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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1954
Page
7
The Hillside Times published Thursdays at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey under state law. Subscription rates are 3.50 annually with extra postage for Canada and foreign countries. Communications require name and address for good faith verification.
Mundet Cork Corp workers and Hillside officials agreed after legal pressure to stop burning cork waste and instead cart it away for dumping in meadowlands. The change follows a health ordinance amendment allowing penalties and a rapid series of court actions initiated by Assistant Attorney Arthur E. Dienst and Magistrate Allan L. Tumarkin, with township offers of township facilities to Mundet’s disposal.
The township, Munder, Fereday & Meyer agree to remove cork waste, led by Goldhor’s persuasion. First truck loads depart Friday and will continue daily until a cheaper method emerges. Officials and citizens praise cooperative effort to curb odor and dust as cork ash may be eliminated if burning stops.
Albert Schoolt, chair of the Hillside Cerebral Patsy fund drive, announced a $187 receipt from Dr Wayne Bisom, superintendent of schools. The money will be directed to medical care and aid for underserved pupils and teachers amid shortages, with contact for those affected.
A fragmented list shows church and association events across Newark and New Jersey. Activities include dances, card parties, guild meetings, and club gatherings at various Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Methodist venues with dates in October and related times.
A sequence of community notices lists events from Cub Pack 198 and the Board of Education, plus dinners and bazaars. The items cover October 26 Turkey dinner, November 1 Hillside Lodge dinner, November 6 Hillside Presbyterian Charrette, and other clubs including the Polish American Citizens Club and Women’s Progress Clubs, with anniversary dinners and PTA and Health meetings.
November 15 schedule includes B'nai B'rith Lodge meeting and a Father Son dinner for Boy Scout Troop 195. On November 16 a Township Committee session is planned and a Progress Club Board of Governors meeting is slated for November 23.
Births list many names with addresses in Hillside and surrounding areas including Allan Billitz 45 Ridgway Avenue Kenneth Sorrentino 1088 Thomas Street Marian Laleveo 848 Jerome Avenue Maureen DeProspo 553 Route 22 Michael Ziemiak 205 Bostonvenue Linda Kate 272 Williamson Avenue Anthony Tremures 400 Co duimibia Avenue Wayne Nudiandny 46 Youn Avenue Barbara Beltrat 366 Harvard Avenue Keith McAloney Ian Hillside Avenue Glen Rover Buoys Hollywood Avenue Bondle Findlay 388 Yalo Avenue Robert Wawrzewski 1203 S Bright Street Diane Riche 4 E Young Avenue Leonang Matlose 972 Harvard Avenue Werner Schuman 1610 N Broad Street Read Mensick Jr 396 Princeton Avenue John Mi Hayward Avenue Karen Kyzima 1512 Franklin Street Charles Walker 542 Buchanan Street Mark Gonowite 1223 Broadway Shela Hamlin 18 Race Street Richard Goorny MARRIAGE LICES To Harry Richter Hillside Teese Bajack 492 Tasky Street Willan Mika Linden Barbara Cort 634 Buchinam Street Eugene Ponaint Hillside 969 Rose Dreyfus
A long stream of names and addresses appears, listing individuals and residences from Newark and nearby towns. The fragmentary item reads like a personal notice or directory snippet, with many first names last names and street addresses, including multiple entries for Hillside Newark Tottenville and related locales.
NEW BRUNSWICK Rutgers University announces cadet promotions in the AFROTC Cadet Corps. Cadet Paul J. Dubow, son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Dubow of 144 Stanley Terrace Mill Side, is named first lieutenant. Catherine Costa of 833 Ution Avenue Hill Side N J heads Mount St Scholastica College social committee as student council vice president.
Gerald Kaplan aged 38 of 361 Conant Street Hillside is accepted on probationary membership into the Rutgers University Glee Club. He will attend one class weekly during the month long probation in addition to rehearsals concentrating on vocal problems reading music and repertoire. The Glee Club performs statewide and may lead to admission in the University Choir with concerts alongside the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.
Abe Pashkow won the golf tournament at Catskill resort with Bernard in the Wy race. The Flagler, South Fallsburg, September 19, also featuring Sam Frucht and Bellview entry cross entries in Curry Hillside B’nai Brith event.
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