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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1959
Page
6
The Times invites letters and items of interest with writers' names and addresses. Anonymous submissions will not be published. names may be withheld from publication but provided as evidence of good faith.
A magistrate upset a motorist’s 36 mph conviction on North Broad street over 25 mph rules. Officials dispute whether the area qualifies as built up and whether the 26 mile limit has state approval. Hillside police say the zone is longstanding. state recognition of signs and rules is under review.
Mr. Carl Siberski's fourth grade class from Hillside visited the Newark Museum for a guided tour. Students marveled at a colonial fireplace replica, a mammal exhibit, and live reptiles in the Junior Museum. They heard brief talks from an experienced guide and shopped from colorful showcases of books and rocks. Parents accompanying the trip included Mrs. Ben Auerbach and others.
Mrs Samuel Katz of 281 Williamson Ave announces daughter Barbara Katz will wed Harold Blinder of Newark. Barbara, Hillside High alumna and legal secretary, and Harold, WeeQuahic High grad and Associated Refreshment Service worker, plan February 6 vows at Christ the King Church. Also noted are a bridal shower for Angela Dioda, engagement of Richard Cavalcante, a fashion show at Graylighs Orange, a Katherine Gibbs alumnae event, a preteen pizza party at 63 Clark St, a Cranwood Cranwood Garwood class reunion dinner, a Bar Mitzvah for Kenneth Allen Arlein at Temple B'nai Jeshurun Newark, and a Thanksgiving party at Miss Carol Springer’s home.
The engagement of Brenda Gorlin to Irwin Goldman son of Mr and Mrs Jack Goldman of 1530 Schley Street is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Aaron Gorlin of 574 Bergen Avenue Jersey City. Goldman is a Rutgers graduate and CPA in Newark. A Jersey City couple hosted a family birthday tea for twins and relatives attended. Richard Kendler celebrated Bar Mitzvah on November 21 at Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue with a reception at the Kendler home. Mrs Irwin Schwartz left Harding School to sing lullabies for newborn Karen Mindy born November 1 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital. Arnold Wolkofsky had Bar Mitzvah at Sinai Congregation November 28 with 116 guests at Clinton Manor. Mrs Isaac Levenstein hosted a tea at 854 Westminster Avenue.
Prospective Elizabeth Auxiliary members of the Hebrew Orphanage and Sheltering Home attended a birthday gathering for Dorothy Himmelstein at Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue. Mrs. Louis Himmelstein hosted at 1457 Stanley Terrace as the 18th birthday was celebrated with a Happy Birthday song. Harry Popick, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Popick of Voorhees Street, was honored. A dinner for about one hundred guests followed at the Chanticler in Millburn.
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