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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1957
Page
8
The Hillside publishing notice outlines subscription costs of 4.50 yearly and 8 cent single copies with Canada added postage. It states letters must include sender name and address for good faith, and anonymous communications will not be published.
The Hillside Ambulance Squad, now five years old, seeks donations to erect an $80,000 facility on Hillside avenue land donated by the township. Volunteers operate two ambulances, with night coverage expanding as funds and space are provided. all service is free to residents.
Joseph A Policastro GMhera Contractor supplies estimates for driveways at 1404 White Street WA 93 7959.
Dr Dan Dahl, longtime Bristol-Myers assistant vice president in charge of product planning, retires after 11 years with the firm. Born in Sweden, he earned MS and PhD from American University, held posts with FDA and US Food and Drug Administration, and authored many scientific articles. He was active in multiple chemical and professional societies.
Cub Pack 94 sponsored by Har den-Looker School P T A marked its 17th anniversary at a Blue and Gold charter dinner. Sweeney Bedell presented the charter, accepted by cubmaster Daniel Tacullo. Fiore Toscano donated a new American flag accepted by William Buttwell. Anniversary cake donated by Mrs. Vernon Killinger. Awards went to Daniel Bedell, Robert Frances, Barry Braverman, Lawrence Killinger, Peter Lang, Barry Lobe, Michael Marsnick, Joseph Marlino, John Orlowski, Richard Roderer, Philip Santucci, Howard Spiegel, John Sutton, Robert Tross, William Wheaton, Howard Witting, John Zemanovic, Anthony Hatala, Carmine Tacullo. Pins went to den mothers Mrs. Michael Marsnick, Mrs. Killinger, Mrs. F. Lang, Mrs. Helen Dowling and assistants Mrs. Muriel Gibbons, Mrs. William Buttwell, Richard Lewinski, William Gibbons, Arthur Poschock welcomed as new Cubs.
Veda Roberts and Nancy Cuyol performed at a farewell party for Guy Lombardo at East Point House restaurant Breport LT. Lombardo praised Nancy Cuyol, saying she is on the way to a big and happy career.
Hillside students presented a Cal vin Coolidge annual music program under Muriel Ehren featuring a play Play Safe with named cast and dance and instrumental numbers. The eighth grade elections produced president Marvin Wainschel and a slate including Vice President Herbert Grossman and Secretary Angela Seardia. A class project on Brazil explored coffee production and travel posters with students Frank Mahon Tom Harzula Vincent DeSantis and Mary Ann e guiding artistic work.
Hurden-Looker basketball edged Hillside Grammar School League play 31-17 at Hillside Ave gym to extend its winning streak. William Shields led the attack with Steven Sachon support. Donald Matlosz and Robert Kreshok impressed on playmaking. Leonard Rossi topped Hillside.
Aces lead Lads 31 to 30 while Globehoppers top Panthers 40 to 21. Lads slip to 53 and 14 for Pirates as Globehoppers beat Aces 56 to 48. Odd notes mention phone requests and waivers.
ORT Day festivities marked the 30th anniversary of World ORT Union training programs. Hillside Chapter, proclaimed by Mayor V William Pi Buono, hosts a Thursday tea at Snat Congregation 1931 Maple Ave with a play Pros and Pantomimes, a speaker Mrs Louise Tractenberg, and refreshments.
Rotary officers for Hillside Rotary Club were nominated with a slate including vice president Charles Minn treasurer Paul Keewe and directors Hay Curls Christes Meyers and Tru Gaviseho. The election date is March 29 and a new member drive was started with Quytis as chairman. Members planned a March 21 inter-etch meeting in Chicago Chetenu Mountainside and over $50 in voluntary Hungarian relief funds were raised.
The Saybrook School PTA executive board met at Mrs. David Horwitz’s home to plan upcoming events. A panel discussion titled Know Your Community is set for March 13 at 8 15 pm in the Abram P Morris School auditorium with Henry Nulton as chairman and members from the Township Committee Board of Education and Recreation Commission. The annual faculty supper is March 22 at 7 pm in the school gym with Mrs Henry Garrod as chair. An 8th grade trip to the Metropolitan Opera Tosca is scheduled for March 8, chaperoned by Thomas Reilly and Mrs Harold Berlin. Mrs Albert Bernheim chairs the parent education committee for a March 27 meeting on Camping at 8 15 pm in the school auditorium open to the public. Isador Manheim was named nominating committee chairman, with co hosts Mrs Norman Gitkin and Mrs Vincent Vitale.
Church services at Christ the King Catholic Church Sey Merny G DeWith Pastor and other clergy include Mass times for Sundays and Holy Days, baptisms, confessions, and novena devotions. First Church of Christ Scientist Elizabeth lists service times, readings, and a daily reading room schedule with lessons from Science and Health.
A reading list from King James Vermont New Testament lessons at Welles Pentecostal Church. Sermons include When Almost is Good Enough, with Senior Choir and Junior-Hi Westminster Fellowship. World Day of Prayer observance at Presbyterian Church tomorrow night. Lent study sessions begin Wednesday with adult Bible class and choir rehearsals. Church School, Pioneer Girls, Youth Fellowship schedules listed.
A legal notice from Union County announces final readings on town ordinance amendments including traffic regulation for vehicles on specific streets and snow emergency rules. The document lists the town committee and township officials, plus a surrogate notice to creditors of Armin BG KO deceased with probate actions set for March.
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