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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1958
Page
1
Ruhl L. Custer and Dr. Wayne T. Branom tackle September double session planning at Hillside High. They map 300 classes for 60 teachers and 6000 student class assignments amid constant interruptions and evolving registration patterns.
A reader cites health officer Dr. Gerson L. Ram as an action man who improved Russell Locker Park by posting No Dogs Allowed signs after a chat with him. He suggests Ram should head all Union County parks. A Bristol-Myers building adds an escalator, claimed as a local first.
Samuel Levenstein, 48, of West Westminster Avenue, plans to fly to Poland to reunite with a son he believed dead after Nazi persecution. A telegram from Poland, signed by Adam, prompted the trip, and Levenstein says his son, now 28, arrived in Poland from Russia about five weeks ago.
Arthur Kamine son of Samuel and Mrs Kamine of 251 Conklin Avenue Coronet Sweet Shoppe owners Liberty and Hillside avenues passed the State Bar exam in June He will be sworn in August by Justice Marry Heher He studied at Colorado University pre law Rutgers University Law School married Phoda Cohen Jersey City veteran of the Coast Guard War discharged 1954.
Alfred BK Piewoli of IAT Hillside Terrace Evingston fined 875 in Municipal Court by Magistrate Hen Galdher for passing a bad check of 3 dollars. Restitution to be paid. Leroy Walker of Elizabeth fined 225 for drunken driving on July 11 and 55 for driving without a license after pleading guilty. Pius Henry Smith of Was fined 55 for reckless driving on July 9 with license revoked for one month.
Plans for a benefit dance October 10 at the Hillside Bets Club were made at a meeting of the Honorary FMBA Monday night in Uncle Tom's Tavern. Louis A. Disehler president and Henry G. Groh dance chairman said proceeds will go into the Fire Department death and retirement fund.
Funeral services held Sunday at Growney Home for William Bainbridge of 120 Howard Street who died Saturday in St Barnabas Hospital Newark after a long illness. Born in England, he lived in Hillside 32 years and was a retired foreman at a Garwood manufacturing plant. Survivors include his wife Emma a son Robert and siblings George Ashville Harry Hackensack Edythe Cope Emily Lovatt and Florence Tyler.
Jacob Schlumpf, Swiss craftsman and president of K-V Sales Co. of Hillside, touts top quality modernizing products for homes and 10 years of Hillside growth. The firm represents Alsco aluminum siding Warner Weather Master windows and doors Atumaroll Awnings Pathos doors and jalousies. Schlumpf notes long experience since World War I and offers estimates via representatives.
Pte. Joe Mitlensiu san of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mit leman among crew of the USS Spiegel Grave sent home from the Mediterranean after serving seven months as crisis in the Middle East developed. His ship turned back and reached Magines near Beirut Lebanon. Mittlem an had duty in Beiat Flatbor in May before returning home aboard the vessel.
Stephen Serupski of 221 Silver Avenue Til Side has been promoted to instructor in electrical engineering at Newark College of Engineering. President Dr Robert W Van Houten notes his bachelor and master degrees from NCE and his specialization in digital computers. He is a member of the Institute of Radio Engineers and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Previously he worked for IBM as a technical engineer.
The tax office will open Monday evening for the fourth quarter payments, with a summer schedule change. A public hearing is set for August 19 at 8 pm in the Municipal Building to consider relief for twelve Irvington Avenue homeowners whose 1951 homes violate deed restrictions by a street setback of 25 feet. The waiver proposal was prepared by Township Attorney St ney Birnbaum, after Joseph Hinkes flagged his property and eleven others on Tivitivlnit Avenue as nonconforming.
Joseph N Ferriero 45 of 15a Midland Ave Kearny pleaded guilty to stealing blank checks from Bo Adler president of Sunrise Dairies Route 22 about a year ago. He was fined 90 dollars by Magistrate Henry Goldhor and turned over to Kearny police to face charges of issuing three forged checks in the amounts of 90 dollars each cashed on June 12 and June 20 through Adler Keet's account.
Newark Mrs. David Becker of the Hillside Hadassah chapter is appointed to the statewide water referendum committee chaired by Carroll M. Shanks. The group advocates an affirmative vote in New Jersey’s November 4 water referendum.
Jain W. Berkowitz, a Kraft Foods plant mechanic in Hillside, received a 25 year service award on July 18. The presentation by plant manager Walter Stasiewicz noted Berkowitz among more than 1,000 Kraft employees with similar honors. the program began in 1945 with gold watches and service certificates signed by president J. C. Loftis. Berkowitz resides at 288 Fitzpatrick Street.
Hillside Lodge 1514 hosted a boxing themed panel at the Brookside Swim Club Union with Nat Bodlan among participants. The July outdoor gathering drew about 500 attendees, breaking lodge summer attendance records.
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