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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1958
Page
1
Board of Education members and staff inspected the high school additions this week. They reviewed the enlarged boiler room planned to include a second boiler for hot water by September 15, the expanded library, and the auto shop where new machines will be installed when instructors report.
Report says the Hillside Township Committee did not meet due to only two members present former mayor W. William Di Buono and Hyman M. Schulman. Karl B. Ross offered to pinch hit to proceed. all others joined except Di Buono. Correspondent notes a past item about No Dogs Allowed at Russell Looker Park and includes a letter praising Dr. Ram health officer for reducing dog numbers. Also mentions Goldie Scarr Blankoff and Brussels World’s Fair observations and plans of Mr. Blankoff and wife to attend a Slavicists congress and return to Boston in September.
The Fall regional meeting of the Northern New Jersey Conservative Baptist Women's Missionary Fellowship will be at First Baptist Church of Hillside on Tuesday September 2 at 10 45 am. Morning session includes fellowship prayer and business with music. Noon hour offers box lunches and socializing with women from area churches. Afternoon features missionary Linda Wanaselja from India, a Hunter College graduate, plus special music. Mrs Crawford president of the Northern area leads both sessions and welcomes all.
Tax Collector John C. Pozar announced July collections totaling 632430.99 dollars and assessments of 474.24 dollars. The figures reflect the month’s revenue and related assessments.
Herbert J. Garwood of 1901 Vauxhall Road Union received three months in county jail for a second drunken driving offense. Magistrate Henry Goldhor revoked his license for ten years and fined him $155 after Garwood struck a car driven by John Gammer at Chestnut Street and Hillside Avenues. Other cases include Robert A. Smith fined $55 for reckless driving, Edward Brown fined $105 for driving on a revoked list, and Rev Willie Stewart fined for plate and vehicle registration issues.
The Conservative Congregation of Hillside announces High Holiday services at the Hillside War Memorial Building on averlue. Rosh Hashanah Sept 14 at 8 p.m. includes a Torah presentation with two donors honored. Yom Kippur Sept 23 Kol Nidre at 7 p.m. and Sept 24 services run 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with Yizkor at 1 p.m. A Yom Kippur evening dance Sept 24 at 9 p.m. admission free for members and guests. Cantor Donald Weisman leads with the ritual committee.
Douglass College expects 1958 59 enrollment to reach a record 1400 with a freshman class about 440. Names of Hillside entrants include Barbara Andreychin Rhoda Grush kin Ellen Krowen Doris Steinman and Joan Zonderman. Class of 1962 arrivals set for September 7 orientation ahead of September 11 classes.
Mrs. Ira B. Brody of 68 Montclair Avenue Newark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayer of 1587 Wyndmoor Avenue, has joined Linden public schools as a teacher. She is a Montclair State Teachers College and Hillside High School graduate.
Karl B. Ross announces John G. Walsh of 76 Williamson Ave will lead his Hillside Township Committee campaign. Walsh, a former candidate, is a local business leader and civic member with diverse credentials including engineering, plastics, Kiwanis, and Republican leadership roles. He joins a push to curb municipal costs while survey findings urge cost control across roads sewer and public works, with emphasis on budget per capita and staffing efficiency.
Hill Side Lodge 1514 Bnai Brith hosted six veterans from the Yankee-Cleveland game on Tuesday August 19. David Kleiman, chairman of Veterans' Affairs, thanks Police Lieutenants Frank Erdman and Arthur Seale for assisting in selecting veterans from the Police and Fire Departments to attend. This annual feature continues the lodge’s Veterans' Affairs Committee outreach.
The Hillside National Bank will be closed on Monday September 1 for Labor Day. It will reopen with regular hours Tuesday including Tuesday evening services.
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