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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1960
Page
2
Hillside drops three of three in a twin bill as Seton Hall defeats the Comets 9 4 while Jefferson of Elizabeth edges them 6 5 in a late rally. Crawford leads Hillers with a key three run drive.
A terse local note records P E Transportation with a vehicle reference 3129 and a Teetaiyee sighting on May 16 2023. No further details are provided on the event or individuals involved.
The board plans to audit rental and purchase agreements to reduce misunderstandings. The Research Committee consulted with principals on fines for damaged books as part of a policy to deter damage and protect property. A copying machine purchase was proposed to improve clerical efficiency and payroll work.
Contained OCR notes indicate confidence that St. Elizabeth's hospital appeal will be well received by residents. The text references citizens recognizing a critical bed shortage and supporting efforts to analyze and respond to the hospital's needs.
Mr Johnson voiced strong support for a worthwhile project while Leslie F Schurck, director of industrial engineering at Cooper Alloy Corp plant in PGllside, leads the industrial solicitation program.
Usypchuk a 57 year old maintenance man at Overhead Door Inc in Newark sustained a serious head injury after a fall from the roof during a Thursday incident. He was treated on scene by Dr. Victor Cincotti and transported to Newark Beth Israel Hospital. Police noted no witnesses but suspected loss of balance while cleaning gutters led to a 25 foot fall onto the pavement.
The Associated Master Barbers of Hillside announce price hikes effective Tuesday May 31. The new rates are 1.75 dollars for men and 1.50 dollars for boys, reflecting ongoing cost increases.
Hillside High edged Edison Tech 39 to 58 in a season opening dual meet. Billy Malone set a personal record in the high hurdles at 154 seconds and Lenny Moore of Edison shaved eight tenths from the 440 to 52.2 seconds. Washington of Allison starred with three wins and a fourth place tie. Malone led Hillside with top finishes in the high and low hurdles and points in the 100 yard dash and broad jump. The team later placed in the Watchung Conference meet won by Westfield.
Sinai Congregation at 1531 Maple Avenue schedules Shavuoth observances starting sundown May 31. Services include May 31 at 9 PM. June 1 at 5 AM 8:15 PM 8:45 PM. and June 2 at 8:45 AM 8:15 PM. Yizkor on June 2 at 10:45 AM. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen conducts services. Sinai Hebrew School students hold services June 1–2 9:30–11 AM led by Herman C. Lansey.
The Conservative Congregation of Hillside will hold a meeting Sunday June 5 at 8 30 pm at 910 Salem Avenue to discuss plans for a new building. Dr Joseph Peyser says current quarters are inadequate and trustees have consulted architects fundraisers and United Synagogue officials. A color drawing will be shown and questions answered. Also on June 5 registration for new Sunday and Hebrew School pupils runs 11 am to noon. Hillside National Bank closes Monday for Memorial Day and reopens Tuesday evening for extended hours.
Peter G. Humanik announced try-outs for Hill side Recreation Commission Babe Ruth Baseball League on Saturday morning May 28 at Conant Street Park Woodruff section. Open to all residents aged 15 to 18. Signed applications required. forms available at the Municipal Building Recreation Office. Last year’s managers and coaches and new volunteers urged to attend.
Olympic Park will officially open its pool with a Navy commissioned raft presented by the Port Newark Naval Reserve Training Center. Miss Navy Reserve, Nancy Ann Matturri of West Orange, will preside on May 23. The raft, capable of four adults and many children, supports the Red Cross Learn to Swim program starting June 27.
The final Cub Pack 190 meeting was held at A. P. Morris School. Awards were given by Ro bert Cadwallader and Sherman Roberts to listed scouts. A film was shown and plans announced for a May 30 family Cubes event at Woodruff Section Elizabeth River Park.
Sueann Doyle, an eighth grade pupil at Christ the King School, won a four year scholarship to Benedictine Academy in Elizabeth after taking Archduc uvesan high school entrance exams. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle of 339 Clarence Avenue. Other eighth graders also gained acceptance to schools of their choice for next September.
Cub Scout Pack 99 of Christ the King Church traveled by bus to West Point New York home of the U S Military Academy for Armed Forces Day observance. Their final meeting for the season was May 20 at Harden Locker School gym with demonstrations. Plans for the annual award picnic are set for June 12 at Union County Park on Conant Street.
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association of Newark announces a group insurance plan covering mortgage payments up to 12 months if a borrower is disabled or dies. The plan, developed with William I. Rosenthal, C.L.U., is voluntary for eligible borrowers at Newark offices 88 Lyons Avenue and 434 Chancellor Avenue.
The Hillside Times reports the loss felt by Harden-Locker School faculty and students at the passing of Head Custodian August Schulz. Principal John Lopresti Jr. notes Schulz’s conscientious work improving the school environment. The notice also states Seymour H. Miller of 82 Bailey Avenue Hillside is elected to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
The Hillside PAL funding drive reports more than 40,000 raised toward a 60,000 goal for the Hillside Building and Youth Center on Hillside Avenue. Contributions come from Hillside Industrial Foundation, local clubs, churches, and house to house drives. The building is planned for completion by July 1 with contractor David Evans, while events like a June 14 theater party at Mayfair Theater and a late summer bazar support PAL programs.
Atwater of 12557 Waverly Place Elizabeth will become Pingry School headmaster after Dr. Laurence Springer retires in June 196. The three and a half month search included more than 50 candidates from across the country with Atwater favored for leadership and long service to Pingry tests.
The Pingry School announces Mr. Atwater will continue as head of the Milly School in the coming school year. His family ties trace to former Pingry trustees and alumni, including Edward Atwater Sr. and Edward W. Brown, with his son Charles G. Atwater Jr. among current students and relatives. He previously taught at Noble and Greenough, Fairfield, and Dedham High School before joining Pingry in 1937.
Mrs Hanna Grushkin a teacher of special classes at Incal schools was elected treasurer of the Council for Exceptional Children at the season's final meeting. Elizabeth David Gingland director of the Raritan Valley Unit Camp for Retarded Children spoke on the camp program noting three week summer sessions for retarded youths. A speakers bureau to train high school students to teach exceptional children will become active in September.
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