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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1958
Page
8
Classified item notes include an imitation leopard and a girl’s full size English racer bicycle in excellent condition priced at five and twenty dollars respectively. Additional lines list shop names, addresses, and various sporting goods offerings with unclear fragments and contact references.
Mead Wins 29 Years’ Service. David H. Doremus and Hillside National Bank directors paid tribute to James A. Oneill, completing twenty years as bank president. Oneill, a Nottingham Way resident, helped found Junior Achievement and served in local chambers and charities, with a commemorative cartoon presented by the board.
Samuel Miller of 10 Windsor Way to direct the 1958 Golden Deed Crusade for Cerebral Palsy assisted by Jack Fishman of 1432 Orchard Terrace and Adolph Sandettick of S57 Jerome. The drive runs February 8 to 16 with 73 cents of each dollar devoted to the Elizabeth Cerebral Palsy Center and the rest funding nationwide research and training. Miller, branch manager of the North Jersey New York Connecticut division of Food Pair, cites the center at 636 Salem Avenue Elizabeth and lists local lodge affiliations.
Hillside Chapter 192 C E S will honor Grand Officers at 7 pm tomorrow at the Masonic Hall. The business session will be held at 7 pm to allow extra time for the ceremony. Wesley FP Robins, worshipful master of Inside Lodge 241, Py '& AM, will attend with his staff of officers at 7 30 pm Friday February 7 at the Masonic Hall. Three social gatherings are planned for February on February 13 23 and 27 at Irvington and other listed addresses.
The P.T.A. Presidents Council met at Mrs. Alex Sehutsky home with Mrs. William Tinschmidt presiding. Plans for Candidates Night were finalized and Founders Day at the High School scheduled for February 3 at Spam were arranged.
Hillside Safety Council rejected a second deck for Route 22 saying it would cost about 1.0 billion dollars per inch of height. They endorsed keeping to the limits and urged a no passing zone for trucks from Route 1 to Garden State Parkway. The paper notes a fatal accident prompted calls to prohibit left turns from North Broad Street into Evans Terminal. Council officers were elected: Theodore Weisbecker chairman Samuel Katz secretary and Richard Gavey vice chairman. New members Dr. Sidney Stein and Raymond Moore welcomed.
Magistrate Henry Goldhor in Municipal Court announced licenses will be revoked to curb speeding. Norman Bard 33 of Union had two week license revocation and $40 fine for 64 mph in a 40 zone on Route 22. Bus Wells 20 of Newark fined for careless driving including speeding and running a red light. Albert Stucchio 38 of Parlin lost his license for 15 days and paid $35 for going 70 in a 40 zone. Robert Evanoskie 25 of Newark had a two year license revocation and $225 fine plus two weeks to pay. Edward Guiles 958 South Springfield Ave Westfield fined $59 for permitting an unlicensed driver to operate his stalled car leading to a crash injuring Patricia Mop an 16. Anthony Valente 21 of South State Street fined $125 plus $25 for operating an unregistered vehicle after pleading guilty to driving while revoked. Valente’s second such offense noted.
Norman Glikin of Hill side Hadassah to attend national Hadassah seminar at Hadassah Building New York City Monday January 20 at 1 pm. A membership committee meeting follows Tuesday January 21 at 8 30 pm at 37 Beechwood Place home of Mrs George Goldman. Re enrollment drive aims for 100 percent membership. Mrs Michael Abel Mrs Robert Goldman lead arrangements aided by Mrs Sidney Reitman.
A slate of Rosary Society officers for St. Catherine's Church was announced at last week's meeting. Mrs Walter Robin is president, Mrs Daniel Menza vice president, Mrs John Flore treasurer, and Mrs Thomas Quinn secretary, with nominating chair Mrs Gerald Glynn. A district meeting of the National Council of Catholic Women is set for January 20 at Blessed Sacrament parish.
The six Simcox children co hosted a birthday buffet for F B Simcox at 1514 Compton Terrace on a Saturday in January. Simcox, born in Bloomfield, moved to Newark, retired in 1947 after 50 years at Public Service. His granddaughter Toy Mundertmark shares honors, granddaughter born January 12. Guests from Nutley, Chester, Newark, Union, Washington DC and more attended at the Mundertmark home 335 Plymouth Road Union.
Saybrook School PTA heard David Scanlon of Newark State Teachers College discuss his year in Liberia as a UNESCO technical assistance committee member. The program, chaired by Mrs. Hildegard Douglas, featured hostesses and attendance prizes won by two classes.
The Mother-Daughter Club of Hillside Avenue School will show a film cartoon program Thursday January 16 in the auditorium at 3 30 p m. Members may bring guests and refreshments will be served. Mrs Sherman Borkan and daughters Linda and Gail will preside.
Calvin Coolidge School P T A hosts a Tuesday January meeting at 8 p m in the sewing room. Dr Anita Lyons school psychologist will speak on the fee of the School Psychologist. Chairman Mrs Fred Schreihofer promises an informative evening.
Regular meeting of the High School PTA in the auditorium features a Menotti comic musical The Telephone by Newark Colleges of Rutgers University music department directed by Melvin Strauss with E Judd Walkin on piano. Rose Rosenberg reads the PTA prayer and Moe Steinman notes upcoming events including THilsile Community Orchestra concert January 23 and Candidates Night January 30. Next executive board meeting set for January 21 at 3 15 pm in the school library.
The wedding of Miss Geraldine M. Fitzgerald of New York to John W. Seylaz of Hillside was held on Saturday January 11 at St. Alphonsus Church New York with Rev Father Joseph P Bagley officiating. A reception for 275 guests followed. The couple will reside at 199 Lincoln Place Irvington and vacation in Miami Beach Florida.
Mrs Emmet T White was installed president of the Women s Association with ceremonies led by Mrs Ernest C Ewertsen New Jersey Presbyterial president Also installed were vice presidents recording secretary corresponding secretary treasurer and finance chairwomen Inducted nominatin g committee members attended Newark Presby terial luncheon Watchung January 24 The year s program approved and Hillside Avenue School T A held a meeting on A Typical School Day for parent and 4th grade families Refreshments served after the session
A school budget item outlines teacher salaries and notes a PTA meeting incident where teachers were hissed at. The report emphasizes funding allocations and community concerns about pay and classroom resources.
The district plans a $73,000 boost to the budget with raises including a $300 general increase and $400 for those at maximum. A public hearing on the budget is scheduled for Wednesday, January 1 at 8 PM, with the final meeting and election on January 11. Joe Ram and Frank provide tax and share estimates. the 1958 tax bill opens at 130,301.22, implying about 28 percent tax points, while new ratables add nearly $1 million. The board will release full figures in the official notice.
Notice to voters of the district about a budget hearing and election on a winter evening. Readout covers tax levy and sources of revenue, with stated district expenditures and anticipated balances for the school district. The item lists the budget statement and anticipated taxes for the upcoming year.
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