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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1950
Page
2
Chief Norman L. Sanford warned motorists after Sanford townships first appreciable snowfall. He urged drivers to fit chains in dangerous conditions and reduce speed on slippery streets to prevent accidents. He noted winterized tires offer little help on glare ice and emphasized pre trip road feel and careful braking to avoid skids.
Dr. Harry Brody was named president of the Hillside Center of the Jewish Community Center of Essex County for 1951. Edward Gottlieb announced his retirement as president. New vice presidents are Paul Miller and Lute Share, with Mrs. Percival Singerman as secretary. Installation is set for Monday January 8 at Sinai Congregation, with Gustav P. Heller to install the officers and board. The Hillside Center serves about 300 grammar school and 75 high school students, offering athletics and a Sunday youth lounge, plus day and county camps in summer. For information contact Adi Wasser at 1504 Maple Ave WA 38-6272.
Lee Edward Paul son of Mr and Mrs Irving Paul of 1509 Center Street will leave early next year to study for a master’s degree at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Paul is a graduate of Hillside High School and the University of Michigan.
Emanuel Gersten Hillside attorney named local director for the 1951 March of Dimes campaign in Hillside and nationwide from January 15 to 31. Edward L Whelan cites polio backlog and funding needs as key factors guiding the two week drive. Donations may be sent to 1313 Liberty Avenue.
Two people were injured early Saturday when a car collided with a pickup on Ramsey Avenue between Chestnut and Bloy streets. William Smith, 17, and James William, 19, both of Newark, suffered minor cuts and bruises and were released after treatment. Roy Smith, 32, of Newark, the truck driver, was uninjured. The car was towed after extensive front-end damage.
Phil Rizzuto Yankee shortstop and Hillside’s pride visited Janet Memorial Home in Elizabeth to answer many questions and sign numerous autographs during a youth participation meeting run by the children who elect officers discuss problems and award good citizenship. He had just returned from a trip to Boys Town Nebraska.
Two drivers were injured early Friday on Maple avenue and Clark street Ocean Grove. One man was seriously hurt and detained at Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth with a possible skull fracture and a fractured right shoulder. Police said Hanlon traveling west on Clark street was struck by Franklin A. Scheininger 22 of Newark.
A collision on Maple Avenue left Hanlon with a damaged vehicle after striking a pole. Police reported both cars damaged. Dr. Milton M. Lilien treated Scheininger on the scene for cuts to the right wrist elbow back and neck.
Lt. Col. Henry A. Orban son of Stefan Orban 1284 Myrtle Street Hillside New Jersey completed the seventh regular course of the Air Command and Staff School at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base He came from Headquarters Air Materiel Command and will lead as Chief Program Planning Branch Engineering Division He served overseas in the European theater during World War II.
At a Hillside Presbyterian Church meeting the Rotary Club voted to support Donald Lingenfelter of the Roselle Roselle Park Club for district governor as the club marks its twenty fifth anniversary.
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy announced a tentative April 4 celebration for the Rahway Rotary Club with assistance from Township Treasurer Harry Schnabel. Oden F. Libbey was named chairman of a theatre party to the Paper Mill Playhouse in May forxt month.
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