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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1960

Page

2

Red Cross seeks patrol coats and warm garments statewide

Merchants and individuals are urged to respond by June 24 with coats and woolen pieces for Red Cross production workers. Cold weather increases homelessness exposure in the region. Deliver aid to Red Cross headquarters 644 Salem Avenue Elizabeth. The Elizabeth town Chapter covers Hillside Union Roselle Roselle Park Winfield and Linden.

Red Cross Grant Salem Avenue Elizabeth Hillside Union Roselle Roselle Park Winfield Linden

Plea For Victims Of Chile Disaster

An urgent aid appeal was made this week by Dr Francis Grant for the more than one million earthquake victims in Chile. The plea emphasized immediate relief needs and international support to assist those affected by the disaster.

Chile Francis Grant

Hillside physician urges aid for Chile quake victims

Dr Grant of Elizabeth Town Red Cross warns of homeless and injured after Chile's disaster, as Eisenhower names a national coordinator and Gen Gruenther commends relief while signaling shift to long term rehab. Cash is the greatest need, with a special appeal for men's woolen overcoats.

Grant Elizabethtown American Red Cross Eisenhower National American Red Cross Chile Alfred M. Gruenther National Red Cross

Sinai Hebrew School Holds Graduation Exercises

Sixty three graduates from Sinai Hebrew School celebrated at the Holtz Auditorium on Clark Street and Maple Avenue. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen, Herman C. Lansey, Principal Max Kasoff, and others addressed the class. Diplomas were awarded, an operetta titled The Wedding was performed, and certificates given by school and synagogue leaders.

Sinai Hebrew School Holtz Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center Clark Street Maple Avenue Eliezer Cohen Herman C. Lansey Max Kasoff Sinai Congregation Michael Brams Albert Hurewitz Sinai Hebrew School P.T.A Manuel Pogash Sinai Sisterhood Kenneth Lewitter Hebrew School Committee Jacob Steinhorn Melvin Alper Ira Bailey Neil Baron Richard Beeber Marc Bernstein Jerry Bogner David Cohen Elliott Collins Rita Derman Allan Diamond Sheila Elma Martin Friedman Jeffrey Gechtman Michael Geller Steven Glick Richard Gottlieb Marlene Haas Dorothy Holt Larry Hurewitz Steven Isaacs Larry Kaplan Michael Katz Susan Keisch Richard Ko

List of names appears in a community roster or notice

A long sequence of names including Natalie Kreitzman Jerri Krowen Harvey Kugel Sheldon Kundin Henry Kurland Dennis Linken David Lipp Barry Lobe Rosalie Marcus Steven Marx Lynn Newman Mark Pascal Ro bert Pastor Larry Pearlman Larry Rebacz Ellen Rodburg Kenneth Scherer Martin Siegel Alvin Silbereich Howard Silver man Jefferey Simms Michael Sirkin Paula Stokes Martin Weintraub Morris Wilkenfeld Barbara Winard Leonard Zipper

Hillside Lodge 1514 Bnai Brith awards and musical program

Hillside Lodge 1514 Bnai Brith held a meeting in Esther Berkowitz Hall Sinai Congregation featuring Cantor Mayer Goldstein Ted Siegel and Julius Shapow with harmonica and violin selections. Nat Shapiro presented district merit awards to Arthur Kesselhaut and I Late Share. The Hillside D bowling team won the trophy and the 1960 Hillside Little League trophy was awarded to the Bnai Brith nine. Harry Kravitz received a special Americanism program honor and Sheldon Koch earned the National Award of Merit for enlisting over 100 members.

Can+ tor Grand Lodge No. 3 Arthur Kesselhaut Veterans Affairs Share Hillside Lodge Northern New Jersey Robert Lipson Hillside

Annual committee seminar led by Sam Gaines set for June 26

Sam Gaines directed the program announcing the annual committee seminar on June 26 at 9 30 a m at Sinai Youth Center located at Clark street and Maple avenue.

Sam Gaines Sinai Youth Center Clark Street Maple Avenue

Union Bank Art Contest Winners Highlight Student Talent

The fifth annual Union Bank art exhibit showcased 10th to 12th graders from Union High School with Best of Show going to Carol Kemper. Prizes awarded across three groups for media including water color, sculpture, ceramics, crafts, and more. judges praised the students and praised Union Public Schools for fostering art as a lifelong pursuit.

First State Bank of Union Ellen Taylor Union Public Schools Carol Kemper Union High School Robert Sakowski Lucino Cruz Robert Christmas Carole Kemper Aaron Tollin Carol Kook Kathy Sasso Harvey Cannon Mike Sulicki Judy Gerrig Lynn Hauck Carol O'Lenick Marjorie Leamy Phyllis Daggett Charlotte Nadasky Bill Munn Margie Hirdes Lucille Nicotera Karen Lazowitz Barbara Haines John DeCaro Sally Saperstein Margaret Tremmel Grace DeVico Linda Steiner Kathy McGowan Kristin Keller Dewell Garner Richard Busch Julie Rickerhauser Linda Terris Andy Polakoff Thomas Bube R. Zimmerman Steve Walker Janet Burge Donna Dombrowsky Ita Leviton David Malameit Joyce Bolger Richard Malwitz Connie Alger Suzanne Spangenberg Amy Fasinaet Angela Candito Berkeley Smith Ronald Patillo Gall Gigantino

Port Authority Critique Sparks Reader Letter

A Hillside Times reader defends the Port Authority amid a Congressional inquiry led by Emanuel Celler. The letter praises the agency for generating prosperity and jobs and increasing property values, calling the investigation a violation.

Hillside Times Port Authority Emanuel Celler Hillside

Port Authority praise and criticism letter cites Tobin and Celler

A citizen endorses the Port Authority led by Austin J. Tobin and calls for progress and tax relief while condemning Congressman Celler for derisive tactics. The letter argues state and federal governance deserve businesslike efficiency and foresight, contrasting Tobin's leadership with Celler's perceived ego-driven actions.

Port Authority Austin J. Tobin Austin J. ‘Tobirt Celler

Former Resident Earns Law Degree From Michigan

John Peter Bure, son of Mr and Mrs Michael J Bure of 455 Hickory Street Waukegan Illinois formerly of 30 Looker Street, received a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Michigan Law School Ann Arbor June 11 He graduated cum laude from Notre Dame with a BA in economics and was named to Who's Who He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta and represented Michigan Law in moot court while serving as a senior judge for the Michigan Case Club

John Peter Bure Michael J. Bure Hickory Street Waukegan Ilinois Looker Street University of Michigan Law School Ann Arbor Michigan St. Catherine's School Hillside St. Benedict's Preparatory School Newark Bure Michigan Case Club University of Notre Dame South Bend Indiana Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

Miami Degree in Music Honors Hillside Graduate

CORAL GABLES FLA June 9 Maxine E Kurtzman daughter of Mr and Mrs J Kurtzman of 1617 Crescent avenue received a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Miami at commencement ceremonies She graduated Hillside High School majored in elementary music and served as student governor for the School of Music She belonged to Sigma Alpha Iota and was active in the Hillel Foundation A driving license was revoked for three months for Peter G Wejahowski 19 of 344 Harvard avenue Hillside under the state point system.

Coral Gables Fla Maxine E. Kurtzman J. Kurtzman Crescent Avenue University of Miami Hillside High School University of Miami Symphony Orchestra Fabien Levitzky School of Music Sigma Alpha Iota Hillel Foundation Trenton Ned J. Parsekian Peter, G. Wejahowski Harvard Avenue Hillside

Science Foundation Grant For Teacher Esther Tumin

Esther Tumin of 1591 Wyndmoor avenue will join 59 other high school teachers for a six week summer program at Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken starting July 6. Supported by a $60,000 National Science Foundation grant the group will study chemistry mathematics and physics to deepen subject knowledge and improve teaching. Each participant earns a $450 stipend and certificates are awarded on August 17.

Esther Tumin Wyndmoor Avenue Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken National Science Foundation Tumin Weequahic High School Newark

PAL's Temporary Quarters To Close In Hillside Area

PAL's temporary quarters behind the old Municipal Building at 1284 North Broad Street will close Saturday after nearly two years of operation. PAL Director Alois J. Stier plans a vacation during the building gap before the new $60,000 Hillside Avenue facility opens opposite Highland Avenue. A rifle match with New Providence PAL is set for Tuesday at the police range. trustees meet Monday at 8 p.m. to discuss a $20,000 campaign, with $40,000 already pledged by the Hillside Industrial Foundation.

Hillside Pal North Broad Street PAL Alois J. Stier Hillside Avenue Highland Avenue New Providence Pal Police Department PAL Board of Trustees Fund Hillside Industrial Foundation

Lehigh Student Wins Williams Senior Prize in Psychology

Alan H. Minion son of Mr and Mrs Irving M Minion of 268 Belleview Terrace recently graduated from Lehigh University Bethlehem Pa with a BS in psychology and earned the Williams Senior Prize a first prize carrying a cash award of 150 dollars Minion graduated cum laude.

Alan H. Minion Irving M. Minion Belleview Terrace Lehigh University Bethlehem Williams Minion

Harvard Master’s To Miss Levitas at 309th Harvard Commencement

Marjorie S. Levitas of 1485 Stanley Terrace Hillside New Jersey received a Master of Education degree at Harvard University’s 309th commencement on June 16.

Cambridge Mass Marjorie S. Levitas Stanley Terrace Hillside N. J Harvard University

Hillside Times publication details and pricing note

The Hillside Vine lists weekly publication by Hill side Times Publishing Co at 14 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey with subscription rates across the United States and single copy price ten cents. This issue is Vol 36 No 31 indicating a second class postage entry in Elizabeth New Jersey.

Hillside Times Publishing Co North Broad St Hillside 5 United States

Doctor Degren Klein Earns Medical Degree Cum Laude

Melvin J Klein nephew of Mr and Mrs Morris Avergoy of Clark Street recently earned an M D degree cum laude from Upstate Medical Center State University of New York Syracuse New York Dr Klein is son of Mr and Mrs Julius Klein of Long Island New York

Melvin J. Klein Morris Avergoy Clark Street Awang Upstate Medical Center State University of New Yong Syracuse N. Y Dr. Klein My. Ayy Julius Klein Loos Island N.Y

Bar Mitzvah of David Schwartz Honors Newark Family

David Zoy Schwartz, son of Mr and Mrs Milton Schwartz of 1430 Stayjjey terrace, will have his bar mitzvah Saturday morning June 25 at Congregation Kehilath Israel located at Hawthorne Avenue and Osborne Terrace in Newark. The notice notes the family motto Always Pays To Look ALL Ways.

David Zoy Schwartz Milton Schwartz Stayjjey Terrace Congregation Kehilath Israel Hawthorne Avenue Osborne Terrace Newark

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