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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
7
In a state ruled change Hillside police now issue subpoenas to traffic witnesses in triplicate. One copy goes to the witness another to Municipal Court and the third stays with the officer. Magistrate Henry Goldhor notes the forms avoid carbons using chemically treated backs.
The Hillside Y junior program started this week offering coed play groups for first graders. Second and third grade boys join sports or hobby clubs while girls in those grades participate in variety clubs. Fourth and fifth grade girls have fun on Tuesdays.
Walter H. Hildebrandt president of the Union County American Cancer Society reports a 1958 Cancer Crusade total of 122 883 94 dollars. He praises community chairmen and volunteers for leading the drive amid economic worries, noting Hillside under Harold Gottober raised 4 065 66 dollars.
The license of Donald W. Riney, 20, of 1476 Center Street, Hillside, is suspended for one month after improper turn and three stop sign violations were cited. The action reflects city traffic enforcement records and penalties assessed by the licensing authority.
The Kiwanis Club of Hillside is represented at the 1958 New Jersey District Kiwanis International convention in Asbury Park on October 25. Club President Paul Kifner announced the attendance along with delegates Emmanuel M. Reiter Dr. Ralph A. S. Nussbaum and Pere.
Community column highlights include a Bar Mitzvah for Charles Feltman of 1544 Schley Street at Temple Bnai Abraham Newark with a reception at Avon Caterers. Also announced: Max Bass and family baby born September 4 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital. Phil Rizzuto praised though human. license revocation for someone. Frederick J. Gas Jr. events and dinner at home with family.
The text honors a famed Yankee shortstop known as Scooter Hill, praising his lifelong baseball impact and his humanitarian work. It notes his early love of the game, his vocal sportscasting career, and his substantial donation to Hillside High School scholarship funds, urging as an inspiration to the community.
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