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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
1
On Tuesday night the lone Republican Schulman attacked the Board of Health attorney Henry Goldhor appointment arguing the $360 retainer and fees were illegal because no ordinance backed them. Other officials noted salary ordinances will come later and that Schulman’s own salary lacks an ordinance.
Albert Schoen of 1450 N Broad St will direct the Hillside division of the 1957 Golden Deed Crusade for Cerebral Palsy with a goal of 3500. County chairman Albert J. Benninger announced plans for a week of door to door solicitation by 30 volunteers in February. Funds will support a CP Center in Elizabeth and a national research and training program on CP causes and treatment.
Hillside police confirm a Jersey City man died on private property not a public highway, preserving the no traffic deaths record since 1953. The paper also reports on shade tree assessments voided, local government notes, editorials, a Parkway toll incident, and upcoming Board of Education petition deadlines with several candidates and unknown petitioners.
The Dads Booster Club at the High School will hold a fund drive on Saturday January 19 to support 22 student clubs. Club officers Walter Klein and Thomas Chamberlin announced the drive and outlined past uses of funds for trophies, uniforms, buses, and scholarships.
The Board of Health and Board of Education announced the third series of Salk anti-polio inoculations starting January 14 for students who had prior doses. Sessions will be held January 14 at Calvin Coolidge and Hayeen-Looker schools, January 16 at George Washington, January 17 Abram P. Morris, January 18 Hill Side Avenue and Christ the King, with morning and some afternoon slots.">
Mrs Ira Katz of 1454 Compton Terrace attended a meeting at Mrs Wilken Brucker s Union home to form a chain of coffee hostesses for the March of Dimes. The initiative, started by Mrs Gustave Meyner, named Mrs Brucker as key county hostess and Mrs Katz as the first Hillside hostess. A future coffee meeting will be held at her home, with more gatherings planned.
Mrs Tyene Schneider and Mrs Josephine Krutulis announce that all Help Joey fund containers have been collected on Wednesday January 4 and that no containers remain out. They thank storekeepers merchants the children who collected and all who helped make the project a success for Joseph Stralkus.
The ADC Board reorganized Monday night at the Municipal Hall. Abraham Mankowilé, previously Republican, renamed Chase. Andrew Miller, Democrat, named secretary. Rossy Burtolotta, Democrat, remains a driving member as meetings shift to the first Monday of each month.
Michael Tras will play Steve in the production at Suburban Playhouse West Orange. A Rowan Adams Professional Studio student and Arelist Guild Players member, he previously appeared in Golden Boy by the same studio.
The Hillside Chapter of Hadassah schedules a membership cocktail party on Monday evening January 4 at 32 East Orn Park Parkway home of Mrs. Michael Abel. Mrs. Bernard Senner will speak and Mrs. Harry Cohen and Mrs. Robert Lipsoin co chair arrangements.
Max Schleifer, named New Year’s Day to the Township Committee, is elected executive vice president and secretary of Paramount Mutual Life Insurance Co at its Newark home office. The firm, sixth chartered in New Jersey, will write ordinary life group life health and related forms. President Herman Welninger notes plans for hospital and medical cover. Schleifer has a long civic record including Board of Education service, Hillside Lodge leadership, and active roles in Scouts and local associations.
Police report a break in at 1535 Leslie Street where a diamond ring valued at $3000 and other diamond pieces worth $3000 plus champagne jewelry were stolen. The theft occurred after a window by a kitchen door was forced and the night table in an upstairs bedroom was found locked. Another break nearby at 1525 Lastie Street was noted.
An appropriation of 1 028 000 for teacher salaries is the largest item in the Board of Education budget for 1957 58 with a public hearing set for Wednesday January 23 at 8 p m in the School Administration Building 195 Virginia street The total budget 1 608 008 50 shows an increase of 134 091 25 as two new items Teachers Pension Veterans Prior Service Liability and site improvement under capital outlay are added The tax levy rises to 1994 676 57 and costs are projected to increase the equivalent of 12 0x points though specific figures are uncertain due to garbled text.
Mrs Samuel Busch urges Hillside Woman's Club members to view a noon program on Channel 13 Newark featuring Pan American scholarship recipients Miss Marisa Navarro and Missy Doris Sohne. Civics meeting follows at Mrs George Oaksens home January 15 with speaker Don Walton on Esperanto.
Luigi Appearato of Scotch Plains and Ernst Lautenbach of Chatham retire from Bristol Myers Products Division after 14 years each. Appearato, a material handling department member, previously worked at Plainfield Nursery. Lautenbach, a designer draftsman, previously worked with Meyers & Shanley in Newark. He studied architectural engineering in Germany before coming to the United States in 1923.
Robert L. Kaplan and Dr. Ger gon L Ram spoke at a district captains meeting for the Mothers March On Polio at 881 Irvington Avenue. Ram urged ongoing fundraising for the afflicted and vaccine research while Kaplan noted free Salk vaccine inoculations at keepwell stations through age 19 and pregnant women. The program aims to raise support as inoculations provide protection up to percent and the march is set for Wednesday January 30.
Sinai Congregation and Sinai Sisterhood announce joint installation Monday January 14 at 8 30 pm with Judge Sidney Birnbaum installing for the congregation and Mrs Lydia Lippe leading the Sisterhood. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen Mrs Harry Stachin Emanuel Finkel and Mrs Finkel participate. Refreshments served.
The Rev. Round Ossmann of Fillside Presbyterian Church reports youth groups elected officers for the Senior Hi Westminster Fellowship and the Junior-Hi Westminster Fellowship. Installations occurred last Sunday with recognition planned for Youth Sunday June 27. Senior-His plan a New York trip January 26 and a Valentine Canteen February 8, with advisers named.
Mayor William Di Buono will serve as chairman of the annual Red Cross fund drive in Hillside. The campaign will run through the month of March with activities planned throughout the town.
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