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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1958

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Easter Week Services Across Hillside Churches

Hillside and Newark area churches announce Holy Week activities. Calvary Lutheran and First Baptist Hillside host Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services with communion and confirmations. Sunrise service on Divident Hill Weequahic Park features Rev. James Im and Easter programs including pageants, breakfast, and Bible school. Hillside Presbyterian and Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian observe Easter with multiple services, choirs, and special music. Divident Hill service marks 37th year in Weequanic Park with choral and instrumental selections.

Hillside Divident Hill Weequahic Park Newark First Baptist Baptist Church of Hillside Wesley A Poe Olsen James Im North- Eastern Bible Institute Bible School Calvary Lutheran Calvary Lutheran Church Maple Avenue Clark Street C. Morgan Wagner Aly Surfey School Lizabeth Ave Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian

Whitland calls for timely health officer role

A fragmentary note indicates discussions about a political figure named Whitland and the timing of appointing a health officer. The text references the TULLSIDE Democrats and mentions potential candidates being approached but declining to enter the political scene.

Tullside

Tax rate shifts in Union County towns for 1958

Union County boards announce tax rates for 1958 with Hillside at 7.00 down from 6.42 last year, Linden rising to 6.34 and Summit to 6.40, while Elizabeth Rahway and Roselle rates remain undecided. Springfield and Berkeley Heights show notable figures as revaluation continues. Miss Sheila Knoller of Williamson Avenue will return Monday after a week in Bermuda while a sophomore at State Teachers College Union.

Seataty Ee TSS Pats Union County Board of Taxition Hillside Linden Elizabeth Rahway Roselle Uneder Summit Springfield Berkeley Clark Ford TA Elizabeth Fanwood Garwood Hillside Kenilworth Linden Mountainside New Providence Plainfield Scotch Plains Union Westfield Winfield Bermuda Sheila Knoller Williamson Avenue State Teachers College

Mounn President Of Rotary Chad Munn Elected Hillside Leader

ChadCharles K Munn was elected president of Hillside Rotary Club for the coming year at a meeting held Tuesday at Hillside Presbyterian Church Munn serves as treasurer of Edgecomb Steel and Aluminum Corp and has been pro tem chair. Charles Meyer and others hold officer roles on the same slate. Harlow H Curtis and John Crozier are directors An intercity meet at Chirn Chateau April 30 replaces the week’s regular meeting Sid ney Birnbaum appointed regional vice chairman of the Law Day USA observance committee of the Union County Bar Association He notes Eisenhower and Meyner will issue proclamations designating Law Day USA and urging programs themed Law Day USA to emphasize the role of law and lawyers in the American system

Charles K. Munn Thee Hillside Rotary Club Hillside Presbyterian Church Munn Edgecomb Steel and Aluminum Corp Charles Meyer Paul Kk. Owen Edward Noe Harlow H. Curtis John Crozier Wayne T. Branom Joseph Kowalczyk William Hess A.P. Mortis Chiam Chateau Sidney Birnbaum USA Union County Bar Association Birnnbaum Eisenhower Meyner Birnbaum Speak 4 Win Fire Department Manuel Marx Edwin Muench Robert Werte Joseph Mariani Emanuel Meyer William Reyle Carl Nilsen Robert Ortstein Anthony Lordi William Bataille Marx Meyer Ortstein Lordi Elgiebee Disotell North Avenue Sol Frank Westminster Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Highway Department

Hillside High Student Nariy Cox Earns Honorable Mention

Nariy Cox, a senior at Hillside High School, received honorable mention in Category III of the second national thrift essay contest sponsored by the National Thrift Committee in Chicago. Hillside National Bank locally sponsored the entry, the first from the bank. Cox placed first in the senior class division of the high school. Honorable mention will be sent to the bank for presentation to Cox next month at the high school.

Nariy Cox Nior Hillside High School National Thrift Committee Chicago Hillside National Bank Miss Cox

Passover Services Planned at Sinai Congregation

Sinai Congregation Maplewood announces Passover observances with Friday evening April 5 and Saturday April 6 services at 6 pm and 7 pm respectively, plus morning rites at 8:46 am and 6 am. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen to lead. Sinai Hebrew School under Herman C. Lansey hosts child services April 5 and 6 from 9:30 to 11 am in Esther Berkowitz Hall.

Sinai Congregation Eliezer Cohen The Sinai Hebrew School Herman C. Lansey Esther Berkowitz

Cancer Crusade Chairmen Named

Division leaders for the local Cancer Crusade were announced this week by Harold S. Gottlober, chairman. Township Committeeman Max Schleifer leads commercial and small business, Deputy Fire Chief William F. Hamilton heads industry, Louis A. Dischler handles clubs and organizations, Dr. Wayne T. Branom oversees schools, George Cohen directs residential, and Mrs. Mildred Hess serves as secretary.

Harold S. Gottlober Max Schleifer William F Hamilton Louis A. Dischler Wayne T. Branom George Cohen Mildred Hess

Induction ceremony for Hillside B'nai Brith hosts and police recruit rises

Six local lodges led by Hillside Lodge 1514 inducted ten members at Hillside High School before over a thousand in a ceremony attended by Philip M. Klutznick. The event highlighted council honors and featured initiation by the Hillside degree team and officials. Simultaneously nine new police patrolmen and a new fireman were appointed by the Township Committee, expanding the force and setting starting pay at 4200 with a 360 bonus.

Harry Tsaweson Phote Fron Bernard Bernstein Philip M. Klitznek International Bad B'rith Robert Losenders Hillside Lode Hillside Lodge 1514 B'rith Northern New Jersey Council Hillside High School Hillside Union Millburn Springfield Irvington William M Unterman Newark Philip M. Klutznick Park Forest JIL Hillside Lodge Herman Ahein Sidney Birnbaum Monroe Ackerman Rubin Ritz Council

Booster Club Raises Funds For High School Activities

The Dads Booster Club of the High School raised 4754 in the annual drive announced this week by Man Schuster chairman. Fourteen0 students and 22 parents and teachers participated in canvass rallies and local businesses. The funds support the High School scholarship fund and various school activities.

Dads Man Schuster Dive Orhairman Schuster

Kostecka Opens Realty Office at 282 Long Avenue

Edward Kostecka, licensed real estate broker and Hillside resident for 21 years, announces he will open his own realty office next week at 282 Long Avenue. He has spent six years with a leading Hillside firm and will handle residential, commercial, and industrial properties.

Edward, Kostecka Long Avenue Hillside S Hillside Kostecka

Youth Program at Hillside Chapter Hadassah Meeting

Hillside Chapter of Hadassah will present a youth program at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue on Tuesday April 8 at 8 30 pm The Akiban Dance Group led by David Bass will sing and dance Mr Bass will address the members and teens aged 13 to 16 are invited.

Hillside Chapter of Madassah At Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue Akiban Dance David Bass Bass

Hillside Democratic Club endorses regular machine slate

At a Hillside Democratic Club meeting last Thursday members endorsed the full regular organization ticket for the forthcoming April 5 primary. Included were Township Attorney Sidney Birnbaum and candidates Louis A. Disehley and John Powit, all unopposed, with Birnbaum urging strong primary turnout to aid November victories led by Harrison and A Williams. A map in the March 27 Hillside Times outlined new district boundaries.

Pillside Democratic Clu Democratic Organization Sidney Birnbaum Pypeholder Union County Tillside Louis A. Disehley Fir Township John Powit Tas Collector Birnbaum Harrison A. Williams Hillside Times

Accountants Visit Schering Plant in Newark Chapter Visit

Mr. F. D. Smith from 119 West King Street joined Newark Chapter of the National Association of Accountants on Thursday March 27 for a plant tour of Schering Corporation in Union.

F. D. Smith West King Street Newark National Association of Accuntants Schering Corporation, Union

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hillside Presbyterian Hillside Presbyterian Church C. Davis Robinson Spon Weequanic Park Hazel Burleigh Loewe Paulsen Godard Mueller Widor Franklin Memorial Methodist Richard Crit Iawm Morris Carl Ostertag Joseph Whitlook Woman's Society of Christian Service Wesleyan Service Guild Olin Shute Shute Lacoci Mission Kasumi Japan Don T Whitland Joe Ram Board of Education Ram Wnship Hoard of Health Mounn Rotary Chad Kiwanis N. S. Phillips Ralph A. Schwartz Hillside Kiwanis Club Bernard Senner Hitchin Henry H. Nussbaum George Temple Clayton Paul Kifer All Waverly N. Broad St Sinai Cancer Crusade Mayfair Liquor Store Graham Winter Daniel Cerven North Broad Street Mayfair Theatre Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Tillett Russel Stover Hallmark Hillside Lod Klutznick North Jersey Couretl George Wagner Joseph Pullmann Engoreer Low Avenue Liberty Avenue Blay Street International Association of Machinists American Can Company Board of Health Road Department Booster Club F Or Hadassah Bromey Neral Home Broad St Liberty Pharmacy Selrite Chestnut Ave Szarko’s Liquor Store
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