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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1956

Page

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Hillside High opens year long subscription drive

Hillside High School students launch an all school magazine drive with a goal of 15000 dollars, offering 11 dollar per pupil quota, four dollar incentives and cash prizes including ten and seven fifty, to contact over a thousand homes in Hillside 16. Profits fund school clubs dances yearbook and paper.

Area Shulman Milds Walkley Hillside Times Times Brinwine The Hillside

Hillside Lions Present Lehigh Valley Painting at Civic Dedication

The Hillside Lions Club donated an original watercolor of an old Lehigh Valley Rail Road station by Hilmer Hirschhorn to Hillside township. The artwork, first shown in June, will hang in the library. Hirschhorn attended the ceremony with club chair Terry and was connected with Snyder & Black Inc. in New York.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Hilmer Hirschhorn Hill Side Yaw Hillside Lions Club Jules Terry Hillside Elizabeth Art Club Hillside Times Hirschhorn Snyder & Black Inc New York City Fawcett Art School Art Students League The National Academy

North Avenue Civic Group forms to aid area families

The North Avenue Civic Group organized at Maj Karl Ross home aims to provide bus transport to school for children and broaden civic focus across the North avenue area. Temporary officers named with plan for a mid October meeting to finalize structure and goals. local volunteers from Hillside Irvington chapters joined to host a 400 parent gathering at East Orange Veterans Hospital with entertainers and refreshments.

Day Hospital North Avenue North Avenue Maj Karl Ross Maj. Ross Frances Slonim Charles Wernicke, Jr Jay Hillside Sgt Warren F. Connelly Irvington East Orange Veterans Hospital Buddy Mack Ronson Sisters Lee Mariner Alberice & His Baby Chicks Julia Cummings Daniel W. Leib Sr J Vincent Moynihan Joseph Brooks Anthony Liniewski John Sgroi Charles Maul

Campaigner Sergeant Surprises Court In New Jersey News

Press accounts misread Meyner remarks at a municipal building dedication in Elizabeth as a dig at his dating life. The governor joked about love and time, while Republican guests distributed Winston cigarettes at a luncheon. Sgt De Graw impressed a magistrate with drunkometer expertise amid defense questioning. Rumors swirled about a Hillside High first trans Atlantic call misfire related to Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth.

Guv. Meyner New Jersey Dispatch Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth Henry Goldhor Winston Robert C. Crane Westfield Crane Goldher Goldhor Paul S. DE Graw Sidney Batth de Graw Birnbaum Western Electric Co Hillside High School Eisenhower Queen Elizabeth England W. E. Employes New York Britain Canada

Progress Club Political Forum Opens Invitations

Murray Fisher president of the Men's Progress Club announces an open forum at Sinai Congregation on Tuesday October 2. Four Township Committee candidates are invited to speak with a question and answer session to follow. Refreshments arranged by Albert Selden.

Murray Fisher Men's Progress Club Sinai Congregation Allan Boehner Albert Selden

Casting Sunday for Elizabeth Dramatic Club Play Time Out For Ginger

The Elizabeth Dramatic Club will hold casting on Sunday September 30 at 3 p m at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club. The play Time Out For Ginger is to be presented and all are invited to participate regardless of club membership.

Ac Youis Tor Che Caaling Elizabeth Dramatic Club Elizabeth Town and Country Club Ginger

Kindergarten Tea At Coolidge School Opens Year

Parents of incoming kindergartners toured Calvini Coolidge School on Friday. Principal Missy Edna Doll and kindergarten teacher Mrs. Dorothy Kirkman greeted the visitors. Refreshments were served by hospitality chairwoman Mrs. Frederick Bancvele and summer round-up chairwoman Mrs. Howard Kobrin.

Kindrgarten Calvini Coolidge School Missy Edna Doll Dorothy Kirkman Frederick Bancvele Howard Kobrin

Jewish Festival Season Closes At Sinai Congregation

The last days of the Jewish festival season concluded with Sh'meenee Atzeres and Simchas Torah services at Sinai Congregation, 1531 Maple Avenue. Services were held yesterday evening at 7, with additional services today at 8:45 am 6 pm and 7 am, and memorial services at 10:45 am. Tomorrow morning services are planned for 8:45 am and 6:30 pm.

Sinai Maple Avenue

Hillside Girl to Debut on TV Revue

Elaine Glassman 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Glassman of 1531 Wyndmoor Avenue will appear on Channel 13 Saturday September 29 on the Joe Michaels Revue Elaine attends Hillside Avenue School A trophy will be awarded to the youngster who receives the most fan mail Letters should be sent to Joe Michaels Studio 17 Warren Street Newark Weather fair and warm today.

Hillside Elaine Glassman Robert Glassman Wyndmoor Avenue Channel 13 Joe Michaels Elaine Hillside Avenue School Warren Street Newark

Hillside Dedication News Reflects Meyner Speech and Police Clash

Hillside honored a new municipal building and public library with Gov Robert Meyner and Mayor William Gural in attendance. Police Chief Paul Kovlesky denied political interference claims by Republican Township Committee candidates, praising cooperation with the committee and the department. The crowd numbered 350 as the cornerstone was laid, with Meyner lauding the project and the town’s civic spirit.

William Gural Guy Robert B. Meyner Maret and Williams, Jr Helwens Teermin Adolph A. Winston Zimerman Polie Paul F. Kovleskys Pollce Police Department Ediot Hillside Meyner H. Irving Dunn Library’ Board of ‘Trustees Fund Milton B. Conford Harrison A. Wilams, Jr Williams

Republicans Back Police-Fire Pay Increase

Republican candidates Hyman M Schulman and John G Walstt urged township committee support for higher police and firemen pay to ensure efficient protection of lives and property. They demand a $48 58 weekly increase to reach parity with other municipalities, arguing older employees can resist political pressure and that the raise aligns with their dollar-for-dollar principle.

Hyman M. Schulman John G. Walstt

Parochial School Plans UN Day Observance

John A. Desch, chair of Hillside parochial schools sub committee, announced a full United Nations Day program for October 24. Rev Canty and Knights of Columbus will present plaques to participating schools. A poster contest on the UN will be open to Hillside parochial in school pupils and those in local denominations.

John A. Desch Hillside United Nations Thomas FP Canty Knights of Columbus Sister Veronies Mary Path Vo Willian IL Bibono Mark Janell Paul Kitner Mary Ava McNamara

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