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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1962

Page

2

TV Set Winner In Tobia Contest

Mrs Dorothy J Solomin turns over winning ticket for a Magnavox TV valued at 398.50 in Tobin’s Appliances contest at 1321 and 1112 Liberty Ave Hillside.Another winner was Mrs Gertrude Schneider who received a 6 transistor Magnavox radio worth 24.95. Drawing ran Feb 22 to May 1 with 20 years in Hillside.

Dorothy J Solomin Michael Tobia Solomins Gertrude Schneider Gertrude St Dorothy J. Solomin Buchanan St Magnavox Tobin's Appliances Liberty Ave Solomin Sophie Gravalec Hillside N. J. Bell Telephone Co Newark Frank Singer Sewing Machine Co Elizabeth Robert Calvin Coolidge School

Denver League to Install Mrs Kornfeld as President

Mrs George Kornfeld of Irvington will be installed as president of the Newark League, Children’s Asthma Research Institute and Hospital, and Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children at Denver, during its annual Mother's Night on Monday evening, May 21, at the Coronet in Irving.

George Kornfeld Irvington Newark League Children's Asthma Research Institute Jewish National Home For Asthmatic Denver Irving

Community notices name new officers for local group

Mrs Kornfeld succeeds Mrs Jerry Goldberg of Hillside who will give an annual report Local residents to be installed include Mrs Samuel Leventer recording secretary and Mrs Morris Levy 1461 corresponding secretary Other officers are Mrs Meyer Sattler of Irvington and Mrs Sol Goldman of Newark vice presidents treasurer Mrs Louis Cohen of Newark and Mrs William Smith of Newark financial secretary

Public urged to learn truth on Hillside taxes

Republican candidate Joseph Ram told a Republican Club meeting at College Inn to uncover the truth about property valuations. He cited shifts in residential and industrial taxes, predicting higher bills for homeowners and some industrial taxes showing declines. Ram plans a campaign with Valenti and Pimm to unseat the current Hillside administration.

Hillside Joseph Ram Republican Township Committee Republican Club College Inn Ram Jack Valenti William B. Pimm Pimm

Couple marks 50th anniversary at Canoe Brook party

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Buie of Short Hills observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a May 1 dinner party at Canoe Brook Country Club in Summit attended by about 100 guests. They wed May 1, 1912, in Kansas City, Kansas.

William H. Bule Short Hills Canoe Brook Country Club Summit Kansas City Kansas Buie Alma A. Przybylski Newark Buie Steel Corp Hillside Neil W Robert G Scotch Plains Ray K. Serfass Staunton Richard G. Byram Chatham Joseph C. Fear, Jr la Jolla Calif Donald Jeffery Serfass Ronald Mackey Virginia Kathryn Linda Buie Deborah Vicki Fear Cal

Hillside Lions Elect Officers

Peter G. Humanik elected president of the Hillside Lions Club on May 10 will be installed June 14 along with officers including vice presidents Jack Levine August Paoercio and Arnold H. McClow treasurer William C. Stark secretary Dominick F. Peterpaul lion tamer Irving Schimel tail twister G Allen Schuhmann and directors Henry Groh Sam Leventer for two years Maurice Bright for the one year term

Peter G. Humanik Hillside Lions Club Jack Levine August Paoercio Arnold H. McClow William C. Stark Dominick F. Peterpaul Irving Schimel G. Allen Schuhmann Henry Groh Sam Leventer Maurice Bright

Town Hall Tour By Hillside Old Guard Retirees

The Hillside chapter of The Old Guard toured the Municipal Building Thursday under Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler. The two hour visit covered every department from basement to roof with explanations of operations. Several seniors had not entered town hall before, even to pay taxes, a task they left to their wives.

Hillside The Old Guard Louis A. Dischler Dischler

New Recreation Board Member Named Vincent J Dotoli

Vincent J Dotoli, named a member of the Recreation Commission, is a pre law student in his junior year at Rutgers Newark College of Arts and Sciences. He was appointed last week to the board.

Vincent J. Dotoli Recreation Commission Rutgers Newark College of Arts and Sciences

Hillside Resident Dotol Active in Local Clubs

A Hillside resident for over 20 years with roles in the Debate History Economics and Newman clubs at the college. Dotol serves as vice president of the Hillside Young Democratic Club and belongs to Christ the King Holy Name Society. He lives at 53 Nant Street.

Debate Newman Dotol Hillside Young Democratic Club Christ the King Holy Name Society Hillside Conant St

Progress Club Elects New Officers for 1962 63

Lute Share former president of the Board of Education was chosen president of the Men's Progress Club for 1962 63. Installation is set for Tuesday evening June 12 at Sinai Congregation Youth Center on Maple Ave. Public invited. Other officers include Vice President Philip Levin Marty Alban and Robert Diamond. corresponding secretary Harold Wovsaniker. recording secretary Franklin A Feltman.

Lute Share Board of Education Men’s Progress Club Sinai Congregation Maple Ave Philip Levin Marty Alban Robert Diamond Harold Wovsaniker Franklin A. Feltman

Club approves donations to local organizations fund

Financial secretary Samuel Leventer and Sergeant-at-arms Leiden lead a Board of Governors meeting extending 45 year terms for Sol Ostrin F Weisbart and Jack Willher. The club approved donations to the Women Progress Club fund for the Mentally Retarded of Union County Hillside PAL Hillside Ambulance Squad Warner League and the Jewish Appeal.

Samuel Leventer Leiden Board of Governors Sol Ostrin F Weisbart Jack Willher Scher Women's Progress Club Fund Union County Hillside Pal Hillside Ambulance Squad Warner League Jewish Appeal Pop Ited

Hillside Times Publication Details and Pricing

The Hillside Times weekly edition lists the Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc address at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey. It provides subscription pricing of 3.59 per year within the United States and single copy price of 10 cents. The issue is stamped as May 17 1962 and notes second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.

The Hillside Times Publishing Ex, Inc North Broad St Hillside 5 N. J United State

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