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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1957
Page
8
The Hillside Times printing at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey lists editors Sidney Silverstein business manager and Robert Kaplan as editor. Subscriptions are 3.50 yearly with 8 cent copies. Postage to Canada and abroad added. Letters and offers welcomed with writer address for good faith. Anonymous submissions not published.
At year end meeting Republican Hyman Schulman challenged the process naming Max Schleifer to fill Goldhor’s seat and vowed to oppose non candidates while signaling reform of government. Democrat Arthur Kreszl pressed for his own consideration amid party shifts and fiery exchanges.
Miss Elaine Kaufman a Bouve Boston School junior in physical therapy affiliated with Tufts University Medford Massachusetts is home for Christmas holidays. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Kaufman 119 Clark Street. Holiday visitors include Mr and Mrs Irigno and their two children visiting Hillside families. they reside in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
Joseph Ram, member of the Board of Education, announces his candidacy for re election. He pledges to maintain and improve education by attracting top teachers with good salaries and facilities. He urges ongoing population studies, bus transport improvements, and a county vocational school system while urging voters to approve the budget on February 13.
State Senator Robert C. Crane editor and publisher of the Elizabeth Daily Journal was named honorary chairman of the 1957 Heart Fund drive. The February campaign includes a Heart Sunday appeal on February 24 to raise funds for research and education on heart disease treatment. Proceeds support medical efforts and community service in Westfield Elizabeth Hillside. Kickoff ceremonies will begin the drive for $64,900.17 at a later announced time.
The Women’s Committee of the Union County Safety Council schedules a 10 30 am meeting tomorrow at Canadian Cities in Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Co Hillside. Mrs Billie Southern Lowe 16 W Jersey Street Elizabeth invited to attend.
John Kozak Jr 33 of Union faced a second drunken driving charge after a crash at 476 Bloy Street on November 30. Magistrate Birnbaum found he was intoxicated at the scene but not at the time of the examination, preventing a second conviction and 3 months jail plus 10 years license revocation. Witnesses testified Kozak had two beers before the crash. a bystander aided him inside and offered whisky to revive him. A prior Hillside conviction was noted. Other motorists, Herrighty and Klena, were also convicted with fines and license suspensions.
Julius Mas announces the Union County New Jersey Association for Mentally Retarded Children meeting on January 10 at 8730 pm at St James Parish Hall Roselle. A speaker from Elizabeth Social Security office will discuss benefits under a recent amendment and a film No Less Precious will be shown. Arthur Avery reports the executive board meeting January 4 at 408 Chestnut Roselle.
Dr J Bernard Schwedel attending physician at Montefiore Hospital New York City will be the guest speaker at a professional education meeting at 10 30 a m tomorrow in the St Elizabeth Hospital.
Dr. Schwedel an assistant clinical professor at Columbia University will speak with a discussion period to follow. He authored Clinical Roentgenology of the Heart and will present during professional education sessions sponsored by the Union County Heart Association for medical members. Mrs Edith Berger funeral services were held Sunday at Bernheim Sons Funeral Home Newark for Mrs Bai Berger wife of Louis Berger of 1526 Liberty Avenue who died Sa-
Born in Brooklyn, Mrs. Berger died at Memorial Hospital in New York City at age 43. She lived in Hillside for about 91 years and was a member of the Hillside Chapter of Bnai Brith and the Newark Shaare Zedek synagogues. Survived by two daughters Myrna Berger and Mrs Glora Jarecki, her mother Mrs Bessie Schneider, a sister Mrs Sydd Umansky, a brother Phillip Zalkind, and two grandchildren. Entombment followed at Mt Lebanon Cemetery in Iselin.
The piece reflects on Hillside leaders and volunteers, noting health officer Dr. Gerson L. Ram’s dedication to duties, Christmas gift returns, and ongoing public service. Building Inspector Carmen Monaco Sr. and volunteers Michael Giordano Ben Benigno aided Little League work, while Monaco led an ambulance call to Carrier Clinic with Kathy Jacobus Tom Greene helping an elderly patient.
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