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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1958

Page

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Hillside Masonic Hall to be sold to Hillside Lodge 241

Hillside Lodge 241 plans to purchase the Masonic Hall at 1444 46 North Broad Street by forming the Hillside Masonic Temple Association. The group will elect six trustees and Worshipful Master Walter R Sehorr Jr to finalize the purchase. The Lyona Corporation long controlled by David H Doremus reportedly aided the arrangement.

Hillside Masonic Hall North Broad Street Lyona Corporation Hillside Lodge Hillside Masonic Temple Association Janus Walter R. Sehorr David H Doremus Hillside National Bank George Compton Hillside Doremius

Oppose Transfer of Liquor License Contested

Steven and John Zelko trading as Elmer's Tavern obtained an order restraining the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board from transferring Maple Bar license at 1567 1573 Maple Avenue to Sunset Lanes Inc. at 399 Route 22. The order is returnable January 9. Attorney Arthur E. Dienst says Sunset Lanes building would create a traffic hazard and violates highway building rules. application failed to list corporate offices.

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Maple Bar Maple Avenue Sunset Lanes Inc Route 22 Steven John Zelko Elmer's Tavern Bloy Street Arthur E. Dienst

Contention Letters on Property Revaluation Delays

A subscriber argues the property revaluation may deter home improvements to keep values down. He notes plans to improve have been dropped and predicts the process remains fluid. He urges delaying decisions until clearer outcomes emerge and touches on vacancies in the Board of Education.

Hill quits and stays on school board amid unusual renaming

The Board of Education at a special meeting last Wednesday accepted Frank J. Hill as the designation and reappointed him to fill the vacancy until a successor is elected. Hill announced plans to consider the Republican primary for Township Committee next spring but will remain on the board to finish the budget. The move, initially challenged, was allowed. Hill, finishing year one of his third term and previously president, was reappointed unanimously by seven present. The board set 2 to 9 pm for the February 10 district meeting and election, appointing officials paid $7 each. Dr Wayne Branom recommended Youth Industry Day again this year, and the suggestion was approved.

Frank J. Hill Wleeted Alesal Peneral Hill Hill Charles S. Mancuso Joseph Ram Wayne T. Branom

Weaver Promoted By Paterson Bank

Roy M. Weaver of 49 Looker Street is promoted to assistant cashier at the First National Bank and Trust Company of Paterson. He has worked in installment loans since 1950 and has 20 years in the field.

Roy M. Weaver Looker Street First National Bank and Trust Company Paterson Raymond Peterson Weaver First National Bank Goshen Indiana Goshen College Academy Goshen College Industrial Finance Company of South Bend Commercial Credit Corportion Asbury Park Newark Credit

Christmas Pageant at Christ The King School

A Christmas pageant titled Fallow The Star was presented Sunday by Christ The King School to an audience of about 400. Cast included Mary Gretchen Berting St Joseph Vincent Hars Three Kings George Weigly Robert Boyne Ronald Cocugza Mother Patricia Kuhn Daughter Eileen Martucci Star Vera Domerski and soloists Barbara Vogtman James McGinty with a 175 member supporting cast. Producer director Mrs Kathryn Obertritter music by Sister M Dominico and Mrs Catherine Dunn. Stage decorations by Miss Mary Ann McNamara. Costumes were made by cast parents.

Children of Christ the King Mary Gretchen Berting St. Joseph Vincent Hars M. Dominico Catherine Dunn Mary Ann McNamara

Bnai Brith Girls Hold Hillside Membership Tea

Deborah Bnai Brith Girls of Hillside host a membership tea Tuesday December 30 at 7 40 pm at the home on Ning Road and Leslie Street. Special guest Miss Cardle Gardon of Teaneck will provide entertainment. Prospective new members are invited with Barbara Rosenberg as hostess.

Deborah B'nai Brith Hillside Ning Road Leslie Street Sruest Miss Cardle Gardan Teaneck Barbara Rosenberg Hatoman

Drunk Driving Charge Falls Amid Witness Contradictions

A drunk driving case ended in acquittal after physicians offered conflicting testimony on Rochelle's condition. A township doctor testified to signs of sobriety impairment, while another expert argued symptoms could not stem from injury. Jurors found sufficient doubt about the defendant’s intoxication timing and cause.

Willely Indusiciane Frank Rochelle Henry Goldine Joseph Paysey Rocha Teviere Peyser Reehelle Milton M. Lilien Rochette Roch Lilien Sidney Birnbawn Reyser Dy Peysen Emanuel Bhrenktane Newari Magistrite Gartiliar Serre Ag

March of Dimes Committee Formed for 1959 Drive

The 1959 March of Dimes preparations are announced with William Gallk as chair and William Starkey as co chair Mrs Elizabeth Popp as secretary treasurer. The Mothers March team includes Mrs Bert Lager and others with Dr Wayne T Branom listed. Letters go to local industries seeking funds as the Hillside March of Dimes seeks support.

William Gallk William Starkey Elizabeth Popp Galld Popp Muuiling Bert Lager Louis Rledman A. Warhafiiz Bernard Bernstein Wayne T. Branom Hillside of Dimes Liberty Avenue

Girl Scout Troop Investiture Rite Recalls Members and Pins

An investiture ceremony for 1h members of Girl Scout Troop 459 was held last week. Members named include Joann Carolan Flor eice Cattell Julie Copio Diane Duthie Reheo Feldman Theresa Gandara Karen Hyra Barbara Issler Barbara Krokosz Joanne Lukeman Barbara Mazurkewicz Peggy Piasecki Mary Sanford Brent Schultge and Jean Smith. Annual membership star pins were presented to Rosemarie Capra Laura Carroll Alice Dowling Reilly Gellerman Joan McDonough Mary Ann Piegari Julie Schmidt and Linda Tighe. A Christmas party followed with mothers committee hostesses. November collections totaling 210 301 05 and assessments of 842 were announced by Collector John C Poear. The tax office through Wislay noted December 26 as the relevant date.

Joann Carolan Floreice Cattell Julie Copio Diane Duthie Reheo Feldman Theresa Gandara Karen Hyra Barbara Issler Barbara Krokosz Joanne Lukeman Barbara Mazurkewicz Peggy Piasecki Mary Sanford Brent Schultge Jean Smith Rosemarie Capra Laura Carroll Alice, Dowling Reilly Gellerman Joan McDonough Mary Ann Piegari Fwulie Schmidt Linda Tighe Mothers Comminee AB

Yule Farewell For Veteran Teacher Retires Soon

A Christmas party at the Recreation Center Shanty Shack honored Mrs. Sadie D. Reilly on her upcoming June retirement from the Euliside School system. About 400 parents and pupils attended with guests David Harris and Mrs. Marris. Reilly has 20 years of teaching service.

Sadie D. Reilly Euliside Recreation Center David Harris A.P. Morris School Marris Reilly Thomas Ciccarelli 1. Anderson A. Miller Arohit MacArthur Harold Cleve Aed Mel Charles Wagner Norman Cowell Mas Yanpel PTA Yopan Opelestia Settellites Ned Popick Mark Weisenfeld Steven Weiss Edvaud Rubovita Mary Jennifer Consort Pauline Shipker Philip Daggett Gail Cox

Brownies Cheer Polio Patients at Newark Party

Brownie Troop 861 from Geo Washington School donated toys books and crafts for a Christmas party for children at the Sister Billizabeth Kenny Win of the Jersey City Movie Center. The girls made the items and presented them to the Sister Kenny Polio Club of Newark which sponsored the event. Mrs. Charles Springer of Newark presided over the effort.

Brownie Troop 861 Geo Washington School James Billizabeth Kenny Jersey City Movie Center Brownies Sister Kenny Pollo Club Newark Charles Springer Eluty

Two Candidates File For Hillside School Board Seats

Mildred Schaefer Bean files for a two year term on the Hillside Board of Education joining Harvey Stone as candidate for the unexpired seat. For three full terms, MeClow withdrawals, Share and Mancuso seek return while John Beattie files for the seat vacated by McClow. Beattie active in local groups. Bean longtime resident with school ties. Stone is Health Board member.

Frank J. Hill Board of Education Mra Mildred Schaefer Bean Mann Avenue Harvey Stone Board of Health Clark Street Bean Arnold HH MeClow JT Lute Share Charles S. Maners Share Mancuso John Beattie Thomas Street McClow Stone Hillside Hillside Life League Babe Fouth League Hillside Civic Association Progress Club Hillside Pata American Novelty Hat Company Eureka Products Newark Titlie Haas Carole Hillside Avenue School Gary Ellside Pace Institute New York P’ta William Jr Bontie Lou Beattie Loreal Rulers College Liberty Park Community Association Auto Parts and Equipment Company Mirabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church VFW Hillside Pta

Basketball League Entry Deadline Extended

Recreation superintendent Peter Go Timid announced the basketball league entry deadline is extended to Wednesday December 31. registrations are available at the Recreation Commission office in the Municipal Building. events include senior days intermediate boys junior boys small fry and sunnet pilots with entries due by Monday January 5.

Peter Go Recreation Commission Hye Deep Hhe Thes Recreation Commission Wey Con

Holderness School Junior Wins Varsity Soccer Letter

Nvan Woester son of Mrs Willaim Wuester of 240 Sexeter Way is home for Christmas. A Holderness School junior in Plymouth New Hampshire he earned a varsity soccer letter for his fall season.

Nvan Woester Willaim Wuester Sexeter Way Holderness School Plymouth New Bampshire

Also Mentioned on This Page

Masonic Hall Democratic Club Hillside Demoratic Club College Inn Yale Avenue Robert Diamond Young Democratic Club Henny Roche Nicholas Reale Richard Goldfinger Andrew Miller Dominic M. Procopio State Board of Registration Civic Org Hillside Tavern Owners Ass’n. Inc Christmas Club Investors Savings Liberty Pharmacy Paterson Bank Lea Roym, Weaver Charles S. Mancuso Browney Y Funeral Home Broad #1 Salem Pharmacy Balerh Ave Russell Storer Hallmark B'nai B'rith Girls Membershp Tea John C. Poear United Nations Adolph A. Winston Lef Samuel Ehrenkranz United Nations Observance Lorin Weisenfeld Loretta ‘Lynch Garol, Senner Sharon Fisher Town Bakery Liberty Ave Pete Terrie Bede William St WaAverly Mendher Wartburg Fischer Broad St. Hillside Harvey Stoni Jack Reclus Szarko’s
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