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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1952

Page

8

Roselle Band School Lists 16 Hillside Students

The Union County Band and Orchestra School in Roselle has registered 16 Hillside students including Paula Alexander and Maxine Kurtzman. An Orchestra Five program was presented yesterday with Hillside members Paula Alexander and Maxine Kurtzman. Jim Leopardo of Band Five also performed. All orchestras will join a 7:45 p.m. concert on Tuesday July 29 at Warinanco Park, with a combined band concert the following night at the same time.

Union County Band and Orchestra School Roselle Hillside Paula Alexander Howard Bell di’ Anne Butler Carmen Ferrigno Evelyn Gillet Morris Gillet Ellen Goodman Peter Humanik David Kurtzman Maxine Kurtzman Brenda Lager James Leopardo Stanley Siovin Anita Starskus Mildred Vacula Caroline Weisbecker Orchestra Five Jim Leopardo Band Five Warinanco Park

Playground activities fill summer for 1600 youngsters

The article details summer programs at Liberty Avenue Coe Avenue and George Washington playgrounds with sports like checker tournaments, horseshoes and softball, crafts, parades and a July 3 horseshoe event won by Donald Rothfeld and Martin Chomsky. It notes registrations, point totals, and upcoming events such as an umbrella show and a ping pong tournament.

Uve Avenue Coe Avenue Richard Buntele Harold Frowery Adelaide Harper Barbara Cousian Robert Malone Billy Aromando Alice Harper Doris Mishu Miller Terry Brogenski Vivian Vogtman Richard Courian Ulysses Grant Milford Delaware George Washington Donald Rothfeld Martin Chomsky Recreation Playground Liberty Avenue

Magistrate Fines Highway Speeders

Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum collected over $100 from Route 29 speeders led by James Stewart of Phillipsburg who paid $25. Others fined include Jose Perez and Myra Kris of Newark and Frank Wynn of Maplewood at $20 each. Manuel S Estevez of Bayonne paid $15. Wilfredo Rivera of Newark paid $28 for license plate misuse. Four persons fined $8 for dog ordinance violations. Week total traffic fines were $203 per Court Clerk Harry Hyra.

Sidney Birnbaum James Stewart Phillipsburg Jose Perez Myra Kris Newark Frank Wynn Maplewood Manuel S. Estevez Bayonne Wilfredo Rivera Harry Hyra

TV Magic Carpet to Carry Millions to Conventions

CBS and other networks will broadcast the 1948 Republican and Democrat conventions from Chicago using multiple cameras and mobile units. Sig Mickelson leads a 300-person team with Bet by Betty Furness in CBS studios at the Amphitheater and Hilton Hotel.

Chicago United States International Amphitheater Sig Mickelson CBS Television Stockyards Pal CBS Betty Furness Westinghouse Electric Corporation Miss Furness Don Hewitt Network Convention Conrad Hilton Hilton Hotel Hilton Mickelson TV Corps San Francisco Page Boys Edward R. Murrow Lowell Thomas Robert Trout Eric Sevareid David Schoenbrun Twentieth Century Limited New York Westinghouse White House Mr. Throttlebottom Boston Miami Philadelphia Lisa Loughlin Minnesota

Bakery Employee Injured by Backing Truck

An employee of Mittleman’s Bakery, Joseph Plewczak, 48, was slightly injured Tuesday morning when struck by a bakery truck backing from 1594 Maple Avenue. Plewczak was rolling a disposal unit when the accident happened and was taken to Beth Israel Hospital. The driver was Nathan Schwartz, 55, of Irvington. Venskus, proprietor of a tavern at 1144 Liberty Avenue, summoned police.

Mittleman’s Bakery Joseph Plewczak Woodruff Avenue Maple Avenue Plewczak Beth Beth Israel Hospital Nework Nathan Schwartz Irvington Venskus Liberty Avenue

Disorderly in Tavern charges filed against William Bilinsky

Police held 65 year old William Bilinsky of 111 Pennsylvania Avenue for Magistrate Court on a drunk and disorderly charge. The complaint was filed last night by Katherine.

William Bilinsky Pennsylvania Avenue Katherine

Stem estate names widow executrix and beneficiary

Mrs Florence E Stem of 152 Conant Street widow of former Township Committee chairman James E Stem who died June 26 has been named executrix and beneficiary of the estate per Surrogate Charles A Otto Jr.

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