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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1955

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Two Drunken Motorists Sentenced To Jail And License Revocation

Two men faced conviction for drunken driving after a collision on North Avenue. Lepinski, 44, of Avon Wallace Park, pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined and jailed with a 10 year license revocation. McKenzie, Bernard of 14 Blige Comtard, pleaded not guilty but was convicted after testimony from witnesses including Simon Kaplan. The court, led by Sidney Birnbaum, imposed revocation and fines, with one driver fined for drunken driving and another for the collision related charges.

Uist Lime Olen Arthur Isley Vinner Yrother North Avene Julie Pill Mirt Gonant Vents Vitor Lepinski Josph Wiken Rt I 1510 North Streel Maxoniyo the McKenzie Simon E. Kaplan Nuth Broad Street Quesi Cnse Ely Wel Gorsten Kinale

Business Head Appoints Arthur Britt for Community Chest Drive

Arthur A Britt mann named head of Red Feather Drive business group to lead financial development for the Community Chest campaign in Hillside. He owns Hollywood Pet and Supply at 1279 Liberty Avenue and serves in American Legion Harden-Looker Post 50, Bnai Brith, and Jewish War Veterans Elizabeth Post. Brittman, Newark born Navy veteran of WWI, is married with one son and two daughters.

Arthur A. Brittmann Hy Bibary Avp Hue Busiensmmen Asoulwlot Oaipaige ApHald EL McClow Tevin PL Sowers Tehgunnat Chaitin Red Prather Britta Hillside Hollywood Liberty Avenue Harden-Looker Post American Legion Hillside Lodge B'nai Brith Elizabeth Post Newark Tryington High School Brittman

Beauty Contest And Little League Awards Night Planned

A Democratic rally and awards night is planned in Union County for a beauty contest and Little League honors. Local committees select judges, crown finalists, and distribute trophies for American and National League play, with pins for 12 year olds and all participating youth invited to attend the event.

Democratic Rally For Aumside Hillside Demcrate Club Bela Wmd Speen Menon Aso Board of Recreation Commission Pan Iadivon Little Deaeur

Progress Club Dinner at Townley’s September 13

The Progress Club of Hill-Wl will hold a Dutch treat dinner at Townley’s on Tuesday September 13 at 7 pm. A meeting will follow and a party will be held at the Paper Plsen in Maineh. Reservations through Lou Fine or Moe Iwesident.

Mis Progress Club Hill- Wl Townley's Rest Wess Plsen Maeneh Wade Caine Mutiny Vetta

Lake Musical Star Irene Sirkin Leads Local Production

Irene Sirkin a one year old high school freshman and daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Sirkin of 938 Sturner Road played the lead in the musical Growing Pains at White Meadow Lake. She has been engaged as vocalist with the Mello Tones Newark dance band and studies under Al Siegel her voice coach who helped raise Dinah Shore Judy Garland and Frank Sinatra. Donald Gace of Millburn also connected with the Paper Mill Playhouse.

Irene Sirkin Feshman Harold Sirkin Sturner Toad White Meadow Lake Sawrday Mello ‘Tones Newark Miss Sirkin al Siegel Dinaly Shore Judy Garland Prank Sinatra Donald Gace Millburn Paper Mill Playhouse

Urees Rotary Red Feather Drive Aids Agencies

William Wiseman, assistant general superintendent at Esso Bayway Refinery Elizabeth, urged industry support for the Hillside Rotary Club drive. He described the Red Feather effort as a yearly chest to refill, aiding 26 agencies and sharing a polio survivor story as inspiration. Hillside boasted a three year performance, reaching 91 percent of its quota.

Hillside Community Welfire Council Rotary Elizabeth Waessay Willan Wiseman Wiseman Esso Bayway Rahway

Operation Flood Relief Organized in Hillside War Memorial

Hillside forms Operation Flood Relief after Tuesday night committee meeting at the War Memorial Building on Liberty Avenue. The center will act as flood relief HQ daily 10 am to 10 pm with donations solicited from the public and funds directed to home repairs and rebuilding for affected families and businesses.

Shire Mondhy Night Vamed Legit Harry Luftman Phatman Recreit Hol Comissian Attice Road Street Bustul Myers Gy Coduet Hillside War Memorial Liberty Avenue Harry S. Luftman Liflman Sid Elier Onedl Wie Hillside National Bank Treaswe Alinmerman Phote Walter Howell Bard of Trustees of the War Veterans Memorial Building Association Daftman Henry Cold

Debris From River Slated For Dumps

City officials announced a plan to dispose of river debris at nearby dumps after debris crossed the Elizabeth River near the North Avanna bridge. Mayor Henry Goldhor and the Township Committee reported assurances from Pere day and Meyer Tne, garbage contractors, that debris might be deposited at dumps. The Highway Department claimed no dumping site and suggested widening the bridge span to curb debris collection, drawing objections from the Board of Health and local authorities. Photographs by Willian Dierolf show piles along river banks as the debate continued.

North Avenna Elizabeth River Henry Goldhor Nats Pereday & Meyer Tne Stito Tighway Who Board of Health Haigh Way Department Peveiay & Moyer Aire Highway Department Threeholders Hag Bee Wellon I Vhmeet Willian Dierolf

Rod And Gun Club Picnic Promises Complete Air Conditioning

In a 20th anniversary event the Rod and Gun Club announces a fully air conditioned picnic setting. Members and guests can enjoy activities, meals, and speeches in comfort as organizers highlight modern cooling facilities. The notice emphasizes accessibility and a relaxed community gathering.

The Rod and Gun Club

Notice of collections in Hillside on September 5

Notice states that several collections will be made in Hillside on Late Day, September 5. Readership is advised of locations and times for the approaching collections.

Hillside

Liberty Avenue Plans Fall Event Network

Liberty Ave Business Association outlines autumn plans at a meeting held at Ho Fong Restaurant. Prizes for contestants and a Halloween parade are proposed along with a sales promotion and extra calendar distribution. Committee members are named to finalize arrangements and publicity.

Hye Tal Stison Liberty Ave Ho Fong Liberty Avenue Britta Tee Michael ‘Tobin Dulex ‘Terry de Seymour Mish Pal Koval Yong Helfigto Hany Weinstein Lune Ati Syles Father Seavily Dave I Jolie

Estate Willed to Family in Local Probate

Miss Adrivide Rick of 113 Williamsan ware left her estate to relatives in a will filed for probate this week. Surpowate Charles A. Otto oversees the matter as Rinck heirs receive sums including 8000 to Walter Rick and 16000 to another Rinck member. Four nephews and two nieces each receive thousand dollar legacies, with siblings and extended kin named among beneficiaries.

Satsaville Adrivide Rick Williamsan Ware Paw Ty Rinek San Jose Chiffard Wendeback Upper Montelur

Veda Roberts to perform at Monte Carlo Hotel over Labor Day weekend

Veda Roberts, a Yeutoneris MiAdy vocalist, will appear during Labor Day weekend at the Monte Carlo Hotel. She performs Friday and Saturday with plans for a Sunday show at a Bradley Bevel Hotel with her sister Nancy. Recent weekend shows include a appearance at Paddock Nicht club in Yonkery, NY.

Yeutoneris MiAdy Monte Carlo Catskills Bradley Bevel Nancy Cool Miss Roberts Yonkery

College Circles Dowie Kopp and Teachers College Delegates

Students from Munrelmy State and Teachers College attend the Second Annual Leadership Conference for New Jersey State Teachers College. Events run September 7 to 9 at the New Jersey State School of Conservation Stokes Forest Branchville. Delegates include Sue Keil and others, with programs on violin ensembles, four day sessions, and demonstrations. The event opens Monday at Mount Holyoke College for a four day program including performances and demonstrations. The Sister Kenny Foundation offers free treatment for children.

Dowie Kopp Williamson Avete Sue Keil Compton Phiee Munrelmy State Toielinns College New Jersey Colle Sell of Conservation Stokes Porest Branchville Sevediv Vesthiclenty

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