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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1958
Page
6
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The Times states it will publish letters and communications from interested leaders. Writers must provide name and address as evidence of good faith. anonymous submissions will not be published.
A Hillside editorial urges creating a physicians panel to answer emergency police calls promptly. Mayor Winston, Police Chief Korlesky, and Dr. Peyser back a coordinated system with on call doctors reachable via police headquarters to reduce delays and reliance on ambulances. The piece stresses police daily exposure to distress and the community benefit of rapid medical response.
A student at the Dewish Theological Seminary in New York City describes a day in his life as Mrs. Sidney Birnbaum arranges a model Passover seder table and Mrs. Joseph Ram conducts the meeting. Children of the Sunday School directed by Dr. Michael Roovhvarg will lead a model seder on Sunday March 30 at 9 30 am. Rabbi Simon Bohrovsky will direct his Mebrow School classes in their seder at 10 30 am.
Hillside Chapter 192, Order of Eastern Star, will hold the annual officer election at 7 30 p m Friday April 4 in the Masonic Hall. New officers will be installed April 13. Sewing machine tune up offer advertised follows the notice.
Tuesday March 25 1958 Joseph Senichka of 28 Cedar Street beloved husband of the late Susan Steh Senichka and father of Mary Whittle Susan Aparasa Ann Markovitch Elizabeth Batta and Joseph Senichka Jr. Funeral from 24 Cedar Street Friday at 8 30 AM to St Peter and St Paul Church Elizabeth where a High Requiem Mass will be offered at 9 AM
Mayor Winston explains new total was certified February 20 and that appointments for Jone, Schulman, and Std will be retroactive to that date once budget money is available. Civil Service rules require appointments within 15 days after certification or at the first meeting. budget adoption on March 11 delayed the process.
Around The Town notes Miss Ordower, a Weequahic High School graduate now a sophomore at American University in Washington DC, engaged to a university student who will graduate in June. Also, Bob Hoffman of 279 Williamson Ave returns as assistant fashion coordinator at L Bamberger & Company Newark after a Miami Beach stay and a Roary Club Newark fashion show involvement.
A Sinai Hebrew School luncheon in Newark on March 19 honored Mrs. Miton Bernstein and featured a fashion show by Betty of Vassar avenue. Attendees included Mrs. Hermans Lansey and Mrs. Len Lowen among others, with a later birthday celebration for Miss Hoffroan. MR. AND MRS. MAX SCHUSTER of Leslie Street report travel from St. Louis to Chicago to visit Audrey, now living in Chicago, and their daughter Andrey, a Northwestern University graduate, was noted as well. Roy Miller, born March 1 at Irvington General Hospital, is welcomed by the Miller family with maternal grandparents noted as Mrs. Edward Miller.
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