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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1958
Page
1
The Hillside school system held an orientation last Thursday for 26 new teachers. Dr. Wayne T. Branom welcomed them at Hillside High School with board president Joseph Ram and a host of principals and staff.
Reading of lunch sessions includes Juniors and Seniors from 12:25 PM and Freshmen and Sophomores from 12:45 PM to 4 PM with a mid day Limcheon from 12 to 1.
The Town ship Committee and Board of Education argued over whether the local building inspector controls school construction. The Fire Department demanded relocation of a boiler at the high school, despite state approval, to meet eight foot code rules.
Local theft report notes office machines valued at 1,000 stolen from Evans Terminal, tied to Kraft backing for a charter study. Karl S. Ross, Republican candidate, calls Municipal Affairs Survey Committee findings commendable, urging careful action by Hillside Township Committee amid questions on implementation and governance.
Rep Ference Dwyer will address Pollside Republican Club on Thursday September 2 at 4 30 pm at the Polish American hall 00 Blay Street. Mrs Dwyer is cited as a leading freshman in the House and was named a representative to the Brussels World's Fair. Karl B Ross Township Committee candidate and John Lapp tax collector candidate will also speak. Public invited.
The debate pits Mayor Adelph A. Winston against Republican Committeeman Hyman M. Schulman with Mrs. Lillian Battate joining in at 205 Pennsylvania Avenue. Battate objected to funding for a shelter storage sheds and drinking fountain for Race Street and questioned the need for $10,000 noting work includes payment of contractors and concrete surfacing.
A voter sues over an ordinance while noting a study of playground needs should precede action. Recreation Commission had sought funds but was denied. $10,000 is now allocated for playgrounds. Mayor Winston says the Towship Committee plans to use capital improvement financing to keep taxes down as tensions rise over appointments and retirements.
William DiBuono and Rebel Diamond announced they will manage Lows A. Dischler’s campaign for township office. They praise his civic service on the Hillside Planning Board and Board of Adjustment, and note their own legal and community involvement in Hillside.
Walter Senultze Jr of Bristol Myers and Mark Janelli of Hillside named to the speakers bureau of the Statewide Committee for the Water Referendum. The appointment expands outreach for the water proposal debate.
Township moves to beautify Central Avenue with paving curbing and sidewalks at a projected cost of 14 000. Bids invited for 16 September while fuel oil purchases and voting registration plans are set and safety measures from the Hillside Safety Council are approved.
James M. Cutno 28 of 600 W dr street Phantield was fined 105 dollars or 10 days by Magistrate Henry Gold for driving without a license and on the revoked list. He could not pay the fine. William Ivory 48 of 496 Washington Newark was fined 155 dollars for driving while on the revoked list. he claimed a mistaken impression about his license.
Rabbi Eliezer Cohen of the Sinai Congregation at 131 Maple Avenue announced Holy Days services for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Cantor Edward Mogilefsiky will chant. Manuel Payosh reported few seats remain. Dan J. Diamond chairs the seat committee to assist seating next week. a joint members and board meeting is set for Monday evening to finalize arrangements.
Benjamin S. Berkowitz of South Orange announced that John Roy Carlson will address Sinai Congregation in Hillside on Tuesday September 16 in support of State of Israel Bonds. The Hillside appearance is part of the Essex County High Holy Day appeal involving over 35 synagogues.
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