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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
8
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At a Hill side Board of Health meeting a liquor store owner fought one summons for a missing four screen doors arguing no local ordinance requires it. The board cited a State Code adopted by reference, prompting debate over public notice and hearings for codes versus ordinances and the risk to public awareness and objections.
Walter R. Lee Jr., aviation electronics technician third class in TSN and son of Hillside New Jersey residents, joined Fighter Squadron 211 for the first fleet visit to the San Francisco Bay Area from July 3 to 7. The ceremony honored the 50th anniversary of the Great White Fleet's visit, featuring a full-scale Naval review. After a weekend of civic events, the fleet sailed July 7 for the Blue Bolt exercise.
Mintel Gupke aged 17 of 275 Conk Tiny avenue won the intermediate division rat prize at the international Slovak Gymnastic Union La kel competition in Cleveland Ohio. More than 2000 participants from the United States and Canada competed as Gupke led in calisthenics. The event was followed by PAL planning an open air dance and trophy event on July 19 at the Acme Market parking area on Liberty avenue for Hillside youth.
Three graduates from Hillside High School join the National Bank staff in the bookkeeping department. Nancy Cox Judith Ann Barry Barbara Ann Hoffman are assigned to the bank after participating in the Youth Takes Over Industry program. Other summer employees include George Way Judith Holzmann and Judith Ann Barry at local offices.
Hillside Rotary Club members discussed attendance issues at a meeting held Tuesday at the Tallyho Restaurant in Union. Preis urged personal contact and active participation, with an attendance contest planned for September to November. Also noted were plans for a fishing trip from Leonardo and a Jones Beach dinner outing with a performance of Song of Norway.
Hillside Public Library will run its weekly story hour in two shifts due to high turnout. Miss Lottie Smolenski, the director, said 107 children answered. The 4 to 7 year olds meet Tuesday 10 to 11 a.m and 8 to 10 year olds follow 11 a.m. to noon.
Announcements detail the engagement of Anne Miriam Kei to Avihne Gould with families from Compton Place and Summit Avenue. The couple plans a spring wedding while others share notes of recent trips, a friend’s wedding coming June 29, and multiple family updates including marriages in Elizabeth and Avenel, with various addresses and backgrounds. The Chatter section covers travel, Niagara Falls, and social events surrounding these unions.
The bride studied at St Marys High School in Elizabeth and works as an assistant buyer in New York City. Her husband, a Woodbridge High School graduate, works at the Avenel Post Office. After a Park Hotel reception in Plainfield, they depart for Florida and will reside at 34 Green Street, Woodbridge.
The technical division of Electronics United States Navy Depot Bayonne announces Mr Kotler's promotion to purchasing agent. Mrs Notler and the menu praised by the avenue staff including Supervisors Ralph San and Axelrod, led by E M Anglin. Best wishes for success in the new post.
The Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control suspended Cochrane's Coelstall Lounge at 1274 North Broad Street for 25 days after three minors were served alcohol, with the order effective July 14 at 2 am to August 3 at 2 am. Cochrane pleaded non guilty.
A woman reported to police that yesterday a man entered her home through a window at 1:13 am and punched her. She knew him only as Gene, claiming they met a few weeks earlier.
A safety advisory outlines simple steps to deter burglars, stressing locked doors and windows, lighting timers, and avoiding home celebrations of absence. It warns burglars target empty houses and urges neighbors and police coordination, with concrete actions for homeowners.
In the Babe Ruth League, Bristol-Myers tallied 17 and edged Alsco Alum 9 while Schacht Steel posted 7 over Westinghouse Massey Shoes 2. Ceco Steel led 12 to 7 over BM Assn, and Bristol-Myers again won 13 to 3. Hillside Elks appear among the Hillside teams in the standings.
The page lists Liberty business results with teams and scores, followed by church services and notices. It includes Christ the King Catholic Church, Ukrainian Catholic Church, Christian Science, Bethany Pentecostal, Hillside Presbyterian, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian, First Baptist, and Franklin Memorial Methodist listings with pastors, service times, baptisms, confession times, and holy days.
The Sinal Congregation at 151 Maple Ave announces weekly services led by Rabbi Eliezer Cohn. Morning services run Sunday and Monday at 6 45 AM and Wednesday through Friday at 6 45 AM, Saturday 8 15 AM. afternoon services Sunday through Thursday 8 15 PM, Friday 7 15 PM. Saturday 4 Evening Services 8 55 PM. Bat or Bar mitzvah eve, and other services as listed. Conservative Congregation of Hillside holds Friday evening services at Maple Hall 1551 Maple Ave. July 11 Hebrew service by Harold Berlin and English by Dr. Sidney Stein.
Financial document excerpt shows a June 30 1994 condition report for Hillside National Bank. It lists assets including cash balances and U.S. government obligations, along with liabilities such as demand deposits and time deposits. Names of officers and a notary are partially visible.
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