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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
6
Hillside Times published weekly at Hillside New Jersey by Hillside Times Publishing Company. Editor Robert Kaplary business manager Sidney Silverstein. Communications invited with name and address for good faith. Subscriptions $2.50 yearly 4 year 8 cents per copy. Postage to Canada and foreign countries added.
Henry Goldhor, who resigned as Township Committeeman, is named attorney for the Board of Health and appears set to serve as attorney for the Planning Board and possibly the Zoning Board. Critics question the method and legality, noting reduced legal staff and potential conflicts as the Township Committee reshuffles legal counsel while opposition doubts the procedure.
The BTA Presidents Council of Hillside sponsors a Candidates Night on Thursday January 3 at Harden-Locker School. All Board of Education candidates will speak their qualifications and views on the school program to help the community meet the contenders.
Today marks the deadline for petitions by Board of Education candidates. A series of events follows including a George Washington card party, School PTA forums, and a Board of Education candidates night. Meetings include the Civic Association, Business and Professional Woman's Club, Hillside Lodge, and more through February and January.
A sequence of community meetings and performances is listed: Father-Son Night at Saybrook School P T A on February 8, Junior Woman's Club and Hillside Ha dassah events around February 12, Education Board and Planning Board sessions on February 13, Hillside Lodge 1514 B nai B rith awards and various board meetings through February 27, with a Hillside Community Orchestra concert on February 28.
Thomas P Loughney 42 of 1026 Sheridan Ave Elizabeth fined 225 dollars and his license revoked for two years for drunken driving on January 10. He allegedly operated a car December 21 on North Ave that struck Samuel Woodyard 21 of 21 Washington Ave Elizabeth causing injury. Woodyard was treated at Alexian Brothers Hospital. Anthony Valente 19 of 1226 South State St pleaded guilty to driving while revoked operating an unregistered vehicle with one plate and misuse of plates. He was fined 160 dollars.
American Can Co. Hillside plant workers staged a Red Feather drive raising 2218.40 for the Eastern Union County appeal benefiting 26 health and welfare agencies in Elizabeth Hillside Linden Roselle and Roselle Park. The effort marks a 400 percent rise from 1955 56 contributions.
Pete Humanik and Gary Smith led with six points each in a tight defensive contest. Carl Mali testa Bill Zukowite and Ed Amor ski stood out on defense.
The Essex County Vocational Schools announce an evening beginner course in structural steel detailing at the Newark school on Sussex avenue and First street starting February 5. Lawrence Schacht announces scholarships and prizes. Robert G. Laurencelle will lead the class, meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuition is free for Essex County residents. others pay a nominal fee.
Mr and Mrs Sol Nadler of 692 Buchanan Street hosted a 25th wedding anniversary dinner at the Treat Restaurant in Newark for their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Irving Schwartz of Elizabeth. Their son Seaman 1 0 Ervin Nadler, stationed in Norfolk VA, also attended. The Nadlers are spending a week at the Hotel Malibu Lakewood.
Jack Daum 26 was arrested January 16 and charged with grand larceny for stealing jewelry from Mrs. Clara Liebowitz at 1635 Leslie Street while she vacationed in Florida. $3,000 diamond ring and other items valued at $3,000 were recovered from a Newark residence.
Pack 195 of the Hillside proposes a Cub Buggy Derby to engage boys and parents in building soap box wagons to race in the spring. Prizes for best decorative wagon best race winner most unique design and best modern American car styling. A derby plan is developing with Marty Gottlieb as pack chairman guiding wagon ideas and event planning.
The calendar notes changes in the weather and mentions Misa B. Totten as a teacher. The fragment references George Washington and continues from page 3. Further context is limited in the readable text.
Edna E. Doll, principal of Calvin Coolidge School, was chosen chairman of the Human Relations Committee of the Metropolitan School Study Council. The council comprises major school systems in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
The Clark County school announces cheerleaders Betty Bachna Kathleen Jablonski Mary ann Palfi Rita Reitman Claire Rendar Janet Rubinetti Angela Scarola and Martha Stump. The Coolidge team lost 22 to 19 to A P Morris in its league opener as Morris pulled away in the third quarter after a 6 4 first frame.
The A C Supply Co Inc Evan Terminal has been named distributor for Allis Chalmers products. Under Alden Price’s oversight the company will handle close coupled pumps in Union Passaic Bergen Essex Middlesex Somerset and Monmouth counties.
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