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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1964

Page

3

Temple Beth El Hosts Musical The Streets of New York

Temple Beth El of Elizabeth co chairs Eugene Lopata and Raymond Stone for a theatre party on Wednesday March 1 at 8 30 am to view The Streets of New York written by Temple member Mrs Richard Chodosh and featuring music by Mr Chodosh. The play at Maidman Playhouse in New York will be followed by a reception at the Stones home 666 Union Ave Elizabeth with guest of honor Mr Barry Allan Grael and Mrs Milton G Miller and Mrs Morton C Meyers. Tickets 6 50 by mail to Temple Beth El 1374 North Ave Elizabeth information via temple answer service 5 6965 or local contacts. Advance ticket sale also noted for Elizabeth high school varsity games.

Eugene Lopata Hillside Raymond Stone Mzabeth Temple Beth el Elizabeth New York Richard Chodosh Herridge New York Post Lewis Cue Union Ave Chodash Barry Allan Grael Maidman Playhouse West 42Nd St Temple Eth el North Ave Temple

Jewish Veterans To Aid Telethon Donation Drive

Jewish War Veterans in Essex County will join the 13th Annual United Cerebral Palsy Telethon to aid the fundraiser. Posts include Newark Post 34 and Cpl. Norman Meranus Post 78 Hillside among others with volunteers needed for phone work and clerical tasks during the January telethon at the Gibraltar Building Newark and televised on Channel 9.

Koper Kaufman Newark Department of New Jersey Norman Méranus Most JWV Hillside Essex County Council IWV Woull United Cerebral Palsy Gibraltar Prudential Insurance Co Washington St Kaufman Charles Hambright United Cerebral Palsy Associations of New Jersey, Inc Stuyvesant Ave Union Essex County County Norman Meranus North Essex Bloomfield Eli-Unger Cpl Louis Ferdinand Irvington Union Post Livingston

Hillside debates Master Plan zoning and new facilities

Township officials clash over funding for expanded services and a proposed Master Plan. Republicans oppose high rise zoning changes and a central pool site, while Democratic Commissioner Diamond backs the plan. A private 125 bed hospital prospect stirs debate with Beth Israel cautionary stance.

Hillside Home Owners Action Association Robert Diamond

Limited Seating Casts Ticket Sale Plan for Games

The limited seating capacity prompted the action. Tickets go on sale at the attendance office the day before each game. Unsold tickets may be bought at the door. Prospective buyers should call the attendance office at Elizabeth 2-2000 before visiting to check availability.

Hillside leads educators and business figures in town council roles

The profile highlights seven term board of education member with roles on public relations and Building and Grounds committees. It notes Hillside residency of 22 years, a family including wife Dorothy Dolfinger and daughter Joyce, plus professional ties as a real estate and insurance broker and Kent Industries representative. It covers Unico, Elks, recreation commission service, education, and Knights of Columbus involvement, with details on two local residents Addonizio and Cammarota and their family connections.

Progress Club Hillside Max Schleifer Schleifer Board of Education Dorothy Dolfinger Joyce Hillside High School Elizabeth New Jersey Staten Island Kent Industries Inc Detroit Mich Cammarota

Public Opinion Letter Critiques Township Politics

Nathanial Friedman criticizes Republican leaders for partisan maneuvering in Hillside Town Committee affairs. He condemns private headquarters away from the municipal building and urges for equal regard to all committee members and transparent hearings for community grievances.

Vocational High In County Urged By Birnbaum

Zenna Birnbaum candidate for the Board of Education spoke at Mrs. Mary Landow’s home urging expanded Union County vocational education. She called for a county vocational high school and a post graduate program to offer practical trades, noting not all students can attend college due to interest ability or finances.

Zenna Birnbau Board of Education Mary Landow Chester St Union County

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