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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1957
Page
8
The fragmentary notice, dated 1926, lists publication details for a weekly paper printed at 4443 North Sroud Street Hilloids New Jury. It includes roles, subscription rates, and communication rules requiring writer name and address with letters for publication.
An independent Planning Board rejected proposals to subdivide Livingston Road for a high school gym addition, favoring existing access and opposing changes. The board cited police reports endorsing keeping Livingston Road open and noted the dispute may shift to the Township Committee on appeal.
Pet shops showcase a great assortment of fancy tropical fish at the Tropical Fish Center of Hillside with aquariums accessories and a bird department. Hollywood Pet and Supply at 1279 Liberty Ave offers free delivery and neighboring services.
Abraham Mankowitz announced at a trustees meeting the Sinai Youth Center Building Fund drive officers. Honorary chairmen: Benjamin S. Berkowitz Emanuel Finkel Isadore Holtz. Honorary vice chairmen: Max Kasoff Herman S. Lowenstein Max Schleifer. Secretary Manuel Pogash assistant secretary Mrs. Harry H. Stadlin. Treasurer Edward Keil assistant treasurer Benjamin Harper. Executive Secretary Rabbi Eliezer Cohen assistant executive secretary Herman C. Lanbey. Also: Charles Stollar won a fishing award in the fluke division at Point Pleasant derby.
The seven member Planning Board rejected the school authorities subdivision request to connect Livingston road to the Meh property after a two and a half hour public hearing. Adolph A. Winston was the lone yes vote with four opposed including Harry Silverman and V. William Di Buono. Two abstained Joseph Fuhrmann and Arthur Kreszl. The board adjourned after a heated conference.
Jews observe the Festival of Succees honoring the wandering of Israel and harvest thanks with services at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue last evening. Succes and Friday sessions led by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen include 8:45 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. times with Esther Berkowitz Hall hosting the Sinai Hebrew School children on Thursday and Friday mornings.
An overflow crowd attended the first regdal meeting of George Washington School PTA Monday in the school auditorium. Principal William Krautblatt welcomed parents as Mrs. Harold Heres led the officers and chairmen through the agenda. The group approved a 549 dollar budget and heard plans for a Thanksgiving dance in November. Mrs. Heres and Mrs. Norman Forer will attend the Atlantic City PTA convention October 23 to 25. The program featured a Gilbert and Sullivan parody with lyrics by Mrs. Mark Swanger and piano by Mrs. David Berlanstein.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Charles Wernicke Jr Chapter 55 DA N at the War Memorial Building started a fund raising program selling Christmas cards and wrappings. The Merchandise club will begin on Friday October 11 and posters for a sale October 26 are being prepared with many tickets sold. Commander Mrs Marion Kraft named Eleanor Moynihan legislative chairman and Fella Liycock named State junior activities chairman in Trenton. The next meeting Monday October 21 will be Secret Pyl Night.
Furs and jewelry valued at 5900 were reported stolen Tuesday night from Morris Meltzer at 176 Hartley Terrace. Entry gained by forcing a rear kitchen door. Earlier, Edith Schwartzbach surprised two men at 176 Hartley Terrace. they fled. Patrolman Joseph Tomzyk investigated the break at Meltzer’s home.
Church notices list Friday evening services at Maple Hall 1551 Maple Ave at 3 30 p m and a Friday October 11 service at 8 30 p m conducted in Hebrew by Dr Harold Berlin and in English by Edward Gott Heb Hosts for welcome include Judge and Mrs Sidney Birnbaum and Mr and Mrs S Gilbert.
Winston challenged Ira Dorian, attorney for Plymouth road taxpayers, about the basis for partially leaving Livingston road open. The dispute refers to the resolution adopted by the Township Committee on September 3, with Winston accused of either misremembering or trying to confuse the issue.
Hillside Y launches fall activities for Millsiles youths under Joe Nerenberg at Hillside Avenue Schostwyinfast wool. Programs include basketball, kickball, volleyball relays, and occasional awards nights. Sixth grade boys use the gym Monday nights. seventh and eighth grade boys on Trenay nights. coed seventh and eighth grade nightly Tuesdays. junior clubs begin this week as Gen Abramowitz notes heavy attendance.
The Times clarified a last week report on Joseph A. D'Amiano versus the township over an abandoned gas station at Maple and Bailey. Judge John B. Wick did not rule on a instituted action to correct the condition but noted the township had moved to fill the pit before the suit was filed.
The report notes that a local court received an American Bar Award this year for outstanding service. Details on the recipient and presenting body are limited in the available text.
The ALA hosts its first season meet at Sinal Congregation Maple Avenue Monday October 14 starting 7 30 pm. A jiu jitsu team will showcase Japanese skills while Lee Blaus tein Fabyan Swim Club athletic director presents at 8 30 pm. Participants include Mike Sorrentino Panzer College and Jerry Rinker Rutgers University, both future wrestling coaches. Parents and interested adults invited refreshments served at close.
A brief, unclear OCR fragment mentions a 13 year old group and a 14 and 21 year old, with unclear terms like Hii and pesty. The garbled text provides minimal context about participants, ages, or actions, making precise interpretation impossible.
The St Marys Guild of the First Copal Church of St Elizabeth will mark its 41st year with a birthday card party Friday evening at the parish house 137 Pomona Avenue New ark. Committee includes Miss Kathryn chairman Mrs William Lyons Mrs Jy Landon Mrs William and Mrs Arthur Watkins. Kv help join and support your Red Cross.
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