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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1955

Page

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County Safety Drive to Place 150 Sign Boards Countywide

Union County safety officials announce a week long program to install 150 masonite sign boards at gasoline stations. The boards read Slow Down And Live and aim to deter speeding. Frank W. O Brien of Elizabeth serves as council president and Mayor Henry Goldhor of Hillside leads the project with Hillside Kiwanis and High School Key Club crews installing the signs.

Guan Line Unio County Union County Safety County Safety Organization Frank W. O'Brien Elizabeth Hillside Industrial Association Isis Uldani Umin Henry Goldhor Hillside Vicw Canny Sately Council Hillside Kiwanis Club High Sehoo Key Club Edward Gottlieb Ernest Worth Lett Anwaty Union County Safety Council Hettry Goldhor

Township Struggles with Police Medical Calls and Street Barricade Debate

The editorial discusses police efforts to obtain physicians for medical emergencies and the ongoing problem of access when the township physician is unavailable. It also covers controversy over barricading Wilder Street and Irvington Avenue, noting state safety objections and the township's control over its own roads.

Wilder Street Irvington Avenue State Bureau of Traffic Safety

Drinking Driver Polls For Trouble

Joseph T McMaton 52 of 914 Lincoln Place Brooklyn New York drove into Town Hall driveway then onto Police Headquarters lawn. Police and troopers investigated and found he had been drinking. Dr Edgar Kogar Elizabeth examined him and ruled intoxicated and unable to drive. Released on $250 bond for Magistrate's Court tonight.

Joseph T McMaton Lincoln Place Brooklyn N.Y North Broad Street Town Hall Arthur Seale Willigin Sith de. Edgar Kogar Elizabeth

Two Hurt In Chestnut Avenue Car Collision

Mrs. Herrice Gibbs 28 an expectant mother and Joseph Larsen 25 suffered injuries when their autos collided on Chestnut Avenue Friday evening in Newark Township. Gibbs received facial lacerations and was released from Newark Beth Israel Hospital. Larsen remained under observation for shock and possible internal injuries. Stanley Gibbs 32, driving the other car, was shaken but uninjured. Dr. Joseph Peyser treated the injured and they were moved to the township hospital.

Chestnut Hue Herrice Gibbs Summit Avena Newark Newark Beth Tsonel Hospital Joseph Larsen Tevington Gibbs Stanley Gibbs Chestnut Avenue Larson Joseph Peyser

Milk Co Employees Fined For Thefts

Joseph Rossi of Newark and John Kurbel of Whippany were fined $30 each by Magistrate Sid ney Bienbaum after pleading guilty to petit larceny for stealing about $13 of products from International Milk Co. They were arrested December 10 by Detective Robert Mason and Patrolman Gordon Milburn. Also John Cavico of Newark was fined $225 and had his license revoked for two years after pleading guilty to drunken driving.

Joseph Rossi Fourth Street Newark John Kurbel Hanowel Road Sidney Bienbaum Robert Mason Gordon Milburn International Milk Co Hillside Avenue Birnbaum John Cavico Adams Street Route 22 Harding Terrace George A. Shelbourne Joseph Peyser

Church Recognizes New Members at Hill Side Presbyterian

At a service preparatory to the Lord's Supper, Hill side Presbyterian Church officialy recognized 36 new members admitted since September 28. Rev. Ronald E. Oss mann preached on When A Christian Kills, followed by a reception honoring the new members.

Hillside Presbyterian Church Ronald E. Ossmann

Rev Runner Weds Oneonta Woman in Elizabeth Home

Mrs Grace Kilpatrick of Oneonta New York and Rev George M Runner of Elizabeth were married December 17 at the home of Rev Arthur Northwood pastor of the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Attendants were Mrs Con Theladdin and Mrs Runter. The couple will reside in Oneonta. Rev Runner was long time pastor of Hillside Presbyterian Church before retirement.

Grace Kilpatrick Oneonta N.Y George M. Runner Elizabeth Arthur Northwood Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Con Haddin Elizabeth Rew Runter Oneinta Runner Morey Hillside Presbyterian Church

Mayor-Designate Wim Gural Weds Summit Bride Miss Bowne Wisher

Miss M Eleanor Bowne Wisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Wis fer of Summit became the bride of Hillside mayor-designate William Guid son of Mr and Mrs Michiel Ciwl of Locust Ave Summit. Ceremony held at Calvary Episcopal Church Summit officiated by Rev Elmer Prinels. The couple will reside at 1170 Liberty Ave New York City.

Mleanor Bowne Wisher Paul Wis Fer Oakridge Avenue Sumemit Hillside Desighile Willian Guid Michiel Ciwl Calvary Episcopal Church Summit Elmer Prinels Bride Hetor Rodney Ford Waterling Ann Gural Mes Franklin Holes Weathield Jane Hollenberg Rosemary Feison New York City Edward Ushrercht Destman Frederick W. Hock Fast Orange Enyll Keseinilt Newark Mr. Mord Mr. Helms New Orleans Liberty Avenue

New Teacher Salary Guide Approved by Board of Education

The Board of Education approved a new higher salary guide in conference Tuesday night. President Max Schleifer announced increases in minimum and maximum salaries, with specific raises for degree holders and non degree teachers, and timelines to reach maximum steps. The January 10 meeting will set the final minimums and the district awaits impact on next year's budget.

Board of Education Max Schleifer Mussee Schleifer

Check Equipment of New Town Hall

All department heads met yesterday afternoon with Mayor Henry Goldhor to review final plans for furnishings and equipment for the new municipal building. They examined architect Emil A. Schmidiin's plans and discussed placement of furnishings. Bids for the furnishings will be received on January 24.

Henry Goldhor Emil A. Schmidiin

Rotary Governor Outlines His Aims for Year

District Governor Louis Migliorini of New Brunswick spoke to Hillside Rotary Club outlining aims to recruit and train better Rotarians, expand community service, and foster world understanding. He noted Rotary has 500000 members in 8800 clubs and announced a forthcoming study abroad fellowship worth 2500 to 4000 dollars for a prospective college graduate.

Rotary Louis Migliorini New Brunswick Hillside Rotary Club Frank Stengel Migherini

Puppet Show Shines At Hillside Avenue Classroom Party

In Mrs. Ula Orr Clark’s seventh grade homeroom at Hillside Avenue School a Christmas puppet show titled Christmas for Little Bear was written by Mrs. Jacques Veinisiub. Cast included Little Bear Arlene Freund Mother Bear Barbara Sehimel Father Bent Dennis Rossi Uncle Pear Bob Share Aunt Bear Thelma Labowitch Anne Sharon Chicken Betty Rosalind Perlsweig Carol Maxine Weintraub. Puppets and production were led by Mrs. Velhtraub.

Ula Orr Clark Hillside Avenue School Jacques Veinisiub Maxine Little Bear Arlene Freund Mother Bear Barbara Sehimel Father Bent Dennis Rossi Uncle Pear Bob Share Aunt Bear Thelma Labowitch Anne Sharon Chaiken Betty Rosalind Per

Pension Plan Revisions Announced by Bristol Myers 1956

Bristol Myers announces changes to its pension plan including a common stock fund for divestitures and annual security purchases. Vesting lowers to five years with new death benefits for beneficiaries. The plan aims to curb inflation effects and outlines monthly acquisitions advised by investment counsel.

Pew Io Phin Bristol Myers Ai Ronpany Sayres Chidoman Pension Committee Fey Thomaw Retirement Bund Buyres

Boston Symphony Concert At Mosque Theater Newark

Ernest Ansermet will conduct the Boston Symphony Orchestra at the Mosque Theater Newark Tuesday evening January 10. The program features Mozart Bartok and Cesar Franck in the Griffith Music Foundation symphony series. the sole BSO concert of the season in this series.

Ernest Ansermet Sbndlvetod Boston Symphony Orchestra Mosque Theater Newark Griffith Music Foundation Mozart Bela Bartok Cesar Franck

Lions Club Christmas Party Delights Local Children

Thirty two children of Lions Club members were entertained at a Christmas party and dinner on Thursday night at the Hilchry post. A puppet show by Robert Brunschweigern and Chester Batoork distributed gifts. The committee included Peter G ory mk, Sidney GC Friedman, Carmen Tortorello and Frank Nine sling. Santa Claus distributed presents.

Lions Club Hilchry Robert Brunschweigern Chester Batoork Peter G ‘Orymk Sidney GC Friedman Carmen Tortorello Frank Ninesling Santa Claus Distribut

Times Closed Monday Jan 2 New Year Day Observed

The Times will be closed Monday January 2 for New Year's Day. All material for next week's issue should be submitted as early as possible, preferably by the end of this week.

Times

Airman Receives Air Force Honor for Outstanding Spirit

Airman Eagles, resident at Sampson AFB, awarded American Spirit Honor after completing basic training. son of Mr and Mrs Allen Eogles, to be stationed at Niagara Falls Municipal Airport as a statistics control technician. He graduated from Hillside High School and attended Rutgers University for three years studying engineering.

Kent Place Summit Holmquist School New Hope Dyen University Bank Sl. College of Education New York City Taut United Nators Geneve Scitch Watchung Gural Hillside High School Rutgers University School of Law School of Public Law Government Columbia University Wis Tas Bost of Health Rchuiemvan Hlamsey Waltafftens Filside Vivid Sampson Afb Isa Allen B. Eogles Aman Eogles Eagles Niagara Pally Municipal Rutgers University Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity Ferdon Equipment Go, Here

Pie, David Fisher Ladies Auxiliary Records for Veterans

The Pie and David Fisher Ladies Auxiliary made disc recordings for veterans at East Orange Hospital yesterday. The group called on Mrs. Bernard Bernalain at 1113 Salem Avenue. A disc recorder and a television set were donated by the organization.

David Fisher East Orange Hospital Bernard Bern Alain Salem Avenue

Hillside Democratic Club Elects Officers

Officers of the Hillside Democratic Club were elected at Polish American Hall on Blay Street. Robert L. Kaplan was named president, Mrs. Michael Stachura recording secretary, Mrs. Andrew Miller corresponding secretary, Mrs. William Hess treasurer, William Galik vice president, and Louis Pratt sergeant at arms. A Christmas party followed. Weather today shows increasing cloudiness.

Hillside Democrate Club Nll Blay Street Robert L. Kaplan Michael Stachura Andrew Miller William Hess William Galik Louis Pratt

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