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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1961
Page
8
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Last week Di Bueno Mapistrete received the first annual Unico Nathewil hillside chapter award for distinguished leadership and service to Hillside. Emil Crisafulli declared you an exemplary Italian American during the testimonial at Town Te’s Union.
Hillside Lodge 1514 Binai Brith elected Monroe Ackerman as president and table officers including Sam Gaines and Henry Nussbaum as VPs Robert Diamond as recording secretary Louis Fine as financial secretary Jerry Hirschhorn as assistant financial secretary Milton Kaufman as treasurer George Yampolsky as guardian Arthur Kesselhaut as monitor and Nat Bodian as monitor Alan Silbergleit spoke as District Grand Lodge No 3 VP 33 members received service awards and refreshments were served.
The May 6 preview of Olympic Park's 1951 season features a large birthday celebration for owner Robert A. Guenther, president of Irvington-Maplewood Playland. Bob's Birthday aims to draw thousands to Chancellor Avenue with reduced ride and concession prices. The May 6-7 weekend starts three preview weekends before the season opens May 27 as fraternal and business groups plan outings at the Essex amusement resort.
Suburban Deborah League will start its annual tag week and maintenance drive in Hillside from Monday April 24 to Saturday April 29 with Mrs Mildred Raphael as honorary chairman and Mrs Robert Feld as acting chairman. The non profit group supports Deborah Hospital Browns Mills aiding tuberculosis heart cancer patients regardless of race creed. Patients are referred by recommendations to admission chairman Mrs Stewart Sterlip and by doctors clergy social services and newspapers. Two Hillside boys Robert Bukowski and Jim
Private donations fund the hospital services for Deborah, covering pre operative and post operative care. X rays, medications, blood transfusions, medical services, linens, wheelchairs, hospital beds, and complete nursing care are provided at no cost to the patient or family.
Rev. Nancy Forsberg of Maplewood will discuss Israel From a Christian's Point of View at 6 30 pm Monday for the Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club at Kingston Restaurant Union She is executive secretary of the New Jersey Chapter of American Christian Palestine Committee and a Yale Divinity School graduate ordained in 1951 The club meeting will feature High School senior class officers and inviting members
The executive board met Monday night at Mrs William M Raphael's home to finalize dinner arrangements and program. Mrs Elizabeth McCraith to lead the flag salute, Mrs Helen Chumar to honor teachers, Mrs Milton B Conford to introduce students, Mrs Raphael to introduce Rev Forsberg, and Mrs Margaret Fischer to read the club's collect.
Melvin D. Feinseth, 32, Hillside auto dealer, held in $1,000 bail by Magistrate V William DiBoho. He waived preliminary hearing after a complainant, Sidney Litowsky, said he paid $2,600 for a car last November 18 that was never delivered. Roy Sharps, 108 Badger Ave Newark, traded in a used car for which a $510 allowance did not materialize. Ernest Bellini, 29, Newark, fined $100 for gambling slips possession. John Fucel, 18, Newark, fined $100 for liquor by a minor and evading arrest. Charles E Gonsier, 19, Elizabeth, probation six months for tire theft and fined $5 for liquor possession.
Talented students attended Union Junior College Cranford for the ninth lecture in a science seminar series. The talk explored mysteries and possibilities of thermonuclear energy and its future applications.
Washington George Washington School PTA held a combined meeting Monday to nominate and elect officers. Elected were President Mrs Leonard Sternin First vice president Mrs Hyman Royack Second vice president Mrs Philip Scheetman Honor vice president Mr Williams Krautblatt Principal rewardings Secretary Mrs Salvatore Maddalena Corresponding secretary Mrs James Wilson Treasurer Mrs Robert Diamond. Installment set for May 15.
Robert L Kaplan of 1524 My ris place former president of the Board of Health has accepted position as general merchandiser of the Evans Fur Company Chicago one of the largest in the world. He will be assistant to the vice president David Meltzer. My Kaplan is now in Chicago. He will be joined at the close of school by his wife and family Mrs Kaplan is a member of the Improvement Assessment Commission. She and her husband were active workers in the Democratic party here.
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