -State -Cell ege in Warrensburg where she is ma­ C oncert To H o n o r joring in Business. She is corresponding secretary of the Dr. M ills A p ril 2 8 Association of Independent Stu­ Best dents at th£ college. Mr. Butt­ ing cantors will present a con­ well, an alumnus of Hillside cert of liturgical music. Pro­ High School, is completing his ceeds will go to the CafiYor's In­ senior year at Central Missouri stitute, Jewish Theological Se­ minary. goal- Dr. Mills has a Bachelor of Progress Club Music Conservatoire of Music in Vienna, and studied with Can­ Honors Gooen tor Emanuel Frankl in Vienna. The Men's Progress Club of He has an M.A. from Rutgers Hillside announced that its an­ University, Ph.D. from New getter nual Dinner Dance this year Y ork University. He teaches will honor its Honorary Pres­ literature at Seton Hall Univer­ ident, Sam Gooen. This year's sity, and is one of the founders event will be held at the Gold­ of the Cantors Assembly of A- man's Hotel in West Orange merica. He resides onWilliam- on Saturday evening, May 18tlv, son Ave. DR. EDGAR MILLS It will feature a cocktail party at 6:30 p.m., dinner in the A special concert will be held Mirror Room, floor show, late Sunday, April 28 at 8 p.m. in Addresses Teachers show and dancing to 2 orches­ honor of the 25th anniversary Theodore L. Mayhew, direc­ tras. Tickets are $11 per per­ of Cantor Dr. Edgar Mills at tor of development at Pingry son and only limited reserva­ Oheb Shalom Congregation, 170 School, will speak before the tions are still available. Mi- Scotland Road, South Orange. alumni-alumnae publicity div­ cheal Abel afid Irv Friedman, A reception in honor of Dr. ision of the New Jersey Asso­ co-chairmen of the event an­ Mills will follow in the Licht- ciation of Independent School nounce that no reservations will man Auditorium. Reservations Teachers at the association’s be accepted after April 28th, are $5. Mrs. Emanuel Ramo is annual meeting next Friday at chairman of reservations and Newark Academy, Livingston. WALL TO WALL can be reached at 14 Oakland His topic will be "The Annu­ CARPET CLEANING Ter., Maplewood. al Giving Telethon — One Reasonable Rates Cantor Mills and other lead- School’s Experiences.’ ELECTRO CARPET Join the & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS THt VAIL-DEANf SCH001 NEW CARPETING AT DISCOUNT PRICES UCTC A College Preparatory Day School By Appointment 272 Long Ave., Hillside Established 1869 1068 Clinton Ave.,1 rvington 923-3183 YOU NAME IT’ (OfD.. Kindergarten - Grade 3 Girls only..Grades 4-12 Savings Club

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t THURSDAY, APRIL IS, ISS8, THE HILLSIDE R.J. TRIES, PAD! I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ jored in Mathematics, is a Con­ where he will be an associate elect attended Worcester State Eleanor Bircsak A Fiancee Enid Dombrow Troth Told ry Kantor of 1441 Compton Ter. troller with Wiggins Plastics of Patrolman Wolfe, formerly College and Is presently em­ became the bride April 9 of Mr. Co. Inc., Clifton. of Hillside's Police Depart­ ployed by the Worcester Coun­ Paul Moacoe. He Is the son of Following a Nassau honey­ ment. ty Institution for Savings. Mr. M rs. Ruth Moseoe of Park St., moon, Mr. Moseoe and his bride Our loss Is their gain - and Alper, an alumnus of Hillside East Orange and Dr. Harry are making their home in Clif­ Moseoe of Miami Beach, Fla. our best wishes go with them, High School, waa graduated ton. * * * Rabbi Barry Greene of Tem­ from Upaala College, East Or­ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Ar­ ange, wherehewasamemberof ple B'nal Jeshurun, South Or­ The home of Patrolman Da­ nold of Worcester, Mass, have Alpha Kappa Pal. commerce ange, performed the ceremony vid Brlndle and Mrs. Brindle announced the betrothal of their and business fraternity. The at the Crystal Plaza in Living­ was the merry scene of a fond prospective bridegroom is em^., ston, where a reception was farewell party recently for Pa­ daughter, Miss Franclne R. Ar­ held. trolman Robert Manzo, Mrs. nold to Mr. Harris E. Alper, ployed by the Internal Revenue? Miss Barbara Kantor, sister Manzo and their little daugh­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Al­ Service, Newark. of the bride, was maid of hon­ ter, Tracey, who, as of last per of 290 Williamson Ave. The wedding is scheduled to A graduate uf Classical High take place (Xtobei 19 in Wot- or and Mr. Michael Sokobln week, are residents of Dover * served as best man. Township. (The stork is close School In Worcester, the bride- cester. The bride was graduated behind.) from Weequahic High School, Toasts, good cheer and nos­ Newark and Newark State Col­ talgia set the climate for the EINZIGER’S lege, Union, where she major­ festive send-off which was at­ Children’s W «ar ed in Elementary Education. tended by members of the Po- 1576 MAPLE AVE. COR. WILLIAMSON She is a kindergarten teacher lire Bowling Team for. T PHONE: 9Z3-287ff in the Hillside school system. Manzo served as captain. And Mr. Moseoe, an alumnus of may we add - their team is in East Orange High School and first place. INFANTS, BOYS the University of Miami, Cor­ Manzo is joining the Police & al Gables, Fla., where he ma- Department in Dover Township GIRLS WEAR We have Carters, Ilealth-Tex, Petnay Cinderella, Bister Brown, and other famous brands. 1 »•*•**,- « * *,. Is your AUTOMOBILE Profile of >HOURS: Daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.a 4k»bk*».„, * * *w■ Protection Complete ? * CHECK WITH US Get Set for Sun & Fun MISS ELEANOR MARY BIRCSAK CAROL DOMBROW Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Birc­ tist of Pharmacology with Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Dom­ ted from Hillside High School Our fabulous collection of Summer Apparel must enhance the coming season sak of 1017 Salem Ave. have an­ Schering Corp. In Bloomfield. brow of Conklin Ave. have made and is employed by Pyrotro- J. FRANKLIN nounced the engagement of their Her fiance was graduated from known the betrothal-of theirda- nics, Inc., Union. Her fiancee, Selection s-are incomparable daughter, Miss Eleanor Mary Rutgers University, New ughter, Miss Enid Carol Dom­ al alumnus of Barringer High R E I N H A R D SAFECO _ , , INSURANCE Fashions-are dazzling Bircsak to Mr. Norman W. Cla­ Brunswick and is an actuarial brow, to Mr. Anthony M. Cam- School, is employed by Schia- General inwrance PRICES ON SHIFTS-START AT A TINY usen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ trainee with Mutual Benefit Life plotte, son of Mrs. Jenny Cam- vons Construction Co., Secau- li an Clausen of Rutherford. Insurance Co., Newark, pione of Davenport Ave., New­ cus. S42 SALEM AVE. HILLSIDE, N.J. Miss Bircsak, a graduate of ark and the late Mr. Michael The wedding is scheduled to $ 7 . 9 5 Caldwell College for Women is EL2-4552 A November wedding is plan­ Campione. take place November 3 at Sizes 6 thru 20 employed as an Assistant scien­ ned. Miss Dombrow was gradua- Maplewood Manor, Maplewood.

by Taryn Dale made her debut Mrs. Lubell was her daugh- :• SHOP THE DRESS RACK March 18 in St. Barnabas Med­ ter’s honor attendant and Mr. •: u c ’ 150 ElMORA AVE., ELIZABETH, N .T ----- 2B9.7222 | ical Center, Livingston. Michael Schneck served as best :« t t 0 OPEN DAILY A SAT. 18 A M. TO 4 PM. Around The Town SALON MON A THUDS 1« A.M TO » P.M. The happy mother is the for­ C.C.P. A UNI-CARO CHARGE PLANS AVAILABLE Mrs. Sylvia Ross WA-3-5874 man. •: mer Miss Judith Marilyn Ros­ The bride attended the Bar- •: The golden wedding anniver­ The honored guests have 24 1268 LIBERTY AVE. HILLSIDE en, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. bizon School in New York City, j: sary of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony grandchildren and one great­ Robert Rosen of 585 Newark Mr. Samuels is employed by •: Tassello of 82 Cedar St., New­ grandchild. PHONE 687-4260 Ave., Elizabeth, formerly of Federal Pacific Electric Co., 1 ark, was celebrated at a party * * * The Chain Of Drug Distribution Salem Ave., Hillside. The new­ last week at the Robin Hood Inn Newark. : Ninety years young is Mrs. com er's paternal grandparents * * * MON.- TUES. -WED.-THURS. in Clifton. Hosts were the cou­ MANUFACTURER— > WHOLESALER Gussie Morris of Center Ter., are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Aver­ ple’s children, Mr. Salvatore The Crystal Plaza in Living- \ Newark, who reached her im­ gon of 234 Clark St. She is the Tassello of 1261 Miriam PI., ston was the setting for the : PHARMACY ^ ' portant milestone April 8. first grandchild on both sides PERMANENT WAVES $ 7 .5 0 Mr. Dominick Tassello and Mr, wedding recently of Miss Sus- j To celebrate her birthday, of her family. Michael Tassello ofv Newark, an J . Oderman and Mr. Bruce Mrs. Morris was feted atadin- Mr. Avergon is an officer WASH & SET 2.50 Mrs. Anthony Parisi of Tea- P. Rosenthal. The bride is the ner party April 7 at Goldman's with the New Jersey Parole PUBLIC neck, Mrs. Michael Dino of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hotel in West Orange, hosted by Bureau, Essex County Division. Your pharmacy,makes available to Your physi­ Oderman of 44 Edgemere Rd„ SINGLE PROCESS Avenel, Mrs. William Radice her children and their spouses: * * * cian the medicine to maintain Your health. of Metuchen, and Mrs. Fred Livingston and the bride­ Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kadishof The marriage of Miss Andrea TOUCH UP S.00 Fieno and Mrs. Conrad Liasi, groom's parents are Mr. and 1440 Highland Ave., Cantor and Joan Lubell to Mr. Joel B.Sam­ of East Orange and tlfeir chil­ M rs. Abner Rosenthal of 1484 LIBERTY PHARMACY Mrs. Sidney Morris of Phila­ uels, took place recently at the dren’s respective spouses. Orchard Ter. Rabbi Samuel Co­ HAIRCUT 1.50 delphia, Penna., Mr. and Mrs. Hotel Essex House in Newark. The feted couple were born hen, spiritual leader of Temple Sam Morris and the Nathan ^ Rabbi Jacob Rubenstein, spiri­ 1283 Liberty Ave. in Italy and arrived in this coun­ Beth Shalom in Livingston, offi­ OPEN MONDAYS Weismans of Elizabeth, Mrs. tual leader of Congregation try in 1913. TTiey met several ciated at the ceremony which AND LATE FRl. EVENINGS Barney Morris of Maplewood Beth Torah, Rahway, perfor­ 9 23-2400 years later and were married was followed by a reception. and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mor­ med the ceremony which was April 7, 1918. ris of Bridgeport, Conn. followed by a reception. The An alumna of Livingston High Mrs. Tassello is the former The “birthday girl" has 13 bride is the daughter of Mr. and School, the bride is completing Miss Madeline Delorenzo. Her grandchildren and ten great­ Mrs. Harold Lubell of Hans- her junior year at Paterson husband, until his retirement grandchildren. bury Ave. and the bridegroom's State College, Wayne. Mr. Ros­ three years ago, was employed * * * parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jac­ enthal was graduated from for 40 years with the Public Brand new parents are Mr. ob Samuels of Donald Ave., Weequahic High School and Service Electric and Gas Co„ and Mrs. Jerome Avergon of Rahway. Newark Colleges of Rutgers Newark. 527 North Ave., Elizabeth. Ba­ University. He will be gradu­ ated in June from the Penn­ sylvania College of Optometry DON’T JUST JOIN ANY CLUB in Philadelphia. Following a honeymoon in Puerto Rico, the newlyweds will reside in Livingston. until you check

It's another girl for Major BROOKSIDE Gordon Feltman, USAF and M rs. Feltman of Fuchu Air BROOKSIDE’S THE Base in Tokyo, Japan, Little Sheila, who was born March 12 at the Military Hospital in Tok­ MOST yo, has two sisters, Julie who is six years old and Laura, two. *MOST convenient locatiction M rs. Feltman is the former Miss Carol Prince, daughter MOST complete day camp and of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Prince modern nursery camp of 191 Eastern Parkway. Major Feltman, who is an Engineer pool by profession and an Air Force MOSToustanding and athletic career man, is the recipient of facilities, from Sauna Bath to professional many awards, the latest being tennis courts, paddle ball courts for outstanding service to the Air Force. *MOST thrilling shows with the * * * biggest names in entertainment Marriage vows were exchan­ ged in Clinton Mapor, Newark, MOST exciting Saturday Night between Miss Lois Joyce parties Greenfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Green­ field of Tuxedo Parkway, New­ *MOST up /to-date air-conditioned ark and Mr. Alan I. Peck, son restaurant and/snack bar of Mp. and Mrs. Bernard Peck of Schley St, Rabbi Oscar Kline BE BN EARLY BIRD. MOST IMPORTANT! spiritual leader of Temple B'- BROQidlDE PROVIDES TIIE nai Zion, Newark, officiated at the ceremony which was follow­ GO GAS HEAT NOW ...FOR PEANUTS! ed by a reception. for you and every member of your Honor attendants were the Feather your nest now with modern gas . . . while your heating system is napping! Off-season instal­ family — at membership prices that are bride's sisters, Mrs. Harry lation by your plumbing and heating contractor makes a big difference ... in immediate service, faster surprisingly low for the best summer of R. Bleiwise and Miss Elaine B. changeover. And when the job is done .. . so are your heating worries, delivery problems, winter your life . . . Greenfield. Mr. Alvin Nessef- headaches! Why wait? Change now. Discover how easy it is to install a thrifty, nifty new gas heating owitz served as best man for unit. Go gas heat now . for peanuts! —.— > hts brother-in-law. An alumna of Newark State PHONE 289-5000 FOR FREE HOME HEAT SURVEY College, Union, Mrs. Peck tea­ BROOKSIDE SWIM CLUB ches in the Newark school sys­ tem. Her husband is a techni­ 2335 SPRINGFIELD AVE., VAUXHALL — UNION Elizabethtown Gas cal services librarian at New­ V ILIZAMTH I MfTUCHCN I PtRTH AM9QY I RAHWAY I WESTFIELD On* Elizabethtown Ptaza 452 Main Street 220 Marfc«t Street 219 Cantral Avanua 184 Elm Street Club Open Daily For Your Inspection 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. ark Colleges of Rutgers Uni­ 299 5000 I 299 5000 I 299 5000 I 289 5000 I 289 5000 versity and attends Rutgers MU 8-5757 University College, Newark. * * * ^ Miss Joan Ann Kantor, PAGE 6, THE HILLSIDE N.J. TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL IS. ISM CIAS5IHED ADS GET RESULTS ^HIRE * BUY • SELL* RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY* SELL* RENT* SWAP • HIRE BUY • SELL* RENT*

Advisory : Committee. His, is FALSE ALARM CLASSIFIED AD RATES Assessors the fervent hope that some Police found the Best Buy day, in the very re ar future, the Distributors at 741 Ramsey Ave. FIRST AD 5C PER WORD Hillside Creative Arts Group in order when the alarm sound­ 25 “foMs or Less $1.25 minimum will have its own Workshop ed there at 4:03 p*m. Sunday. REPEAT ADS 4t P'.R ’VORO To Be Assessed Building, so that all Hillsiders 25 ‘Ycrfs or Less $1.00 minimum interested in the Arrs may bene­ fit by it. ■NCORI DISPLAY CLASSIFIED S2.00 PER INCH These works of art will be MUSIC STUDIOS DEADLINE 5 P.M. TUESDAY Lessons-Sales-Rentcls-Repjkrs on display throughout the month ON ALL INSTRUMENTS of April, for public viewing, and 556 RO U TE Z2, Next to Jackson’s Sboas PHONE 923-9207— 923-8377 observers are invited to come Also entrance on Yale Ave. in. PHONE 6B7-1625 ARTICLES fQR SALE 1 HELP WANTED MALE Why not change those artieUs, North toys, furniture, etc. now in your MATERIAL HANDLERS B ro a d St. THEATRE attic for cellar for cash. Place Permanent positions in a Want Ad in The Hillside Times Modern Plant of local NOW SHOWING THRIf TUESDAY next week and see how quickh Plastics Manufacturer. you can turn odd items int< Excellent Opportunity. STARTING FRIDAY money. Call WA.3-9207. Cost ir Fringe Benefits. Nine only $1.25 ^for one insertion. Holidays. Progression FMMNMI KVms fmm H I M f MGM presents Caloric gas on gas range, can Increase Program. A JACKJKOF OF gfi * be used for heating. Excellent Nice Place To Work. q i COMBI Mr. S«r Katz T u Assessor stands beneath his 10 or- condition. Call 289-8673. EMEL0ID CO., INC. ^nsNAJUiunr ON DSjg igma works of art in oils in the Hillside Municipal B in­ I mmvbnt nomam f METRO COLOR 2 ton Air-conditioner, 3/4 ton | 1239 Central Ave., Hillside ding Lobby. Exhibit will be on display throughout the en- Air-conditioner, French Pro­ tire month of April tor public viewing. Hillside Creative vincial living room suite, re­ I Equal Opportunity Employer Arts Exhibit. frigerator - freezer combina­ GUARD Mr. Sam Katz, a prominent tion, student desk, single bed.. member of the Hillside Crea­ I (Ilf ON YOUR FRIENDIY Like new. Reasonable. Call Opportunity with major tive Arts Group, is currently (201) 926-1210 923-5874. food concern for plant exhibiting 10 of his most out­ L PHARMACISI guard. Liberal benefits SALE’: Sunday April 21 from 1 standing oil paintings in the Apply personnel office 8:30 main lj^fey of. the Hillside Mu­ to 4 P.M. “ Bargain bay" Liv­ A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Deputy Fire Chief James Foran and Mrs. Foran cut cake ing room chairs; clothes tree; at testimonial dinner honoring Foran by Union County nicipal Building. KRAFT FOODS THE W. W. GAUERY four p09tt. r bed; chests of draw- Scuba Diving Club. (Phillips Photo) Mr. Katz has lived in Hill­ WALTER WOLFFBERG 31 Evans Terminal side 41 years, and he is the ers; desk chair: kitchen table: — Brltsid e, "NT .— kitchen cabinet; metal cabinet; Tax Assessor of the Township •An equal opportunity em­ Learned Scuba Diving of Hillside. He attended Newark buffet; odds and ends. 94 Hill­ ployer. 1B96 MAPLE AVE. PICTURES • SCULPTURES • GIFTS side Ave., Hillside, N. J. 233- and Hillside Schools-, and the Guarding your health HILLSIDE, N. i. 07208 FINE CUSTOM FRAMING 6654. Newark College of Engineering, Big selection in photo frames PLANT WORKERS With Mqrines;Taug1if 500 as well as additional courses '63 T-BirdXonvt. PS and PB is our foremost goal Deputy Fire Chief James J at Rutgers University. AM-FM 35,000 miles. Call aft­ $2.75*1/2 per hour to start, scuba dive. $2.85-1/2 after 1 month; Foran has been honored by the Herbert Elfvengren, former As an influential and charter er 5 P.M,-682-9248. O ur only aim in to $2.90-1/2 after 3 months. Union County Scuba Diving Club president of the club, acted a$ member of the Hillside Creative aMure careful and Motion Picture Equipment and LIBERAL BENEFITS at a buffet supper at the E liza­ master of ceremonies. John H. Arts, and, as a result of this quality service, for Films for rent. 8 and 16 mm beth Turners, 719HighSt.,Eliz­ affiliation, Mr. Katz became in­ ROTATING SHIFTS Williamson, present club presi­ your good health. sound and silent. Adult and Apply at Personnel office abeths for his contributions to dent, welcomed the nearly 60 terested in art. .Children's Entertainment. Free 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. scuba diving. guests and presented Chief For­ Mr. Katz resides at 281 Wil­ Delivery and Pick-up. Call 289- KRAFT FOODS Chief Foran has been associ­ an with a plaque. liamson Avenue with his wife 6903 between 5 P.M. and 9 P.M. 31 Evans Terminal Hillside ated with the club since its in­ Speakers also included Frances, and they are the proud r -C e r tte /i— weekdays. 12 P.M. to 9 P.M. N. J. An Equal Opportunity ception in 1962 at the YMCA of George Gorrester, director of parents of Mrs. Harold Blinder Saturday and Sunday. Eastern Union County’, Eliza­ and Barry Katz, and two lovely PHARMACY Employer. the Elizabeth Fire Department, rCU Took CU Upu* A U * .• beth. and has been teaching Gerald Croushore, executive grand-daughters. \ EL 4 • 31 fe9 / ANNOUNCEMENTS SI UNION MOTOR LODGE scuba diving at the Y for 11 Without any formal Art director of the YMCA, and'For- nriOM ilOV I M r ill MUWffV SAVINGS years. Training, he is very grateful WSU h L INSTRUCTION ROUTE 22 WEST, UNION, N.J. an. H O I LIIEBTV A V I'M IU tlO l Maintenance Man - Part time The clubs are taught each fall, Foran was introduced to for the assistance of people Professional piano and guitar Are Greatest Friday and Saturday, 9 A. M. winter and spring and he esti­ scuba diving while serving with of the Creative Arts Work Shop. lessons. 18 Vine St., Hillside, P. S. WE ARE - 5 P. M. mates that he has taught between the U.S. Marine dorp- in the Fiji Mr. Katz is chairman of the K.JtiTel. 289-6258, TFN. HEADQUARTERS FOR During Bus Boy - Monday-Friday 7:30 500 and 600 persons how to Islands. Hillside Creative Arts Build­ A. M. to 4 P. M. ing Fund, and chairman of the BARRICINI CANDIES HELP WANTED FEMALE The speakers also praised Porter - Monday to Saturday WINDOW WASHING______the deputy fire chief’s ability as Clerk-Typist for general cleri­ 7:00 A. M. to 3:00 P. M. Window Washing Service. Gut­ a fireman and his work with cal work. Immediate opening. APPLY IN PERSON ONLY ters Cleaned and Odd Jobs. youth problems. Call Mr. Gentile, EdgcombSteel DAILY BETWEEN 9. A. M. - Call 289-8623 926-0900. 5 P. M. Closing Passover Woman to work in Luncheon­ Bartender - To work every Sat­ GENERAL C0NTRACT0R ette. Early A.M, in Hillside. urday and Sunday afternoon ALTERATIONS _ Additions - Service At Sinai Call 233-8560. from 12 to 6 P. M. for private Roofing-Siding-Aluminum, As­ Services at Sinai Congrega­ Sky's The Limit club. Phone Mr. F. Marion bestos and Wood, General Rer tion, 1531 Maple Aveniie, for HOMEOWNERS - WHY PAY MORE? You earn according to the ef­ 929-9649. pair - Painting - Gutters - the last two days of Passover Get Low Discount Prices fort you make when you’re an Leaders. Masonry Work of all will be tonight at .7:15 p.m., to­ Avon representative. Sell the HELP WANTED Kinds. Kitchen Cabinets our morrow at 8:45 a.m., 6:30p.m. Deal Direct With famous - name cosmetics in MALE AND FEMALE Specialty. Call Wa. 3-1438 ANY­ and 7:15 p.m., and Saturday at P & P HOME your town--working the hours TIME. 8:45 a.m. and 6:20 p.m. Boys to work in kitchen. Girls that suit you best. For home Yizkor or Memorial services IMPROVEMENTS as waitresses. No experience interview, call 353-4880. will take place at 10:45 a.m., necessary for either. Dixie Di- UPHOLSTERY NO SALESMAN’S COMMISSION SLIP COVfRS Saturday. WOMAN - Local Company re­ ner Route 22, Hillside April Rabbi Eliezer Cohen, spiri­ YOU KEEP THE SAVINGS! quires invoicing * and billing 18-25. • ALUMINUM SIDING •ROOFING SLIPCOVERS tual leader of the Congrega­ clerk. 40 hrs. per week. Some • LEADERS & GUTTERS • MASONRY SHADES tion, will conduct the services experience necessary. Call • STORM WINDOWS • JA L O U S Y DOORS SERVICES IV and deliver the sermons. • ALL TYPES OF CEMENT WORK 355-6530 VENETIAN BLINDS DRAPES & UPHOLSTERY Under the direction of Rab­ • EVERYTHING TO IMPROVE YOUR HOME EXPERT TREEWORK bi Max Berkowitz, principal, Secretary for 3 girl office. Full CALL Wa.3-6932 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES 3 7 6 -5 0 4 6 the Sinai Hebrew School chil­ time, to handle all correspon­ Expert Treework, landscaping JANET DECORATORS SHOWROOM 7 2 1 -9 4 6 6 dren will have their own Pass- dence and some general office and lawn mower repairs. over Services tomorrow Work. Must be good typist ca­ Prompt service. Call Mike NEED HELP? 761 WOUHTAIH AVE. SPRINGFIELD. N.J. pable of setting up owa letters. Powell El. 5-7966. Call the HILLSIDE STU­ No steno. Interview by appoint­ CARPENTER DENT LABOR FORCE. ment. H.P. Preis Engraving Honest, Hard - working Machine Co., 651 U.S. Highway CINTRACTin______HOME MPROVEMENT High School Students will 22, Hill ide. Mu.6-7736 (April Home improvements, altera­ be sent to do the job. The tions and additions, all repairs. cost is very reasonable Roofing, siding, painting, mas­ & R NO EXPER1LNCE. Service our and all work is guaranteed EAL ESTATE regular customers by telephone onry. All work guaranteed. Call to meet your satisfaction. Th# LAKEPORT . GA50-14C 923-5251 Feb. 29- TF The Companion Series from your home in your spare Relax, while we take care Handsome, super-compact molded cabinet with time. Customer list supplied. of: finished simulated leather back. Charcoal Brown color with CARPENTER j JAEKEL me Call for interview 688-0810 YOUR CAR - washing, oil Light Beige color. Deluxe Video Range Tuning System. from 9*to 5 P.M. and 686-4586 zou want a carpenter? F. Hint--, and tire changes, tune ups, 641 RAMSEY AVE HILLSIDE N J from 6 to 9 P.M. (April 4-25) cnberger of building, repairing, other minor repairs Jerry Leapman general contracting, roofing, YOUR HOME - spring SEE YOUR NEAREST BEL MART STORE 1968 CADILLAC KUT FUEL OIL STENOGRAPHERS cabinet work. Estimates given cleaning (garages, base­ FOR BEST VALUES & SERVICE free. No job too large or too ments, floors), window wa­ "E L E G A N C E IN A C T IO N " You owe it to yourself to Automatic Heating small. Call EL.3-6227 after 3 shing, lawn care, laundry, and TYPISTS net care (washing, vaca- personally inspect the HANDCRAFTED FULL QUALITY p.m. TF. luxurious Cadillacs for t an

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c THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1968, THE HILLSIDE N.J. TIMES, FADE 7 “We’re As Near As Your Telephone” BUSINESS DIRECTORY ^ RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES . Vj ‘Your telephone call commands fast, attentive, courteous service by these area business firms. A1J cordially invite your business ...and their phone numbers appear on this page weekly as a service to you...” AIR COMPRESSORS ftAUTO BODY REPAIRS! BEAUTY SHOPS INSURANCE PIZZERIA Air comprti.or r.ntal l.fv ic . TWIN CITY BUS. 926-3100 FOR CONCRETE BREAKING Jerry’s R E S . 245-7629 JOEY'S PIZZERIA Class Play Welcomes Easter FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE AUTO BODY Collision Experts Beauty Salon 457 C O IT S T R E E T FOR INDUSTRIAL PLANTS ROBERT F. XW-tir &i grade t liw of M rs. Luckily. -the Forget-Me-Hot F arget-Me-Not-bady. Ktrrr fin - ■ w r e w -k. Domostic & Fofign -44»lhf>befte» » IRVINGTON, N.J. From* and Wh*«l Alignment C O TR O NEO (Behind Valley Fair) Elizabeth Bell recently pre­ Lady saved him and cured his NORMA GANNON miano; The forgotten children, DROBACH CO. 910 NEWARK AYE. AGENT PHQNE 372-4702 sented an Easter play entitled, forgetfulness. U .S . H IG H W A Y N O . 22 1418 N. Broad Street Gary Magdon, Kevin Donohue, UNION, N.J, MU 6-0018 ELIZABETH, N.J. Slate Farm Insurance Co. DECICIOUS PIZZA PIES "The Case ot the Forgetful The cast included: The for­ Jacqueline Huges, Ted Baur- OPPOSITE FLAGSHIP 35141151 Hillside, N.J. 28 2 L o n g A venue AND SANDWICHES Easter Rabbit." getful rabbit: George Harris; eis, Paul Fluta, Deborah Mes­ 10 V a r ie t ie s of Submarine Sandwiches Mother Rabbit: Lisa Horniacek; sier, Lisa Kelly, Carol An­ APPETIZERS & CALL 923-7766 SILVIO OF NAPLES VEAL & PEPPERS The play concerned an Easter Father Rabbit: Mark Brink; drews, Kathleen Dragos, Gina Road Service Tewing (formerly Petite Beauty Shop) DINNERS - INC. VEAL PAR- rabbit who could not remember Rabbit children: Diana Mandy, Grasso, Debra Polidoro, Peter SMOKED FISH 1240 LIBERTY AVE. MESANA SEA FOOD-Fried where he put his Easter list. Patricia Bracey, Susan Boss, Protyvniak, Suzanne Szczepan- MU 8-2734 Shrimp, Mussels TOM’S Sun. Thurs 4 p.m.-Midnight The children who had not re ­ David Zwang, Michael Seifert, skl, Olivia Deo, James Lang­ WEINSTEIN HIGH FASHION STYLING FRANKLIN A. F r i. & S a t. 4 p.m . - 1 a.m . ceived Easter baskets caught Kim Lobur, and Pedro Velez, ston, and Maryann Kisselman. &WE D E L I V E R 7 N IT^ES^A W ^EK the rabbit and were going to Lester: Harold Kominsky; Kathleen Dragos was the an­ APPETIZERS AND Hillside Auto Repair FELTMAN & CO. punish him. Sylvester, Howard Bahler; The nouncer. BUTCHER SHOPS 923-1456 RUTH’S PIZZERIA SMOKED FISH Body and Mechanical Repairs General Insurance and at the Pine Tavern of any kind HILLSIDE PORK Life Insurance 246 Long Ave. 926-6461 be resolved a lot easier with the Platters For All Oc­ PIZZAS SANDWICHES support of a well informed pub­ Estimates Given STORE Franklin Feltman D INNERS WE D E L IV E R casions HigbestQual- 1325 Liberty Ave. Wa6-0782 Public Opinion lic. 230 Hillside Avenue 1607 MAPLE AVENUE BEER-WINES-LIQUOR ity Products Full Line of We appreciate your giving us HILLSIDE, N.J. 101 MAPLE AVE. MEJATS & HOMEMADE Fair Coverage We feel that you and your news­ desired coverage and the cour­ BOLOGNAS AND paper have done a splendid job tesy of not altering any of our NEWARK, N.J. iUlO REPAIRS GROCERIES im iiiiiiffliiiii PRINTERS i April 9, 1968 and showed outstanding skill in articles and letters. Wa 9-9758 STATIONERS EDITOR, Hillside Times: impartially reporting a problem Anthony Lordi, Ji'. LUDVIK BERKOVIC KOSHER BUTCHERS Our Organization would like to the people, which our Organi­ President P.B.A. Local #70 HILLSIDE SINCLAIR Reinhard R e p a ir ond S e rv ic e of C a rs to take this opportunity to com­ zation is attempting to solve. We AUTO DEALERS SIDNEY’S FRUCHTER’S WINES-LIQUORS-BEER S p e c ia lis in g In Printing Company KOSHER MEAT & 1120 LIBERTY AVE., mend you and your newspaper. feel issues of this nature could FOREIGN CARS LOWEST PRICES AT POULTRY MKT. H I L L S I D E ,N .J . S IN C E 1930 J.W.V. Post 78 CORNER SUMMIT AVF.______Choixe Priroe-afvd Blu* Ribbon 144 L No. Broad St.— & WINANS AVE. vrE-D-Eurv-ER 35F5T57 DODGE CITY Meats and Poultry Hillside, N.J. HILLSIDE WA 9-9816 Freshly killed chickens DRIVE-IN park in g TELEPHONE; 926-3006 H. BLOCK N. ZUCKERMAN To Present Awards ELIZABETH DODGE delivered daily Arthur Felder, Commander IRV’S SERVICE 1570 MAPLE AVE. 923-5544 KESSELMAN’S LIQUORS of the Col. Norman Meranus- INC. Free Delivery Any*ny where Liquors, Appetizers, Dairy, CENTER Groceries, Fish Trgys Our TELEVISION SERVICE Dodge Cars and Trucks REPAIRS • TIRES OPTICIANS Hillside Post 78, J.W.V. an­ Speci a I i t y . nounced that the annual instal­ TRUCK STORAGE Draperies 1554 Maple Avenue . , Always IOC 1554 Maple Avenue and ARGUS Announcing our removal from Chancellor Ave. lation ceremonies of the Post Hillside, N.J. IP [II^ * I used cars CORNER CONKLIN AVE. will take place on Thursday Slip (’overs DELIVERY SERVICE Newark in stock 929-9747 ______WAverly 9-9622 SERVICE CO. evening, April 25, 1968 in the 600 NEWARK AVE.. 1353 Liberty Ave. Community Room, Union Coun­ -TERMINAL- FREE DELIVERY ELIZABETH MARINO’S CHEVROH Wo 3-0659 Wo 3-1495 WA 3-3025 ty Trust Co., 1221 Liberty Ave­ 351-1155 MILL END TO MILLBURN MALL 1171 Lib.rty Ave. 355-6630 SZARKO’S A u tho rized nue, Hillside, N.J. at 8:30 PJV1. Complete Auto Repairs STORES, INC. Factory Service 2933 VAUXHALL ROAD, UNION Officers to be installed are: i MONARCH PICKUP & DELIVERY C ulon-M silt LIQUOR STORE S&H GREEN STAMPS DKAFEKIKS * SLIT Beer Coolers For Rent Norman Schwartz, Command­ covns — U t i l s e ­ TV-COLOR & CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH AutoAcces.-Tires - Butteries le c tio n a t Ftfcrka — 1317 Liberty Avenue BLACK & WHITE AMPLE PARKING er; William Mirchin, Sr. Vice By T iri or Bolt —- H illside, New Jersey 1477 N. Broad St. F**aa Bebter EU*4- TAPE RECORDERS Commander; Mischa Feinman, isv le t — Drneorr 923-1800 Hard wars — IffT K l- AIR CONDITIONERS Jr. Vice Commander; Robert Sales-Servi ce-Body Work IOB DECK)RATING 687-5488 Cohen, Judge Advocate; Rob­ AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SPtOtALI9TS Call . . . 688-9416 ert Kaufman, Quartermaster MOON James Meehan Ray Meehan LOCKSMITHS I TRAVEL BUREAUS and Arthur Felder as Ameri- ELIZABETH 4-2277 LEASING CORP. 962 Stuyvnant Ay*. Untan) 351-1172 Established 1910 505 N. Broad St., Elizabeth JIM MY S MAFFEY’S LOCK & TRAVEL0NG, INC 155-8600 SAFE CO. 291 IV. Broad St. Eliz. LEASING A LL MAKES AUTOMOTIVE DRY CLEANING MASTER LOCKSMITH PHONE: 354-2525 Industrial - Commercial Four Convenient Locations Numbel* 878 Of A Series Of Articles A L L M O D E L S Re si den tial E L IZ A B E T H - C H A T H AM- SERVICE, INC. WEST FI ELD-SUMMI T SHIRT r SUCKS 1172 E. GRAND ST.ELIZABETH Featuring American Ideas And Ideals Brakes Rellned Pin Fitting DRY CLEANERS Drums Turned Carburetors Gaylin Fuel Rjmps Ramco Rings Fine cleaning & Laundering & tai loring ELECTRICAL YARN SHOPS 331 Morris Avenue 109 Long Ave. Hillside, Elizabeth 3, New Jersey ONTRACTORS BERTHA’S Buick 923 - 08 35 COMPLETE ONE 923-0400 Lie. NO. 419 YARN SHOP HELP WANTED Class Hyman Reinstein (U.S.A. Free Instructions on Dress­ STOP SERVICE DRIVEWAYS es 6, Coats to your measure­ Mechanical & Body Retired) who will act as Offic­ BERT B. GLOBUS ment. Asphalt Driveways Open Daily & Thurs. Eve. er of the Day. electrical 1576 Maple Ave. AND PARKING LOTS to 4 P.M. Mayor I. Lute Share will wel­ All work dene with power CONTRACTORS At The Hillside Ambulance Squad roller All kinds of mason 2140 MORRIS AVE. come all to the Installation on w o rk done. at 109 Long Ave., the Salem Drug store at 1201 Salem Ave. and UNION 688-3080 behalf of the Township of Hill­ JAMES LA M0RGESE INDUSTRIAL side. 18 Paine Ave. Irvington Ben's Food Market on Hillside canism Officer and Historian COMMERCIAL We have 2 fine Cadillac ambulances which ______ES 2-30 2 3 RESIDENTIAL Ave. and a car owned by Arthur and Public Relations Officer. Certificates of Appreciation 2 WAV RADIO DISPATCHED Goldie parked at 1405 Maple we use for emergency and hospital transpor­ for continued service to the Installing Officer and Guest 1440 N. Broad St. Ave. and Harry Kroner of 26 tation cases, rain or shine, day or night... Speaker will be Charles Feuer- Post and to the Community will GENERAL CONTRACTOR Hiliside, N.J. Looker St. AND eisen. National Executive Com­ be presented to Christ The King We have many patients who use our ambu­ mittee Man of the Jewish War Church, Union County Trust Co. CARPENTER WINDOWS BROKEN Police said some of thedam- lance in case of sickness or accident. In 1967 Veterans and candidate for Na­ Hillside Branch and to the Po­ Broken Thursday were plate a8e was d°ne with BB pellets there were 779 calls, and so far this year we tional Commander. He will be lice Department of the Town­ glass windows at Shirt NSlacks and some with rocks. assisted by Sergeant First ship of Hillside, N.J, CONTRACTOR have responded to 200 calls. Presently there are thirty fiVe active vol­ Home improvements. Alter­ unteers, who are now covering from 7:00 P.M. ations and additions. All re­ Hillside Week Municipal Court pairs. Roofing, siding, paint­ to 5:30 A.M. daily and 24 hours on weekends. A REPRESENTATIVE OF Ceco Steel Co. at 625 Glenwood Ave. JUDGE LOUIS DEVIN, PRESIDING ing, masonry. All work guar­ With your help we will he able to expand this an teed . reported to police at 11:07 a.m. Monday that a calculating machine to around the clock coverage. At the Hillside Court Session held Thursday, April 11, 1968, valued at $350 was stolen from the office during the weekend. Why not stop in and visit us to get acquain­ James S. Pirrone was held for the action of the Grand Jury after waving preliminary hearing on charges of atrocious as­ Call 923-5251 MRS. ERIKA WELTMAN of 59Warwick Road reported to police ted at 399 Hollywood Avenue (rear of firehouse). sault and battery, and possessing a switch blade knife. on Thursday that sometime between April 8andThursday some­ P.S. What's missing from the Hillside Am­ ***** Hadassah To Hold one had stolen $350 and a bank book from a bedroom drawer. bulance Sq_ad? Robert A. Yesko of Irvington and James Doyle of Hillside pleaded not guilty to charges of malicious mischief. After a Art Exhibit, Sale DOMINICK BEDWOMAN OF Lame Deer, Mont., reported to hearing, both were found not guilty. police at 6:15 a.m. Sunday that someone had cut open his duffel The Hillside chapter of Ha­ ***** b$g at the Sunoco Station on Route 22.at the Newark City line and dassah will conduct a preview Louis A, Matweishyn of Hillside pleaded guilty to a charge stolen $105. of its first annual internation­ of leaving scene of an accident. He was fined $35. ***** al art exhibition and sale on Saturday, May 4, from 8 to JAMES JANNUZZ1 OF b37 Tillman St. told police that someone James Lavitola of Irvington pleaded guilty to a charge of had stolen his tackle box valued at $175 from his car Friday. 11 p.m. The exhibition and sale driving while on the revoked list. He was fined $205. He also formally opens the next day. pleaded guilty to a charge of failure to pay toll on the Garden CHARLES HOLZWORTH OF 1090Thomas St. reported to police Those attending the preview State Parkway. On this charge, he was fined $25. Friday that his house had been entered and ransacked Friday.He may purchase sponsors’tickets ***** was unable to determine if anything was missing. for $10. Sponsors' tickets are John M. Ryan of Newark pleaded guilty to a charge of driv­ ..... valid for the entire exhibition. ing an unregistered vehicle. He was fined $50. A REPRESENTATIVE OF Corenzwit Co. of 1209 Central Ave. The public is Invited to attend This Message Published As T Public Service Through ***** reported to police that the building was entered and ransacked all day Sunday, May 5, at $1 Carl Kaplan of Union pleaded guilty to a charge of failure to Saturday. He was unable to determine if anything was missing. The Cooperation Of The Following Hillside Companies per person. have vehicle inspected. He was fined $10. Ticket proceeds will go to ***** RALPH TERMINI, 49, of 249 Prospect St., East Orange, suf­ further Hadassah’s non - sec­ Lawrence Heisch of Roselle Park pleaded guilty to a charge fered a back injury at 12:26 p.m. Monday when he fell at Leader {Bristol-Myers Company • Jiffy Manufacturing Co. tarian medical services, and of not having registration in his possession. He was fined $10. Electronics at 5 Evans Terminal Road. Hewas taken to St. Eliz­ child welfare and vocational ***** abeth Hospital, Elizabeth for treatment. educational programs. George J. Hofmeistel of Linden pleaded guilty to a charge of Hatfield Wire Cable • The National State ank For further information, call 81 8 careless driving. He was fined $35, DEBORAH BAKER, 7. of 11 Pleasant Drive, Bayview was taken Division of Continental Copper & $t*el ***** Mrs. SidneyReltman, chairman HILLSIDE OFFIC€ to St. Elizabeth Hospital. Elizabeth, Sunday after she ran her Industries, Inc, of the event, at MU 8-2586 or John W. Dillar pleaded guilty to a charge of not having regis­ bicycle into a car here and hurt herself. Mrs. Robert Diamond, co - tration in his possession. He was fined $10. Friend Associates Ltd. ***** chairman, at WA 6-2680. FIREMEN EXTINGUISHED BRUSH fires at 10:53 a.m. Monday Frank A. Peterpaul of Hillside pleaded guilty to a charge of ADVENTUROUS CAT at 40 Montgomery St., an incinerator fire at 4:05 a.m. Sunday at Tridix Tool & Machine Co. failing to obtain a permit and failure to file plumbing plans, Police at 2:10 a.m.Sunday re­ 1319 N. Broad St., a brush fire at 11:56 a.m. Friday at 651 Glen­ with the Board of Health. He was fined $25, but payment of fine leased a cat from the milk ma­ wood Ave., a car ^Ire at 4:48 a.m. Saturday on Hollywood Ave. was suapended. chine at Bloy St. and Long Ave. and at P-m.i. -Saturday-Satu at 1308 Liberty Ave PAGE 8, THE HILLSIDE N.J. TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE the center line of Winans Avenue, thence NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION (I) southeasterly along; the center line at Notice Is hereby given u»«i the reg istra­ Winans Avenue to the center line of Maple Avenue, thence (2) northeasterly along the tion books for the Primary Election will be center line ,pf Maple As’enuc to the center closed on Thursday, April 25. 1968. Regis­ line of Summer Avenue, thence (3) south­ trations m ay be made at the office of the easterly along the center line of Summer Township Clerk, Municipal Ehilkilng, Lib­ Avenue to a point one hundred feet north­ erty aivd Hillside Avenues. Hillside, New erly of the northerly line of Bond Street Jersey, on any day up to an including April thence (4) northeasterly, and parallel with 25, 1968. between the dally hours of 9 a.m. the northerly line of Bond Street and said line produced to nhe Essex County line to 4 p.m. except Saturday. thence, (6) northwesterly along the Essex On A pril 22. 23, 24 and 25 the Township County line following the various courses Clerk's office will be open from 9 a.m . to thereof to the center lute of Summit Ave­ 9 p.m. fo r the purpose of accepting regis­ nue thence (61 southwesterly along the center 7-' trations and the transfer of registrations. line pf Surnpiii Avenue tothe'poinl o r place Naturalized persons must bring their natur­ of Beginning. SIXTH DISTRICT alization certificates. BEGINNING at the Intersect loh of .the cen­ R egistrations must be m ade In person. ter line of Liberty Avenue with the center Transfer of registrations msy be made by line of the Irvington Branch ot the Lehigh completing the reverse side of the perma­ Valley Railroad, thence (1) northeasterly nent registration card and mailing It to th. along the center line oi Liberty Avenue to Union County Board of Elections, Court Hous< the-center line oi Winans Avenue, thence Elizabeth. New Jersey. • (2) northwesterly along the center line of Winans Avenue to the enter line oi Summit R egistrations and transfer of registrations Avenue thence (3) northeasterly along die -may also be made In person at the office of center line ol Summit Avenue to the Essex the Union County Board of Elections during county line, then,. (4) northwesterlv along auch h o u rs as the said offices are open. the Tssex County line td a point one hun­ IN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF dred feet westerly from the westerly line AN ACT ENTITLED" An Act to Regulate oi llollman Place, thence (5) southerly to Fi«ctinng..'-.--IUk..l9...KcMia.rri Statutes. and ■uI-Uul —lui the amendments and supplements thereto, side ^venue wi^h t •, center line ol the notice is hereby given that the QJSTR1CT Irvington Branch of t ? Lehigh Valiev Rail- BOARDS O F REGISTRY AND ELECTION in" road th.fijice (6) alo the Irvington Branch ol the Lehigh \alley the Township of Hilliide will sit in the poll­ Railroad toliowing the various courses there­ ing places hereinafter designated between of to the point or place of Beginning. the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.n>., [lay- SEVENTH DISTRICT light Saving Time on June 4. 1968, for the BEGINNING, at the point of intersection purpose of conducting a PKJMARY ELEC­ at tie center lih'e of the Irvincton Branch ol "< Lehigh \ alley Railroad with the "SURE AND THE COMMITTEE DID A FINE JOB". Irish Night at Knights of Columbus TION fo r the nomination of candidates for center line ol Libertv Avenue; thence (1) Hall. Seated left to right, Mrs. Andy Trackenberg, Mrs. Al Saulmeler, Mrs. Robert Mayer, the offices as hereinafter designated. northwestei ly along the center line of tlu 300 Attend Dinner Dance One m em ber of the House of Representa­ Irvington Branch ol the Lehigh Yaljcy Rail­ Mrs. Richard Handy, Mrs. Jack Quinlan. Standing, Andy Trackenberg, Al saulmeier, The recent testimonial Dinner Dance held ;t the Sinai Youth Center in honor of Al At- tives for two year term. road followOWt, the various courses thereof Charles Sabba, Pete Czirahy, Joe Provencial, Al Fogarty, Stan Chanera. Ten Delegatea-At-Large, and Ten A lter­ to the center line of Hillside Avenue, thence terman was attended by over 300 people. The picture shows: from left: Mayor I. Lute nate Delegatea-At-l.arce to be chosen by (2) northerly to a point in.the 1 gse.x t ouniy (Gallord Photo) ______* line which is distant one hundred feet (100.0*) the Republican party to represent said party Share, Rabbai Eliezer Cohen, spiritual leader of Sinai Congregation, Al Atterman guest westerly from the westerly line of Hoffman The Lockheed YF-J2A loi^- at the Republican National Convention. of honor receiving plaque from president Heywood Jay Glrion, with Dinner Chairman Abe TWo D istrict Delegates and two alternate Place, thence (3) northwesterly along the range interceptor established Fssex County Wow to a point, in the center District Delegates are to be chosen from Mankowitz looking on. Mr. Atterman is immediate past president of Sinai Congregation. Men In Service nine world records in flights line of the Elizabeth River, thence (4) in a each Congressional D istrict. southerly direction along the center line oi He is also a member of the Hillsido Board of Education. Mrs. Irene Flamm, presidentof from the Air Force Flight Test Five Delegatea-At-Large, and Five Alter­ the Elizabeth ■ following the vai inns CU CHI, VIETNAM (AHTNC) Fitzpatrick St., Hillside, N.J., nate Delegatea-At-Large to be chosen byth' courses therooi tc the center line ol Route Sinai Sisterhood, presented Lorraine Atterman, wife of the guest of honor with a gift from --Army Private First Class was assigned to the 25th Infan- Center at Edwards AFB, Calif, Democratic party to represent said party a' i,22, (Now jersey state Highway) thence (5) on Mav 1. 1965. the Democratic National Convention. -asterb a,nnt' 1 center line of Route the sisterhood, and Jerome Kibbel, Secretary of the Men’s club presented Mr. Atterman Rob£rt A. Greco, 20, son of Mr. try Division near Cu Chi, Viet- .• of Liberty Avenue, thence Five D istrict Delegates and five Alternate tu the center li BEAUTIFUL (6) northeasterly along the center line of with a token from the men's club. (H o rry i s a c Son photo) and^ Mrs. Victor Greco, 195 nam, March 23. [^ strict Delegates are to be chosen fren Liberty Avenue t the point of Beginning. Greco, an artilleryman in each Congressional District. EIGHT I DISTRICT WOMEN’S One Sheriff for three y ear term . BEGINNING at the pom aiersecuon Battery C, 6th Battalion of the One Surrogate for five y ea r term. of I 111 : of the Irvington Branch division’s 77th Artillery, enter­ One Register of Deeds and Mortgages for of the LeHICll \ Hilley Railroad with the center Seeks New Method Install New Ruler CLOTHES five y ear term . line of 1 itX'fty Avenue; thence (1) south- ed the Army in October 1967, easrerly long 1the center line ol the 1rung- Three member* of the Board of Choser ton Brainch ol the Lehigh Valley Ra tlroad completed basic training at Ft. Freeholders for the County of Union for th ro followin the ■various 1 ourses thereof to Of Allocating Taxes Oix, N.J., and was last assigned FABULOUS year term s. a point in the hrente r line ol Central !kvenue Two m em bers of the Township Committee . extender!, then. 1r (2) southwesterly along the at Ft. Sill, Okla. centei 11 in1 of Centr al Avenue to the center Township Treasurer Marvin Under the new proposal, one SAVINGS for th ree year terms. The 20-year-old soldier was ^0ire~M»lr-and-One"Frms+r-member ■of-'thr—- -Corwick appeared before.-the •based on-services- r-ec-elv-ed-and along 1tie cent er 1tne of Clifford Street County Committee for the Republican and graduated from Hillside High Call For Appointment to the center Inle of Elmwood Street, thence Board of Chosen Freeholders expenses, which could not be Democratic parties for each electlondistnct (4) northe rly al ong 1the center line of Elm- School in 1966 and was employ­ After 4:30 p.m. are tp be elected at the Prim ary Election. wood .Struct t" its intersection with the April 11, protesting the present allocated by area and popula­ THE PLACE OF MEETING of the said center line ol St. Louis Avepuc, thence method of allocating county tax­ tion, Hillside could save at ed by Western Electric, Union, 923-1407 Boards of Registry and Election: (5) still northerly along the center line of before entering the Army. 1st D istrict - Hillside Avenue School gym­ St. Louis Avenue to the center line of Broad­ es to municipalities. Mr. Cor- least $300,000 to $400,000 per way, thence (6) southwesterly along the cen­ nasium, W. Mertz Ave. entrance. ter line of Broadway to the Center line of wick felt the Freeholders year or $50 to $60 per tax­ 2nd D istrict - Hillside Avenue School gym­ St. Louts Avenue, thence (7) northerly along should have at least studied payer. At least 15 municipali­ nasium, W. Mertz Ave. entrance. the venter line of St. Louis Avenue to the NOW READY TO SERVE YOU 3rd D istrict - Hillside Avenue School gym­ enter line of Myrtle Street, thence (8) his proposed new method be­ ties of Union County are pay­ nasium W. Mertz Ave. entrance. northwesterly to a point in the center line fore shifting the burden to the ing much more than their share. 4th D istrict - Sinai Hebrew School and ol Liberty Avenue which is distant south­ Youth C enter, Maple Avenue and Clark Street. westerly one hundred feet (100.0’) from state. Convick proved that two After the Freeholder’s meet­ the southwesterly line of Herbert Avenue 5th D istrict - Sinai Hebrew School and Test-Rite Optical produced, the/ice (9) northeasterly along the members of the Freeholder's ing most of the Freeholders Youth C enter, Maple Avenue and Clark Street. center line of Liberty Avenue to the point 6th D istrict - George Washington School, of Beginning. Finance Committee did not un­ agreed the present method is Leslie Street. NINTH DISTRICT derstand the present method antiquated and unfair. 7th D istrict - Calvin CoolidgeSchool, T ill­ BEGINNING at the intersection of the cen­ ter line of Conant Street with the center used, which is true value of Corwick maintains the pre­ Laboratory , man S treet. line of the Main line of the Lehigh Valley 8th D istrict - Hurden-LookerSchool, Curd Railroad, thence (1) southwesterly along said real property. sent method imposes a penalty Avenue entrance. center lute to the center line of the Eliz­ Mr. Charles Tracy of Hill­ for living in suburbia. Com­ 9th D istrict - High School, Liberty Ave. abeth River, thence (2).in a northerly direc­ 10th D istrict - liirden-Looker School, Curd tion along the center line of the Elizabeth side could not answer when ask­ munities such as Hillside with Avenue. River following the various courses thereof 1219 Liberty Ave., Hillside to the venter line of Liberty Avenue, thence ed what is the present method. rising real estate values also 11th D istrict - Ambulance Squad Room, Left . in the Executive Building. (3) northeasterly along the center line of Tracy and the Chairman of the pick up a portion of the decreas­ Rear Hollywood Ave„ Firehouse. Liberty Avenue to a point one hundred feet OFF STREET PARKING 12th D istrict - Abram P. M orris School, Finance Committee sent Cor- ed realty values of Elizabeth, (100.O’) southwesterly from the southwest­ Your Rx for eyeglasses will receive prompt and Coe Avenue. erly line ol Herbert Avenue produced,thence wick's letter to Trenton with­ Rahway, Linden and Plainfield. 13th D istrict - Abram P. M orris School, (4) southeasterly to the intersection oi the' efficient service as usual. Coe Avenue. center line of St. Louis Avenue with the out offering an opinion. Corwick urges all citizens to certter line of Myrtle Street, thence (5) Phone 354 8300 Mon. - Fri. 9 6, Sat. 9:30 - 2:30 14th District - Abram P. M orris School, southeasterly along (lie center line of St. write to the State Senators and Above photo shows, left to right, Waltur Reuttar being con­ Coe Avenue. Louis Avenue to the center line of Broadway, Assemblymen from Union Wed. 9 - 7 : 3 0 I5ch District - Temple Shomrei Torah, 910 thence (6) northeasterly along the centerline BOARD OF EDUCATION gratulated by Bart Hallingse, while Mrt. Reutter, in center, Salem Avenue, of Broadway to the center line of St. Louis 195 VIRGINIA STREET County requesting a change. He looks on. Mr. Reutter was installed Saturday night at the DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES OF Avenue, thence (7) southeasterly along the HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY pledged to continue pressing ELECTION DISTRICTS center line of St. Louis Avenue to the NOTICE Exalted Ruler of the Hilliide Lodge of Elks and Mr. Hall­ center line of Elmwood Street, thence (8) FIRST DISTRICT Sealed proposals will be received by the for a change until positive ac­ ingse is the out-going Exalted Ruler, Other officeri instal­ southeasterly along the center line of Elm­ Board of Lducaiion of the School District of wood Street to the center line of Clifford tion is taken by the State Leg­ led were Joseph Castelluccio, Esteemed Leading Knight; Esther Rasch , INN IT at the B! Street, thence (9) easterly along the center, the Township of Hillside, Union County, New un line of Th. Joseph Sales. Esteemed Loyal Knight, Richard Tillou, Es­ •x County line an.1 line of Clifford Street to the center line of Jersey, at the Administration Building, 195 islature. gh Valley Railroa : (1) followin Central Avenue, thence (10) in a southerly Virginia Street, Hillside, New Jersey, at teemed Lecturing Knight; William Kennedy, Sr., Esquire; 2 8 5 Herbert Ave. Phone 289-7100 gent< r line of the direction along the center line of Genual 8:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1968 for the V alley Railroad n .site the Robert Stier, Tiler; Henry Goldhor, Chaplain; Michaal ln- Avenue to the center line of Conant Street following items to be supplied, delivered,etc., Formerly with well known names in N.Y. i r I mi of Mcriz \ pro , thence thence (11) easterly along the center line grassia, Inner Guard; Robert Cadwallader, Organist; Frank for the school year beginning July I, 1968 and College Circles north westerly ah. 3 the of Conant Street to the point or place of Balter, Secretary Edgar Steele, Treaiurer and Wald Gnadin- i/ Avenue a;rl Mert Avenue produce Beginning. ending June 30, 1969. High academic achievement k Street, thence WINDOW SHADES r i n tcr line of Cla TENTH D1S 1 K1CT gtr, Trustee. alongtbeceno r ' has been recognized for local BEGINNING at the point of intersection masonry work Wigs for Men & Women :unt tme hundred of the center line ol Route #22 (New Jersey BLACKTOPPING students at Boston College with icrlv line i State Highway) and the center line of Liberty JANITORIAL SUPPLIES scholastic honor is: Theodore ■al le' B’nai B’rith Girls Avenue, tljence (1) southwesterly along the Specifications, descriptions, quantities and the announcement of the Dean's F. Hars, of 307 Hollywood Ave., center line of Liberty Avenue to the center Made to order on Premises other necessary information may be secured List of first semester honors. class of 1968 of the College line of the Elizabeth River, thence (2) north­ by applying at the Board of Education office, Hold Spring Dance thenc (S) < erly along the center line of the Elizabeth Among those who have earned County lint i River following the various courses there­ 195 Virginia Street, Hillside, New Jersey, of Arts and Sciences. The B’nai B’rith Girls of Hill­ ning. of to the ienter line of Route #22, thence (3) daily except Saturday between the hours of side will hold a Spring dance Repaired & Dyed ' SI COM ) ! >IS I !'1( I easterly along the center line of Route #22 9:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. to the point of Beginning. The Board of Education reserves die right to SUNDAY, APRIL 28 at 8:00 P.M. Saturday at the Sinai Youth Cen­ ELI v i : TH DISTRICT reject any or all bids, to waive technicalities ter on Maple Avenue and Clark Wigs from $29 & up i .INNIM. point of the center lin. to award contracts for the whole or any part SPECIAL CONCERT n Main li the Lehigh Valley Kail- at its discretion and to require from any suc­ •'Street beginning at 8:30 p.m. In Honor of the 25th Anniversary of i e is intersected by tin cessful bidder an approved surety bond for the Music will be provided by Wiglets from 110 to $110 ma.1t street, thenci (l) full amount of the contract as a guarantee of faithful performance of the services speci­ Yesterdays Children, a rock and Center line of Conant roll group. i line of Central Wcnue, fied. It is a condition of each such bid or pro- DR. EDGAR MILLS oi Hon | Strut, tht n ,v< St rly and (*) south- thenci (2) northeasterly-along the• Center •■ posal that the same, when received by the r l, lim "f Ci nt:r .. 1 W.-nut t" j point one hundred Board of Education, may not be withdrawn by with Oheb Shalom Congregation the bidder within 45 days after the date fixed Ac . . . rl erlyliiu ot 1till side \ feet (K v .0) northeasterly from the north- Cantor Mills and other leading cantors will present a above for the receipt of such bids or propos­ nm ( ; ithc rlv to t southi•rly eastei•ly 11:ne of Long Avenue, thi-n'ce (3) concert of Liturgical Music. Proceeds of the evening will hr "f IhlJsik w•< run- at a pi, 1;it mid way south.. .stir ly and parallel to Long- Wenui als. be l W l■i n Doremus I’ilace and liar cross ing 1 1•nnsylvam.i Wenut and the Lehigh Martin J. Lynch be turned over to scholarships to the Cantors Institute tin nc e (5),parallel hundred feet Valle’y Rail road to the center line of Holly- Business Administrator/Secretary of the Seminary. W( •rly from the \vestc rlv Urn of Dorer11US wood Wenu' , thenci (•!) along th> c< nt. r lim HILLSIDE TIMES-April 18. 1968 ■ and Don mu:s 1M.1CV produe Of Hr ilywn, •d Wenue to the cent. r line of Fees $7.80 u n rhe Le’u.'fi OHEB SHALOM CONGREGATION It K 8!> ' 1 Wood luff Winn, thenci (5) southi rly along a i. tl net (6) cat feet northerly therefrom, thence (1) easterly ' th. cm i.r line of Woodruff WentJi to the 170 Scotland Road, South Orange, N. J. .1* :F. Valley Kalit ond to thu, parallel to the northerly line of Coe Avenue M H lint "1 tl”. 1I ebivh Mill.?y R.iilrt CUlter line of Cot- Avuiue, th.-ni 1 ((>) west- and distant one hundred feet northerly there­ Please make reservations from to the center line of North Broad tininc« (7) nortla-asterly alone Main erly along th nter} II e \venui Admission $■ early B O Street, thence (2) southerly along the center 5.00 ONI of the U-'iigh Vali 'V Rai!.o.,1 the p’011)1 produced ti 1 point midway betwe en Wood- line of North Broad Street, to a point one o r pin. , of Beginning. ruff Avenue and : \v< nue, thenci (7) hundred feet southerly from the southerly Mr. Joseph Spielman, Chairman THIRD bjSTKK I southerly to th« of intersection of the line of Flurden Street, thence (3) westerly BEGINNING at the point of intersection of a hTi r 11 tYi of |rihii f< 'I'-'iin I)riVt with th* c. n- and parallel to the southerly line ol Hurden Mrs. Emar^jel Ramo, SO 2-2272 - Reservations the center line of Liberty Avenue with t. r line of Virgin: thc-nct (x) south­ Street to the center line of Salem Avenue, the center line of the Irvington Branch thence (4) northerly along the center line of of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, thence (I) erly along tlu. cintei Inn- of John Glenn ####»#»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»#»»###»»##»»»»»»####»» Drive und the.said line pi'o£lu'c<-d to a point Salem Avenue to the point or place of Be­ southeasterly along the center line of the ginning. J J 7 Irvington Branch of the Lelugh Valley Rail­ one hundr.d feet 1100.0) southerly from th. FOl Kill NTH DISTRICT A\' g j road to Its mtersci lion withthenorthwesterly southerly lin» of Conant street, thenci (9) Bl-G|NM$|. at th. intersection of thee, nter LOOK IN NEXT WEEK S ISSUE boundary of District No. 2 thence (2) Westerly paru 11< I * to and Oju huiidftd. feet * line "f \venue withith thi.the cm center; liiu, of northerly parallel with the westerly line of (100.0) southerly fiom tlu southerly lim of Doremus Place and Doremus Place produced Salem Wen tie-, thenci (l)-westerly d4nni?Ahi Conant htn et to the cm tir line of thi Lehigh and one hundred feet westerly therefrom to' Center line of'C ne \VenUi and Said I Ini FOR A BIG Valley- Railroad, thenci (10) nertheasterly PLANNING the northerly lyie ol Hillside Avenue, thence produced to a point mid,way bitw.en Wood­ (3) parallel to the northerly line of Bond along th- center lim of-the Lehigh Valley ruff Wcnui aqj('T.--ng Wmue, thenci (2) Street and distant one hundred feet north­ Railroad to [hi point nr place of be ginning. ANNOUNCEMENT OF southerly to*thi /mint of intersection u f^ i erly therefrom as the said line exists be­ TWELFTH DISTRICT ..... ’ tween Mertz Avenue and Clark Street to the BEGINNING ai the point of intersection CefltiTTim ilT Virgin ■ RfFe. t with th*. center HOME IMPROVEMENTS? cen ter line of Clark Street, thenie (4) north­ of the center line of the Lehigh Valley Rail­ line of John Glenn Urivi, thence (3)southerly westerly along the enter line of Clark road with the Essex County line thence (I) along the center line of.John Glenn Drive, S treet to the center line of Maple Avenue southwesterly along the center line of the and said line produced tn a point one hun­ theoce (5) southwesterly along the center Lehigh Valley Railroad to the center line of dred feet southerly from the southerly line FREE GIFTS TO ALL You’ll find hundreds of up-to-date ideas, suggestions and line oi Maple Avenue to a point midway the Irvington Branch of said Ra ilroad, thence of Conant Street, thence (4) easterly and between Clark Street and Bellevlew T er­ (2) westerly' along the center line of tht plans in First State's new home Improvement Library in the ' parallel to the southerly line of Conant race, thence (6) northwesterly midway be­ Irvington Branch of the Lehigh Valley Rail­ lobby of our Main O ffice. Stop in and browse at your con­ tween CUrk Street and Bellevlew Terrace road to a point in the center lme of Central Street to the center line of Salem Avenue, AT THE to the center line of Liberty Avenue, thence Avenue extended thence (3) southwesterly thence (5) northerly along the center line of venience, And for a specific project you'll find one of these (7) southwesterly along the center line of along the center line of Central Avenue to a Salem Avenue tp the point or place of the Be­ Liberty Avenue to the point or place ol point which is one hundred feet (lOO.O'l ginning. Better Homes and Gardens "Guide To" booklets a source Beginning. nttYtheasterly from the nbrtheasterly line FIFTEENTH DISTRICT , of Long Avenue, ihence (4) southeasterly BEGINNING at the point of intersection of great help. They are available at every office for only FOURTH DISTRICT and parallel to the northeasterly line of Long of the center line of the Lehigh Valley Rail­ 25 each—one-balf of their normal cost. So for the planning BEGINNING at the point of intersection Avenue and said line produced to the center GRAND OPENING OF onherly one hundred feet southerly from the southerly easterly along the center line of Maple Av^.-v., along the center line of Salem Avenue to a line of Hurden Street thence (4) westerly nue to the center line of CUrk Street, point one hundred feet (W0U)')northerly from ind parallel to the southerly line of Hurden thence (4) southeasterly along the center the northerly line of Cm Avenue, thence (9)‘ Street to the center line of Salem Avenue THE PROGRESS!) line of Clark Street to a point which Is easterly and parallel to the northerly line thence (5) southerly along the center Un* SERVICE FOR A Z 7T VO t H distant one hundred feet northerly from the of Coe Avenue to the center line oi North of Salem Avenue to a point one hundred northerly line of Bond Street, thence (5) Broad Street, thencft^O^joytherly alone the feet southerly from the southerly line of northeasterly and parallel to1 the northerly center line of North-xfiroad Street to the Conant Street, ihence (6) westerly and paral­ line of Bond Street to the center line ol Elizabeth City Line, thence (II) in an east­ Summer Avenue, thence (6) northwesterly lel to the southerly line of Conant Street erly direction along the Elizabeth City Line and distant one hundred feet southerly there­ along the center line of Summer Avenue following the various courses thereof to the CENTER from the center line of the Lehigh Valley to the center line of Maple Avenue, thence Essex County line, thence (12) northerly along (7) southwesterly eiong the center line of Railroad, ihence (7) southwesterly along the ^ F i r s t S’TATE JDANKB OF UNION Maple Avenue to the center line of Winans the Essex County fine to the place of Begin­ center line of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Avenue, thence (8) northwesterly along the ning. ’to the point or place ol Beginning. NEW JERSEY ce n ter line of Winans Avenue to the point THlRTEEFfTH DISTRICT LOUIS A. DISCHLER TOWNSHIP CLERK N. Broad St. & Looker St. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT o r place of Bcaiamne. BEGINNING at a point in the center line * 5 * * FIFTH DISTRICT pf Salem Avenue where the same is lnt

"V PAGE 10, THE HILLSIDE N.J. TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL IS, ISM Volunteers Serve Cancer Crusade Mrs. Mary Witte of 941 Re­ and the mother of two children, vere Drive, Hillside was ap­ has been affiliated with the Am­ pointed local chairman for the erican Cancer Society for fif­ 1968 Cancer Cruaade it has been teen years. In addition to her announced by Dr. Herbert W. chairmanship of the 1968 Cru­ Samenfeld, Union County Cru­ sade, she contributes her time sade Chairman for the Amer­ as service chairman for the ican Cancer Society, Union County chapter. ..Mr*. “ The work of our April Cru­ Witte's Interest in the Cancer sade is well underway as our volunteer hai a life-aavlng volunteers visit neighborhood message for every home she homes in an appeal for funds," visits," says Mrs. Witte, “ It states Mrs, Witte, "Each vol­ makes sense to know the seven unteer is dedicated to serving warning algnals of cancer; it the community by informing the makes sense to give to the Am­ public of the American Cancer erican Cancer Society," Society's programs of research education and service." Local Artist's According to the Union Coun- —ty Chapter of rhr5ocrety,Tm- Work In Exhibit H.S. Varsity Tennis Team pressive progress has been Susan Walkley .of 996 Salem L ift ft right: B. Btrlinsttln, R. Lthman, J. Billay, J. Harshkowitz, H. Topllow, S. Kalin, made in the fight against can­ Avenue, fs one of the 106 New S. Farman, K> Walkti (Bonnie Lee Blumenou) cer. In the early 1900's few Jersey artists whose works are Happily inspecting one of the citations prssontad by the Hillside Klwanls Club art (loft cancer patients had any hope on display in an exhibit entitled to right) Franklin A. Feltman, chairman of the student awards committao, None Halem, 17 of cure. Today better than one- “ Art from New Jersey l968"at Progress Club and Donald Novy, 18, recipients. in-three is saved. the New Jersey State Museum Bowling News Mrs. Witte, a busy housewife in Trenton. m Slates Dance The local artist's work, done HILLSIDE B’NAI B'RITH 01514 Yankees 49 44 132 79920 Samuel H, Cooen will be the H o n o r Top S tudents in enamel on acrylic, is called BOWLING LEAGUE Reds 46 47 124 82626 guest of honor at adinnerdance Bank Patrons “ Abyss." AT CENTRE BOWL llene Halem, editor-in-chief Dr. Anthony Avella, school fayette College where he plans Orioles 46.5 46.5 123 81318 sponsored by the Men's Pro­ The third annual exhibit of TEAMS W L PTS TOT. of “ The Hiller," Hillside High principal, praised llene for her to major in liberal arts. Don­ Are Entertained Phillies 45.5 47.5 121 82171 gress Club of Hillside May 18 at works of New Jersey artists in­ Angels 64 29 168 82724 School newspaper, and Donald scholarship, service on the ald has been active in the Thes­ A pair of bagpipers provided Braves 46.5 46.5 121 81635 Goldman's Hotel, West Orange. cludes paintings, sculptures and Cardinals 54 39 153 84195 Novy, president of the National school newspaper* membership pians and has served as copy music for patrons of the Hill­ Dodgers 44 49 118 81494 New club officers, who will be graphics. Knicks 55 38 148 82562 Honor Society, have been ho­ in the school choir and as a editor of the "Hiller,’' he said. side office of the National State Cubs 40.5 52.5 109 81827 elected at the next regular Twins 51 42 148 82560 nored by the Hillside Kiwanis member of the “ Spectator' llene is the daughter of Mr. Bank on Monday in conjunction Helicopter and amphibious Indians 41 52 108 82181 meeting, May 14, wil 1 be install­ Mets 53.5 39.5 145 83218 Club for being outstanding stud­ staff. He noted that she hopes and Mrs. Morris Halem of 1521 with an auto loan promotion be­ aircraft crews of the 3rd Aero­ Giants 41.5 51.5 107 82675 ed duping ceremonies. Astros 51 42 140 83197 ents. to major in either science or Bond St. and Donald is the son ing conducted by the bank. space Rescue and Recovery Red Sox 40 53 100 81848 Further information about the Athletics 51 42 138 83201 The club initiated the award mathematics in college, but of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. No­ The bank boasts of having the Group fly an average of 50 res­ Raggers 36.5 56.5 97 81853 dinner dance and tickets maybe Senators 52 41 136 82760 three years ago to encourage also has received honors in vy of 242 Dorer Ave. Both are lowest auto loan rate in the cue missions a month in South­ Tigers 39.5 53.5 93 80973 obtained by calling Mickey Abel White Sox 49 44 134 83350 student excellence. Citations French. seniors at the school. county. east Asia. Pirates 26 67 62 79354 at MU.8-2780. were presented to both students by Franklin A. Feltman, past Dr. Avella added that Don­ president of the club. ald has been accepted to La­ New Computers To Be Installed The John W. Kress, president of The new equipment will in­ The Howard Savings Institution, clude fifty teller window ma­ signed a contract today with the chines called consoles. The National Cash Register Compa­ teller will enter the depositor's FOUNDATION o f FAMILY SECURITY ny for the installation of two of transaction on the console and their new Century 200 Series the transaction will be trans­ computers. Robert S. Oelman, mitted instantaneously to a cen­ chairman and chief executive tral computer. The computer officer, signed the agreement updates the depositor’s account is a Savings Account at for the National Cash Register and transmits the information Company. back to the console, which will 'T h is agreement," said automatically print it in the The H o w a rd Kress, "represents two years bank book. of exhaustive research and The entire Century 200 sy­ study of all the major computer stem will be capable of speeds systems now manufactured in and capacities much greater Che United States. We have out­ than the present one, which will You Can Build Your grown the system installed in be mutually beneficial to the de­ 1961, the first of its kindforany positors and the bank's staff. bank in the United States. This equipment served us well and it enabled us to maintain a high Sinai Future On It standard of customer service while experienceing a 75% Schedule growth in deposits during the ' SINAI CONGREGATION past seven years." 1531 MAPLE AVENUE The Howard Savings Institu­ RABBI ELIEZER COHEN tion, the largest savings bank in INVESTMENT SAYINGS ACCOUNT For the week beginning Sun­ New Jersey, has in excess of day, April 21 the schedule of 364,000 savings accounts and services will be as follows: 41,100 mortgage loans, all of $1,000 or more opens an account and currently earns 5 % a year com­ Morning Services: Sunday, which will be handled by the new 8 a.m.; Monday through Friday pounded quarterly when left on deposit for four full quarterly dividend system. 6:45 a.m.; Saturday, 8:45 a.m. periods. Afternoon Services: Sunday Donor Dinner through Friday, 6135 p.fin.;Sat­ Subsequent deposits of $500 or more may be made any time. urday, 6:30 p.m. Set For May 6 You may make withdrawals (in multiples of $500) or withdraw dividends Evening Services: Sunday through Thursday, 7:05 p.m.; any time—without penalizing the 5 % interest on your remaining balance. Friday, Welcoming the Sabbath A minimum balance of $1,000 must be maintained. and Evening Services immedi­ ately following the afternoon Dividends mailed upon request. service; Saturday, 7:25 p.m. Sinai Hebrew School classes Dividend periods: March, June, September and December 1st, - are held on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m# and on Monday through Thursday from 3:30to 7:00 p.m.

The Hebrew School chil­ dren’s services under the dir­ ection of Rabbi Max Berkowitz REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS principal of the school, are held on Saturday morning in the Ka- CURRENTLY EARN 4y*% A YEAR RUTH CHERTOFF soff Youth Lounge of the Sin­ The Sisterhood of Temple ai Hebrew School and Youth Shomrei Torah is holding its Center from 11 a.m. to 12’noon. Dividends from day of deposit —compounded and annual Donor Dinner on Monday credited quarterly: March, June, September and evening May 6, at the Short Hills BOARD OF EDUCATION December 1st —on all balances of $10 to $50,000. Caterers on Morris Avenue in ___ 195 VIRGINIA STREET HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY Short Hills. Mrs.-Arnold Topi- RE-ADVERT1SE NOTICE \ low is chairman of the affair. Sealed proposals will be received by ihe i f u Donor binner marks the cul­ Board of Education of the School District of the Mail coupon today, visit any of our 10 convenient Township of Hillside, Union County, New J e r­ offices, or call 643-1000 for complete facts. mination of a year of accom­ sey, at the Administration Building, 195 Vir­ plishment in Sisterhood’s pro­ ginia Street, Hillside, New Jersey, at 8:00 P.M . WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. 1968 for the fol­ HT-11A ject of raising funds for Temple lowing items to be supplied, delivered, etc., THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION Shomrei Torah's new sanctu­ for the school year beginning July 1, 1968 and HOWARD SAVINGS ary. All members who have ending June 30, 1969. P. O. Box 400, Ntwark, N. J. 07101 GENERAL SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND earned $18 in Ctonor credits or ART SUPPLIES Please open an Investment Saving, Account a, checked. Endoied I, SI ,000 or more who have donated $15 in cash are RECONSTRUCTION OF ENTRANCEWAYS $------□ Pleaie lend folder with detail,. Specifications, descriptions, quantities and cordially invited to attend the other necessary information may be secured Please open a Regular Savings Account as checked. Enclosed is $______by applying at the Board of Education office, Sndtitution gala celebration. Mrs. Martin Please add lo my present Account N um ber______$______Fischel is in charge of Donor 195 Virginia Street, Hillside, New Jersey, MORE TH A N 350,000 DEPOSITORS • ASSETS IN EXCESS OF $825,000,000 daily except Saturday between the hours of Credits. She may be reached at 9:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. Chartered 1857 □ Individual Account 3^1-3803. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all olds, towalve technicalities, HEAD OFFICE: 768 Broad Street, Newark, N. J. Reservations for the event □ Joint Account wlth._ to award contracts for the whole or any part BRANCHES IN NEWARK: must be made by^pril 22 with at u s discretion and to require from. any Bloomfield Ave. at Clifton Ave. South Orange Ave. at Sondford Ave. Mrs. Arnold Topilow, EL.4^ successful bidder an approved surety bond for □ Trust Account tor___ the full amount of the contract as a guarantee Springfield Ave. at Bergen St. University Ave. at Raymond Blvd. 4880. of faithful performance of the services speci­ Sign here______Featured entertainer for the fied. It is a condition of each such bid or pro­ Chancellor Ave. at Clinton Place posal that the same, (When received by the IN SOUTH ORANGE: 11 South Orange Ave. near lackawanna Sta. Print name here. evening will be Ruth Chert off, Board of Education, may not be withdrawn by fcn accomplished actress, the bidder within 45 days after the date fixed IN NORTH CALDWELL: 27 Bloomfield Ave. near Mountain Ave. above for the receipt of such bids or propos­ Addrest monologlst, and humorist who als. IN IRVINGTON: will present her widely ac­ Martin J. Lynch 918 Springfield Ave. at Garden State Pkwy. 1065 Stuyv*»ant Ave. near 40th St. City__ .S ta te . .Z ip . claimed portrayal of 'The Business Adm lnistrator/Sfcretiry HILLSIDE TIMES-April 18, 1968 In tv ro d by fodoral D .poilt Iniurane • Corporation World Of Sholem Aleichem." Fees $7.60