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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1956

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Will Amend ABC Code For Church Services In Club

Township committee moves to amend the Alcoholic Beverage Control ordinance to permit a Ukrainian Catholic Church to hold Sunday services at a club on Sunday from 7 am to 1 pm with no alcohol sales. The measure seeks to balance religious needs with existing Sunday beverage restrictions, with Attorney Adele Braelow to draft. Other actions include renaming an Industrial Hillside post office cancellation and postponing a sidewalk hearing until November 20.

Ukrainian Catholic Church Adele Braelow State Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control Myron Sozanski Liberty Avenue Elks Cld P.O William Runyon Bleaberh Hillside Avenue Industral Emerson Lane

Residents oppose sidewalk on narrow street amid truck traffic

Residents argue the street is too narrow for a sidewalk and would raise pedestrian danger due to heavy truck traffic. They propose limiting light traffic and closing it when children travel to and from school. The Police Sergeant and Township Committee will survey the situation. Two ordinances on final reading set planning board procedures and traffic rules. An ordinance to regulate curb cutting and driveway locations was introduced on first reading. Public hearing is December 4.

Township Committee Planning Board Aimertiney

Speaker To Discuss Emotion And Asthma In Newark

Israel Friedman of Denver will address the Newark League of the MHAG on November 19 at 8 30 pm at the Essex House Newark about changing the emotional climate in the rehabilitation of children with chronic intractable asthma Mrs Milton Roth announced London born Fannie E Lorber UNHAC leader and Denver Home founder will attend The Newark League supports the Denver program with free treatment for all races and creeds and four New Jersey children are in treatment Officials will attend the Waldorf Astoria dinner November 24 and an eastern conference November 25 at the Hotel Biltmore New York City with speakers including Mrs Lorber and Dr Murray Peshkin

Essex House Newark Israel Friedman Jewish National Home For Denver Newark League of the Mhag Milton Roth Tryngion Fannie E. Lorber New Jersey Waldorf-Astoria Hotel New York City Biltmore Lorber Friedman Br. M. Murray Peshkin New York

Anti-Defamation Forum Set For Hillside Lodge Event

Hillside Lodge 1514 B n a i B r i t h will host an anti defamation forum Monday evening November 19 at 8 90 pm in Bethel Berkowita Hall Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Ave Speaker Israel H Moss will discuss national programs of the Anti Defamation League Moss a St Peters College and US Marine Corps veteran has led liaison work with YWCA Junior Chamber of Commerce National Student Association and League of Women Voters Allan L Tumarkin council Anti-Defamation chair will introduce and preside Refreshments after the talk.

Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith Bethel Berkowita Hall of Sinai

Hillside High Students Visit NYC Museums

Ten Hillside High School teens, guided by world history teacher Mrs. Vincent Polsinelli, toured New York City. They visited the Museum of Natural History and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, using portable radio receivers to hear lectures. They viewed the Relics of the Culture of Ancient Man exhibit and were the first HHS group to visit the museum's new armor display.

Diane Galik Hillside High School New York City Vincent Polsinelli Museum of Natural History Metropolitan Museum of Art HHS Armor

High School Fund Drive Falls Short Amid Celebrations

Wing students led the eighth annual magazine drive at Dne High raising 11700 dollars, short of the 15000 goal. Karen Schulman headed a committee of thirteen upperclassmen handling subscriptions with aides Mil da Walkley and Phyllis Freimayer aiding. Junior and senior councils plan the year while sophomores announce Harvest Moon dance themed “It’s Only A Paper Moon” to be held November 16 with band the Sharps and a paper moon centerpiece.

Rex D'Agostino Leith Baletin Steven Baum Richard Cohen Michael Frucht Carol Geraci Judith Milkce Douglas Williams Polstelli Dne High Karen Schulman Milda Walkley Phyllis Freimayer Karen Jon Brody Harriet Harding Jane Lange Randy Malone Doris Miskew Irwin Ravin Paula Rosner Elaine Smith Paul Szymanski Joan Waldeman Joyce ‘Winquist Johnson Bill Bisignani Carol Cohen Jerry Dienst Nathalie Hillman James Leopardo Jane Parsoff Joel Presley David Samson Barry Schulman Barry Shandler Rena Skupp Suellen Stempler Lester Teltsher Elain Woodring Jane Bell Barry Chase Jeffrey Conford Dorothy Fleck Laura Flecker Roger Garodnick Valerie Gerstein Edward Goldstein Marlene Heon Gordon Jacobs Ellen Krowen Jean Light Joseph McLaughlin Wendy Mankowitz Ruth Paul Stanley Rice Jean Rosenberg Stephen Ta Bikin Rose Tobin Gloria Wadeyka Regina Weller Stuart Wurtzel Raymond Courage Barbara Eisensstadt Elaabeth Friedman George Gombos Howard Levine Beverly Matlosz Ronald Powell Stephen Ritz Marilyn Silverman Myrna Swanger Danny Valente Sharps

Letters To The Editor On Burning Leaves

A Hillside resident argues the leaf burning ban leaves streets wet and messy while lawmakers should fund cleanup instead of enforcing a law. Mrs Marie Ross urges action to prevent danger from accumulating leaves across sidewalks and streets.

Conant Hillside Times Hillside Marie Ross

Township notes ad for house sale by Theresa M Hensen

Quick results promised by Theresa M Hensen, broker. Contact WA 6-4240 adv. Local housing listing highlights available properties for sale through Township Notes as a brokered service.

Theresa M. Hensen

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