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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1958
Page
8
The Hillside Times is printed and published every Thursday at 3 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey by The Hillside Times Publishing Company with Sidney Silverstein as business manager and Robert Kaplan as editor.
The Times offers U S delivery for 3 50 per year with single copies at 10 cents Postage to Canada and foreign countries must be added at a standard rate.
The Times invites letters and items of interest from readers. Writers must include name and address for good faith. Anonymous communications will not be published.
At a recent public budget hearing for Hillside and Linden townships, Board of Education president Joseph Ream voiced what he called constructive criticism accusing Linden of better services and challenged budget allocations. Township Committee countered most claims, with readers noting possible motives linked to the health officer salary dispute involving Dr. Gerson L. Ram and political maneuvering within the Democrats.
Cleaning up landscapes seeding lawns and planting shrubs with weekly maintenance. Orange 44504 listing includes a date 1 10 55.
Robert Diamond, board attorney, states that a prior article misinterpreted a ruling about Dr. Francis J. Grant. The ruling concerns serving as school physician while also being a member of the Board of Health and does not bar appointments by other boards.
Seers elected at Hillside Elks Auxiliary meeting held Thursday evening at Hillside Avenue Hall. New officers include President Mrs Frank Baltey Vice President Mrs Donte Brown Secretary Mrs Ape Norton Treasurer Mrs Dorothy Christenson Conductress Mrs George Liss and Chaplain Mrs Lawrence Dibinis Installation set for April 17.
Walter Kiernan radio and television personality will entertain the Hillside Industrial Association at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth. The event follows a 5 30 p.m. dinner meeting on Thursday evening March 20.
Rabbi Eliezer Cohen of Sinai Congregation will join a Rabbinical Council of New Jersey panel in Lakewood on Tuesday March 27 to discuss proposed Line lossing laws. A second feature is a panel on Kosher Meat in Supermarkets with a public hearing in Trenton last week referenced.
Committee member Hyman M. Schulman cited the health officer’s work pace, noting that 35 hours a week is not the measure of value. He followed that the officer’s claim about Linde Air Products Co chlorination unit inadequacy to stop plant discharge into a Elizabeth River tributary has been justified.
Services at Christ the King Catholic Church corner Blay Street Rutgers Ave led by Pastor Rev J Em met Knox with Rev Gerard B Whelan and Rev Richard A. scheduled in coming week.
A compact listing of church services and notices. Greene and various priests announce Mass times mornings and evenings, confessions, devotions, baptisms, and Sunday school hours. Churches include Ukrainian Catholic, First Church of Christ Scientist, Bethany Pentecostal, Hillside Presbyterian, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian, First Baptist, and Franklin Memorial Methodist with details on locations and leaders.
The police budget shows captains earning 6100 while sergeants receive 6000 marking a new pay scale. Detective Sal William Dieroff Sr reports threats from department members and an investigation notes his St Patrick's Day red tie among greening colleagues.
The notice lists Hour Nursery at 6 p m and Intermediate Fellowship for 7th 8th and 9th graders on Monday March 24 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m Pastors conference hours at lectures study 7 30 p m Commission on Membership meets at the church Wednesday March 26 8 p m Rev Robert Engel preaches Lenten sermon Travel You Roots Thursday March 27 8 p m Choir rehearsal for the week ahead See services Sunday through Saturday with morning and evening timetable and daily 6 45 a m 6 30 p m notes
Weekend services schedule spans Friday evening at 8 30 at Maple Hall and Saturday morning Hebrew and English sessions. Bar Mitzvah planned with students Dale Shack and Steve Stern at the Conservative Congregation of Hillside. Regional PTA luncheon highlights community education and ties between home and school.
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