VOL. XXXJV-fM®. 1756 HILLSIDE, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1958 PRICE 10 CENTS Plans Flight To Meet Son Marine Sailing Home This Chess Game ’Is No Breeze Recalled Td Beirut Believed Victim Of Nazis Home Setback jji d visa, probably in "toe next I . Jew days. Samuel Levenstein, 48, o n bb westminsaT'avErme/-wtnf(bf ClTtldreir were- incarcerated- Itt an—‘- S .fiy 1®5# o l:sifld to be reunited with11 I other< prison. a g|n he gave up for dead at the Levenstein said, dieil ® To Be Waived h-ands-of-t-he-N zals more than 151 in 1943 and years ago. Publld hearing on a resolu- |j§||lne2"hisrft?eedom when Ameri- K A building contractor, Leven- I tion to provide relief for twelve stein-said he received a- telegram!. .can forces took over the a r e a . l j home owners on Irvington av- la&l week frnrp Poland with the I f g pouhtryJTnT947 T; I enue whose homes were con- npsaage, "lion Is all right. Letterrrarra- tJtrs- sint^-fani-i-PiTieci— I structed in 1951 in violation of ollowsT’ The telegram wasaTTrm-tion tAm-i—the—pemalnd&r o^f- K- | deed restrictions will be held -A d a m " which is not_his his family met death, at the hands t ( Tuesday, August 19 at 8 p.m. ■ ■ Levensteln said he? o f the' Nazis I in the Municipal Building, it the telegram by ai; Levensteirii re-marrled throe i L { was announced at a meeting phone call to P6-. years ago atid will be accompan- |ipf I o f the Township Committee and. .. 4 .iea:dfl'hls 1rip . by hte1 wife..- |M I Tuesday night. Levensteln . .disclosed his son. now 28, arrived Jn Poland from i The violations were disclosed Russia about .five week; j at the July 15 meeting by Joseph /having been there sine Pays Triple For Hinkes, of 857 Irvington avenue, •Vtaeiher he was released or es ' w ho said that while preparing caped Levensteln was Unable U >1 $25 Bad (heel to sell his h om e. It was found say. • i his property and eleven others levensteln said he and his i Irvington avenue were set family;1,'including his wife, -two s ick from the street line 25 feet daughters and two /sons, were * stead of 30 feet as called for arrested in Cracow, Poland, by 17 Check Thief Fined, l the German Gestapo in 1942. 1 the deeds. The resolution, pre- ired.by Township Attorney Sid- Levensteln and wife were F Held For Forgery j ty Birnbaum, would waive the -sont-to-a concentratlontcamp-ln 11 if $25. He will also be I required to make restitution lor Pleading guil4y-to -t hie wtriptAun. Birrjbaum__said the ,the amount o f the check. blank checks fro/n the -foot setback is In conform ity Kamine Parses State L eroy Walker, 24, of 318 M ag his former employer, : Continued on Page 8 Zimmerman Photo Bar Examinations nolia avenue,, Elizabeth, was bertj president o f Sunri Buhl L. Custer, high school principal, seated, md nr, Wayne Branom, Superintendent of fined $225 for drunken driving on Route 22 about a Schools working on high school class schedules fa; double session in the coming chool year made |July .11" and $55 for driving w ith Joseph N, .Ferriero, 4 necessary by additions to School under construction. out a license. He pleaded 25-Year Award To istrate He Anyone.-Idr "ohbss”? If y ou p 7- | to both charges. ; On a plea o f guilty to reckless iday nigjit| - think regular chess, is rough ,! subjects they, wish . and theJeach day. The telephone seems Kraft Mechanic driving July 9, Pius Henry Smith, Named Instructor A t n turned c consider the “ gam e” played these | schedule is constructed according to ring almost incessantly. . 24, of 212 Stiles street, Elizabeth, , face charges I John W. Berkowitz, mechanic hot Summer weeks by Euhl ,L. to the students' registration. The There Is also the task ofehedk- was fined $55 and his license was Engineering College forged checks | first class at the Kraft Foods Guster, high school principal, fast that ^college prep students ing l a hundreds o f Items o f revoked for one month, ^ M ila n t in Hillside, was honored N EW ARK~£tephen E. and DrT W ayne T. Branpm, Su often salget siihjecta in other school supplies, text books, cashed! July 18 for 25 years of service perintenflent Of Sohpols 1ft p r e j ski, o f 22l Silver avenue 20 the [ with the company. courses, and vice versa, coim,[equipment and’ other materials, pSrati'oir for September's double Plan Benefit Dance side, has been promoted Adler" | The award, a ’ specially en- session at the high school. plicates the problem o f schedule! The way it is now figured, I graved gold watch, was present* Photo abbve, showing chart building. meet in For Firemen’s Fund k College of Engineer- 1 ed by W alter Staslewicz, plant and “peg” board, Illustrate com Then there Is tHe. matter of the afternoon fo r seniors and plans for a benefit dance Oc rding to D r.-Robert W. manager. Also present was w . tober 10 at the Hillside Elks :en, president, Brubaker, foreman o f the main plexity of the task. Three hun homogeneous g r o u p i n g s and juniors, and in the morning, for Club were made at a meeting of pupskl hqlds both his tenance department. dred individual classes and spe making provision f or accelerated cnpv,nmf,rPfl freshmen: A Hactassah Me:r :]e! cial' duty assignments must be groups, which further compli* _ „ . • , , S , s .,*• the Honorary FMBA Monday, B ^and master degrees In Tribute was paid to Berkowitz for his years of service, as he scheduled fo r 60 teachers on the cates the problem. . . / r CaPeUa cheir and band are ^ night in Uncle Tom's Tavern. eledtrical engineering from New- On Water Group school faculty, with over 6,0001 Added Woe scheduled the first period after Louis A;-- Dlsehler, president, ark College of Engineering. A joined the more than 1;000 Kraft and Henry G. Groh, dance chair member o f the Institute o f Radio NEWARK— Carrol M. Shanks, | employees who have received 25- individual cIA^asSiilStehtSTC&ir' ■ Tn 1{®&Sm5lifr 1,281 students enrolled. session day and some teachers Two-A-Day Football man, said proceeds will go into Engineers, the American Insti f th$ Statewide Com- year awards. The award program the Fire Department deiath and Remembering ‘Moves’ slated- to be used partially in! Because varsity football prac- tute, of Electrical Engineers andmd ' mlttee for the Water R eferen -! was established by K raft in 1945; Continuing the chess com-1 both sessions, as well as students, tics WB1 take place after 3 p n , retirement fund. ■ the American Society bf Me*4e- 1 dum, this week announced the I awards, accompanied by* a serv- up- appointment o f Mrs. David Beck- ice citation certificate signed by parison, Mr. Custer .said this requiring scheduling lor under* ft W^1 be confined to seniors and chanlcal Engineers, ■ Mr. Scrup- skl’s field of specialization is er o f Hillside Chapter o f Hadas- j J. C, Loftls, president, are given week It is necessary for facts] class subjects who would norm-j Juniors. Sophomore and fresh- Arthur Kamine, son of Mr. and W ILLIAM BAlN B RipG E j digital . computers. Frioi his Sah, as a member of her grou p,! for ten years o fserv ice and each and figures to be retained men any be pursuing advansad’ w ork wen football will be at Iff a.m Mrs. Samuel Kamine, o f 251 Funeral services were held Library facilities w ill he .simil association with NCE, M up- which in affirmative vote five years thereafter. tally for as hisny as 15 “moves” | with the morning group,- the Conklin avenue, owners of the Sunday evening, at the Gtowhey arly split, -with sophomores -and ski worked with the IBM Cor- jn the November 4 N ew Jersey. Berkowitz lives at 288 In advance. Serious interruptions complexity is still m ore con Coronet Swedt Shoppe at Liberty j Funeral Home, 1070 North Broad freshmen using the library in poration as a technical engineer, water .referendum. patrlck street. of the w ork at this time, Mr, founded. and. Hillside avenues, has been street, for William Bainbrldge, them drning and seniors k fflfO fir Custer said, could result In er And there are many interrup notified that hp has passed t ® | S S 1210 irs In the afternoon. rors being made which would tions.-There is an almost con State Bap examiwation -hfld inj died Saturday Luncheon will be served from throw the entire schedule awry stant stream of students, ..par June. He will be sworn in Aug-1 Hospital, New ItefTI^- Boxing Notables At B’nai B’rith Panel Forum before It is completed. ents, prospective teachers, prac ust 7 by Justice Harry Heher of j illness. Interment was Mond lasses and others At Hillside High, Mr. Custer tice teachers, salesmen etc. com the State Supreme CourJ, Tran- j in Hollywood Memorial Park, ting but remaining for ac said, students register for the • ing and going through the offices ton. “T- ” - - T-- | Union. tivities. K a m in e took his 'jn gdaw Mr. . Bainbridge was born in the bprden of the high I course at Colorado University.: England and had resided In Hill- school arrangements is on the He studied law at the N.Y.U. | side 32 years. He was a retiree principal with supervision by the School o f Law and was gradu- i foreman for a Garwood manufac- superintendent, D r. Branom has I.ted from Rutgers University turlng plant ow n work cut out .for him. Law School. • Survivors are his wife, Emma; 2 W ? W enJt ■tad* includes filin g .-o f .-reports - ..He is married, to the former a- son, Robert: t w o . brothers tatc .school aid, examining Rhoda Cohen of Jersey City and George o f Ashville, N. C. and Man Of Action reports by principals and teach- they are the parents of a son. Harry o f Jersey City, and three ^^H rk' covered during the l , Going lip — Or Down Kamine is a veteran of the 1 sisters, Mrs. Edythe Cope, Mrs year, interviewing candidates for Korean. W ar and was discharged Emily Lovatt and Mrs, Florence | Gestapo Next Door positions, .Cheeking equipment, In 1954. I Tyler, all of Hackensack. A GENTLEMAN, on Morris place, name of Judson f c . checking requisitions for text Shrope, N o,, 1462, believes Hillside would be a better town if books valu® between $18,000 and there were m ore officials like Dr. Gerson L. Ram, health $19,000, compiling school reports officer, ? - -. ------_ ‘ for the Board o f Education, plan Stress Quality In Home Modernizing Dr. Ram .toys Mr! Shrope, is a man of action and gets ning orientation day for new things.done. He was referring to the fact that the tiny Russell teachers, planning a workshop Mr. Schlumpf, who Looker Park bounded by Mertz avenue, Clark street and Morris for all teachers and. outlining place had become a haven for people walking their dogs. After problems to be studied by com avenue, Newark has been a word with Dr. Ram, signs blossomed in the park area cau mittees' appointed By the super home modernize field tioning, “N q Dogs Allowed.” And the condition improved con intendent. . W orld W ar II, siderably, MJ.’ Shrope states. watched .his business ... if such is the case. Dr. Ram should be placed Ip charge of JAMES MULLIGAN Hillside during the Union County's; parks also. The dog-walking etc. that goes on' The funeral o f James M ulli in the park system is a sight to behold. gan, 52, Of 203 Hollywood ave “ We nue; w ho. died Friday In Lyons eat type THE N EW ADDITION to the Bristol-Myers Co. building Veterans Hospital, was held continued, “.and we constantly ~here Is Believed to hv.ve an m u 3ual distlnotion, being the first Tuesday from the Growney Fun - aim to do quality work tha structure 1ft the community to boast an escalator. The escalator eral Home, 1070 North Broad guaranteed and whose purpose is the product, o f the Westlnghouse Corp. street. A high M ass o f Requiem Is to add beauty .and com fort was offered in St. Catherine's MOE GOLDBERG, member, of the Recreation Commission C hurch.. Interment was in Mt. verage budge; expressed indignation the other day over an incident he said Olivet Among the he and som e friends witnessed while driving in a, ear on HUP M r. Mulligan was a native o f sed products side avenue, ' ’ > Jersey City and. had resided in Merits are Aiscr '■ . Elizabeth police; he said, on Sunday,, had Just j ^ h t up Elizabeth before moving to Hill; lg. W a r n e r ne, form er M exican champion; Ben deny, 'sz world with Raymond fjoyne, 29, of. 1448 Concord place, Ellmtefli, after side. H e was a machinist's mate Windows and, D middleweight litlehotder; Tony" Canzoneri, former world featherweight and junior Welterweight title- chasing h fai'toom Elizabeth to Hillside and Munn avenues for Jn the Navy, being discharged in Awnings and Awnair, Patios and holder; Alhe Stolls, title contender; “ K.O.” Phil Kaplan, title contender of the 80’s, and Lou Hal per. speeding.! le w M in g ; to• .a* n * report, pMiCe “ J* 1928 for disability’ following an door canopies and jalousies have Hillside Lodge trustee and welterweight title contender o f the SO’s. (ame^tellfgerent”. Goldberg said when he and hs » 4 « » accident. Iso become very popular. Mr. Standing are panelists Vlo Marslllo, popular T.V. boxing commentator who served as master Coyne k e was .down on the street and the Ehzabeto police “We believe that people who* Schlumpf has made installations of ceremonies; Maxle Fisher, former Newark boxer; three-time world champion Barney Boss; form kicked hitni W. tob-'iptoimach and P«nett®a, ^ n+f ! Gorman P. Fischer Inc. want to beautify and modernize' on numerous 'Hillside homes and er world champion Gus Lesnevich; N. J. Boxing, Conunlnsioner Joe Walker, who served -as panel theft Coyne took' a swing at .the cops, Goldberg said ^ pleased with the expression of Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer their homes are entitled to the. moderator, and former title contenders Joe Forglone and AlUe Stolte. went they gave him smacked more o f Gestapo tactics than. finest products and most careful satisfaction by the residents. He 1146 N. Broad St. - EL 2-8165 Present and past personalities | meeting o f Hillside Lodge 1514, | Brookside Swim Club. Union, ■ ■ ■ in custody. workmanship,” declares J a cob Is always glad to have his repre 1955 BUICK — $1395 of the boxftig world participated B’nai B’rlth, by program chair-1 broke all Lodge summer attend- Schlumpf, .Swiss craftsman, who sentative-call and furnish esti * dr. Hardtop; P.S.; P.B. . in a panel forum discussion on man Nat Bodlan. The program , ance records with an estimated is president of K-V Sales Co., of mates. B £ H; Dynaflow boxing, presented at the July! held on the outdoor patio at the' crowd of 500. BILL’S 24" GRILLS 640 Route 22, Hillside. $10.95 S z a r k o s Liquor Store HARDWARE Liberty Pharmacy ' . Reg. $12.98 TOWN BAKERY me. JACK REDLUS Salem Pharmacy 1317 Liberty Avenue 1128 Liberty Ave., EL 4-9981 1329 Liberty Ave., W A 6-5970 1233 LIBERTY AVENTJE Hardware — Housewares VI,■ 3-0059 - WA 8-1401 1201 Salem Are.. Hillside 1/3 Million Preserlptlom Filled 1299 Liberty Ave. WA 9-9607 Charcoal Briquets , CAKES -..PIES - PASTRIES FREE PROMRT DILI VERT NKRAL HOME OPP. Hillside Shopping Center Riueell fctoTer Candies TRUSSES * PICNIC SUPPLIES All Baking Done On Premises % ■ y , - H 8 0 0 8 BEER 1070 N. Broad St., Hillaidt 10 lbs. 98c sod Hsllmsrk Greeting Cards — ELASTIC 8TOCKINO8 -> ALMOST EVERYTHING S & H Green Stamps We CsU lor and Deliver Wedding, Birthday * Party COOLERS FOR HIR* 5 lbs. 49c Cakes Made’To Vour Order ICE CUBES BOLD CaU for Free DeUvery-WA M 4N EL 2-1663 LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN FREE PARKING Page 2— THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 31. 195$
over 1956. for careless and reckless driving only 4 had. been inoculated w ith] ■ Buried Phone Cable Not For Digging Ounce Of Prevention Case Scores Lack in New J erseyr-Records o f the Salk vaccine, 8 had not, 7 of the " Thq scope of damage can be state Division o f M otor Vehicles cases reported were paralytic] extensive; but the,“ ounce ‘o f pre list 75 per cent of..(jriYers whose and five were non-paraiytlc. Of Fare Hearings “It is unfortunate that 2/3 of] vention” is Simplicity itself—a licenses were revoked on these \jn/j r\is* f / [call to* N ew Jersey "Beil’ Tele- —Sena-ter-GUfford P. -Gase -(-R- the- persons reported to ha-ve] two charges as under 30 years phone repair -service before 'dig- N.j..) last week told "the Inter-. polio through- July jj 15 had not state n o m m e r fM ? rin.mmig.ginn of age and 20 per cent as between received the protection of Salk Check the correct word: 30 and 50, vaccine. erates 24 hours a day,-will show there' are “ grave deficiencies” in X_Prance’s (third) (fourth) Republic 1 a s te d ■—©hly fo.ur per cent of -such: tlje contractor the path o f any first injection of" SjaUr longer. 1 . « its apprdhch to commuter prob revocations were for drivers cable and stake out Its route If vaccine, which, m ay be given to 2 __ The Fourth Republic was established (be lems. desired. from 50 to 60 and only one per healthy persons any time of the fore) (after) World War II, He cited procedures used in To remind, contractors to “call cent for drivers over 60, „ year, begins to protect ,against 3 _-Henri-Philippe Petain led (Vichy) (Free) ICC consideration of reeent ferry Realise Danger before you dig,” the company paralytic' polio within- 10 to 14 France during World W ar II. fare increases for New York and pursues an intensive information “Older drivers,” said Grosman,, days. The second injection,, which- 4 _Tahiti is a (French). (British) possession, New Jersey railroad commuters program. This includes annual "are more careful and have may be given as soon as 2 weeks, 5 ______Speaker o f the,House Sam Rayburn is (for) In urging "emphatically” that letters to municipal engineers enough judgment- to realize the but preferably 1 mouth, after the (against) a (ax cut this year. and contractors engaged in dig- the ICC consider a “thoroughgo danger -of speeding and reckless-' first, reinforces the protection of 6— (Clothing) (drugs) (automobiles) are sub ing revision of its regulations I ging and...grading operations; n e is ? - - the first'. , . > ject to excise (ax. stickers for excavating equip- and .proceedings.” ' ' In Indusrty, he added: "Many “Adults as well as children get 7_The Fifth Amendment to the Constitution I ment and excavation permits' Senator _ Case called- : “irBfafcr. employers have arbitrarily de- pollp. Two' of the cases reported covers (double jeopardy)‘ (right to bear tunate and unfair” the falli.ro nlrfnH that a wnrlfpr_.is.not.Indus. o f construction workers. Also, as of ICC to permit public hearings trialiy fit when he reaches 60 to years of age. The storm warnings 8_Sudeten Germans are from (Prussia) (Czech a result o f the increase In cable p r e v i o u s l y promised to the 65. This is silly. Some of o.ur have been posted. GomplaCeney oslovakia). “ •damage, the" company—retxtmlY Northern. Valley Commutars Qr- most efficient workers are men and"inertia cairiae-cooByr— 9— A callage is a (French military academy) began placing™markers along garrizattorrtTf New Jersey bgicrg in ths 6iaetj age' grou'p. n w y s t e “T h ose, parents"'who have ne- (work or art). '. .. ■ A great quantity o f wealth is t not be assessed simply by Its re some of the more important un new ferry rates went Into effect often more reliable than younger glected to have their children XO_Jean Valjean is a character from (LesM is- on June 27. buried beneath the N ew Jersey | placement cost. In addition to derground routes. men.” . receive the protective benefits 61 erables) (Divine Comedy). In his letter to Chairman How. Tnrinstrial accident research bv Salk -vaccine- are-ur-ged-to give earth, as many contractors have | bringing inconvenience to resi Count 10 for each Legal Notices TO THE CREDITORS OF THE LYONS FARMS BUILDING AND LOAN AS SOCIATION. 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LIBERTY AVENUE, HILLSIDE target: at iqw altitude; drop a area. • They w ould be 'furnished H Sfe and '141st Fighter-lritercep- to active service during time of C A L L EL 8-0411. or W A 6-8333 highly explosive bomb—possibly the squadrons only in the event *or Squadrons from fee Garden. w a r/ ; State working with the 149th nuclear weapom—anfl- get away they are called, to active service Fighter-Interceptor S qu adron BUY BONDS AND KEEP THEM SLIP C O V E R S, Styled for year round use without being caught in the re in time of war. sulting explosion? ~ ■ Air defense of the New Jersey | CLEANERS — SHIRT LAUNDERERS This is the question now fac SOFA & 2 CHAIRS Now $69.00 area continues to be fee first ] ing pilots o f the 108th Fighter- Formerly $98.00 WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LIBERTY and HILLSIDE AVENUES Interceptor Wing, New Jersey priority mission of the wing. 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I fueling to extend the norm al 34 Dialect of 'r Brlgadicr''Geuieral 'D(mald'‘"JT" ra-nge- o f their4ighter aircraft. Sanskrit Strait, commander oftfthe 108th j Airplanes fo r these general 35 Town in Texas [wing, explained that no ‘ bombs I purpose missions riiust be as ver- 36 ‘‘Coyote State” (ab.) [will be dropped during-training | satile as their" pilots. The Thun- 37 Rupees (ab.) exercises in this technique, and derstreak carries .50 caliber ma- 38 Symbol for erbium . Camptown Savings that spah ^training' w3U pa con* hir.e guns fo r interceptor opera 40 She is a ducted only over special cleared tions and can be equipped .w ith well-known and Loan Association rockets to increase its “hill'1 ca FARIGIAN Carpet Co. WA 64434 areas set aside for military air Itoftll, N. I., Essie 3-1510 . training operations.. At these id pability' against enemy bomb- 46 Bone eations, pilots1 wili mal$e slmu- ers. In Bupport o f ground troops, 48 Fish eggs 50 Rugged 1475 N. BROAD ST. 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JR. o f 66 Bauer terrace and was guest speaker at quite j lifts arrived home from Ottawa. ania on July. 24, -1888. He was ™ ' -v MR, i ANBl-M-RSi .THOMAS-Y. a/few. In this way he had the; • OijtaxIC, Canada. Where she visi ployeld 35 years with the nZ opportunity of feeling the pulse' street ted her .mother, Mrs. James York Transit Comrnission from beat of Europe, and spread some | are back home after visiting with Moodie w.hich he retired about 5 Vpn? ago. /. •' ^ ars good old" American ■Democracy, | Wlfli Ssh-in-law and dauglTtcr, He has three -sons and a n d M ajor apd -Mrs. Wilii|m -C. -Mc-~ Plan For Carnival O f He was, in effect, a good will am grandchildren, Mr. and Ml bassador, and with his warmth] ^ Miie'Ugh-of-CIr.laa.n, , Virginia__ _ MISS BONNIE HANDSHUH, Hilrden-Looker PTA of personality, a better choice | Gloria and Mary Ann‘; Mr daughter .of . Mr. and Mrs. Jack A special meeting of the Hur- and could hardly be'TnaJe And how| Handshuh of 1440. Ophard ter Mr?. Leo Wadeyka ’an d" Hillside Girl In Jones Beach Musical den-Looker School. P.T.Al execu- Gregory; Mr. and Mrs. Anton Odd it felt to discover that he,! race. is spending the summer in tive board members was held and children D i w , ' himself a young man,, was the Hotlywoodi Sallf-, as the house last week .at the home o f MS8i and Edward all Qf Hillside. Also oldest Rotarian In that town. g^Bgei|rher a W t and’ uncle, . Mt . M ichael' MacaniK, 130? Bright • i Continued, on Page rU 0 W orld W ar IT had left Its mark and Mrs. Louis Levin. street, to make further plans for im even on such an organization. A junior at Newark State Col the carnival to.be held Saturday, •Urgent business called our lege in Union, Miss Handshuh September 20, on ' the school P R O TECT "ambassador” back to ' ' Hillside motored across the country with grounds. for a week, via German Air her cousin, Mr. Arnold Levin. Many new attraetioftt WlMSff THAT PLUMBINQ Lines Luft Hansar Things 'hav- son of her host and hostess, who featured.; Those present . Were SAVE ON SOAP ng been set to rights, back he Vs a senior at Harvard Law Mrs. Ellsworth Middleton, flew for another^ fourteen days, acnooi. dent; Mrs. Sidney Fuchs, Mrs. | -- ENJOY BOPT- WATKK when the -pressure o f business M R. AND MRS. ABRAHAM About the middle of August Jacob Hyra, Mrs. Herbert Krcps AT A SAVINGS once more made itself felt, sn the two students will start back ..Wiffiamsen- And Mrs. Albert Keizer. again 1 "heH5ew™h,orfter,~Ieaviwg" "hie* east by car, and expect to arrive Rent A Softener car in Germany. avenue have announced the en on time to re-enter their'respec F or A s Low As $2.95 prr mo. At the earliest possible mom gagem ent of their daughter El tive colleges for the Fall term. Social Events ent he will once more return to len to_Mr. Carl Sherman, son o f En route they- w ill stop at Las Call ADams 3-1200 Germany, complete his vaeation, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Sherman of Vegas, Boulder Dam. Grand Can By Mrs. Irene I,. Schneider -r---- op------then return home by boat. Brooklyn. yon. Yellow Stone National Park W A 3-7112 , ANOTHER SON. Steven iL A . graduate oij Hillside High .and other points o f interest. GUEST OF HONOR at a_70th I Liberty 8-6743 was born June 24 to Mr. and' School' and Katherine Gibbs ■ MR. AND MRS. PHILIP KEP- birthday party was Mr. Jacob! W alt Cummings, Eepn's.entinj. Mrs. David Brcckv-r uC SpritiK-* School In Montclair, -the ~brtde- -PT-FrR-of—24-2 Brmi-forri-coflfl-m-p Bilinski.-at his home at 207 SiL-i H 11 1 TSS-KR V I S O FT field. Mrs, Brecker ls the former hack homp after spending a Week ver avenue. The supper ■ party elect—is with American Express. ------S oft Water -Service------Miss Rita Feldman o f Hillside. Company in N ew York. Her fi- at their summer residence- at was given by his. wife -Saturday. AN INTERRUPTED European vacation will soon be continued “ By Mr. Fred Gessner, owner of | Gessner. Machine Company, Are You Getting Your Money's Worth? Ramsey a’venue. A resident o f i 380, Princeton road, Unipn, ailed May 29 aboard< the United fates Lines for a long anticipate d vacation -in Europe. His au>| p m b d g^jyaa-Bart, o f .•m^IanVpM I cargo. At LeHavre, France, Mr. Gess- ____ er and his cat disembarked tol Shirley Leinwand, of 59 Mertz avenue, has a featured role in pursue a sightseeing tour ofl "Song of Norway”, the musical extravaganza at the Jones Beach | France, Belgium and Germany. Marhie Theatre, Wantagh, Long Island. The Guy Lombardo-Leon-1 j n ' fact, this was his first visit in ard Buskin production is presented nightly, including Sundays, forty years to his birthplace, I through Septembei Hildesheim, Germany. Being chairman for "Intema- [tional Contact and Information'1 for the Hillside Rotary Club, Mr. i ylround The Town M RS. S Y L V I A BOSS With Hillside W Avorly 8-5874 Servicemen _ PETER BORDEN, Son -of Patrick * officiated. The bride- GREAT LAKES, ILL.—Jeffrey Judge and Mrs. Harold W. Bor-1 groom is the. son o f Mrs, Frank j A. Bofski, son o f Mr. and Mrs. den of 135 Malden terrace, has Satterer of 71 Bailey avenue and Sicmond Borski o f 1217 South returned from Normandy Beach, I the late Mr. Henry Gabelmann. Bright street, Hillside, N. JE where he was the guest of .Mr, The bride was given in marri- f ? du^ V ™ m JforuJt training and Mrs. Calvin O. English and , . , I July 26 at the Naval Training age .by her father. Miss M ary Centel. Great Lakes, m . . their son Peter, o f Terre Haute, i Guariglia was maid of honor. ______I___ Indiana, form erly of Elizabeth. u»! Compare Acme’s prices AMONG the campers at Camp Bridesmaids were Mrs. ^ R uth Resident Admitted To and see for yourself how much Lou Henry Hoover at Middle- Gabehnann and Miss Teresa! | more you save! Compare S & H Vi\ie are Joy Horn, daughter of | Boncivenne. Mr. Henry Gabel- Rutgers LaW School Stamp plan . . . most popular, omesi, meet reua ptann, Jr. was best man for his oldest, moat reliable. M r, and Mrs, Walter Horn o f 24. effective thru brother, Ushers w e*e" Mr. Wes NEWARK— Irwin A. Horowitz, Fairchild place, and Judith Pak- f o f 1468 Orchard terrace, Hillside, Saturday, August 2nd. ley HeidriCk and Mr. Robert Bur- ay, daughter o f Mr, and Mrs. | graduate of the Rutgers Univer tha. Frank Pakay o f 1279 Gurd a ve-. sity School of Business, has been nue, Being under Girl Scout su Mrs. Gabelmann attended Cen-I MARCAL NAPKINS admitted to the Rutgers School tral High School, Newark, and is I pervision, the girls are leamlngi o f Law, it -was- announced-), today PtiidUm 7 ^ MOnt< . to do their good deed daily, while employed by the Prudential In WALDORF by Robret P. Biunno, director of surance Company nl Newark. TOILET TISSUE enjoying the .pleasures "the cam p, admissions of the State Universi- COLORED OR WHITE has to offer. Her husband is a graduate of . .. H a n t b o P u ^ j , Hillside High School and is at- • ™ nere Case of 48 c< tending Newark College of Enn r— * - CADET DOG FOOD 53.79 gineering as an honor student, | Legal Notices He is with" Dflver-Harris Com - 1 pany in Harrison as assistant HORMEL SPAM ™ i 27t -Chief chem ist He i? a member o f Phi Eta Sigma fraternity. VA / , 0 * N l t o Following a reception at IHLERS COFFEE ««> i r> « 7 9 c i ______, Stash’s in Orange, the couple flew to Miami Beach, Florida, to ©n a. proposed resolution to waive and 1 spend their honeymoon, at the M A R G A RINE* «we bonnet i Pi9. 2 5 < Golden Gate Hotel. When they return they will make their *l f c coupon towards purchase of Chase & Sanborn Instant Coffee en back of pkg. home at 458 Park avenue, East vtuhip Orange. 'GENUINE SPRING LAMB SALET MARTIN BIERBAUM. son o'f Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bierbaum LANCASTER BRAND of 273 Williamson avenue, will VOtOU OR be Bar Mltzvah Saturday, August 2. at Sinai Congregation, Maple M A D Y L E G S EITHER avenue. A reception will be held J l for 120 guests the same evening HALF at Steiner’s Caterers in Newark. O' LAMB EBP gftfe m Am ong the guests will be Mrs. ere really plump, top quality and unexcelled Sherman Studio Bierbaum’s sister. Mrs. Howard Serve with Ideal Mbit JeBy! IDEAL LEMONADE EDW. G. GABELMANN Weinroth and her daughter, Mer- av, who have come from Israel W e-I Combhtetion - Roast, Chops and Stow 6 - 5 5 . 2 ° j ? 3 5 c THE M ARRIAGE o f Miss tor the occasion. 1 Mary Ann Fezzano, daughter of MR, AND MRS. CHESTER M. Chucks 0'Lom b»43< Breast Lomb 25< ^ e a w a y the heat with Acme's own Ideal Trx>- wm. lemonade. Every sip is a real thust-quencte. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pezzano of LOESER of 854 Salem avenue 764 Clifton avenue, Newark, to had a s . ther house guests their Turkey «adi-suck> 3 ^ * 100 Mr. Edward G. Gabelmann,. took sofn-in-law and daughter, Mr. . place Saturday afternoon at Our and Mrs, H? Stanley Mansfield, Lamb Chops ^ 8 9 ' ?95« tl.09 Crafc Meat caitfoiueA * 39. Lady o f Good Counsel • Church, Jr. form erly o f Fort Holabird, Newark. Rev, Joseph' C. Fitz- Maryland. Thd Mansfields are Lobster Cocktail 1*sm ** Z 33c Round Roust LANCASTER BRAND BONELESS '8 9 e Whiling LANCASTER BRAND COLD CUTS Lamb nu* o« shank * 2 9 « SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT ) vow chmce LANCASTER SLKZD Bacon *^45^ Z 89- PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF SPECIAL! DUTCH Thursday, Friday, Saturday July 81— August 1, 2 ,ukuu U z si James Stewart and - Kim Novak In • “VERTIGO”, APPLE PIE 49< Just one bite of Virginia “THE UNDERSEA GIRL” QanLn ThcJi Jruik & 'U tytalit Applu Pi* will convince Saturday Matinee — For the Kids — August 2 finer Rt any price “HOUDINI” and CINNAMON SUGB> “THE UN DERSEA^GIRL” C O R N *“ 6 29' Streussel Bread w29< F M d frsehi A delicious treat served with Louella M ae Buttsr! , R y e B r e a d 0111 MUNICH 21 COLLEGE INN NECTARINES 2-39^ 1M YALE AVENUE, r. New York Place) HILLSIDE Delicate and Aromatic! Full of juice and flavor! M U 8-9712 An extra touch of smartness for the fruit bow l CATERING TO WEDDINGS, PARTIES AND BANQUETS BAR & DINING-ROOM N E W LY DECORATED SEEDLESS GRAPES 2^39c & FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED CHEESEr.;33< OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY TO 6 P.M. — HEALTHFULLY AIR CONDITIONED — 1106 LIBERTY AVE., HILLSID® THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1958 -Page 5 YOUR CAR AND ITS CARE Auto Parts & Machine Shop tides w ere lanyards, key chains f| plaster o f parts .models, lanyard-! Hillside Playground News covered' hangers, shell pins,:' andll shell necklaces, clay objec1' jBjj|J Central Avenue Jimmy’s Automotive Service, Inc. yard bracelets and misccllanc The highlights at Central Ave-j Judy Sulovski. Marl Anne, inburgh, W alter Fiezkl, Benja- paper objects. nue, this past .week were the O’Hara, Eileen. McGinty, Jarietr min Barkowski, Jean Masker, | Hillside Avenue The half-way mark of thell flower box contest, the Birthddy Von Bartheld, Kathy , Liriinger, | Madeline Mahon, Tanya Paroch-i party and ’fflg e o a tS ig pB Bw ? Summer program has been'j Carol Galbraith, Dolores Tos-| niak, M alachy Harris, Helen I ...Qn Monday, flower box gar. „ , I ... , _ ...... , reached. Leading In -the chess! cans and Carole- Gearhart. dens were made from shoehnyes Schwartz Vicky rr* TVemarco, Eliz-j tournament aT “Barry - — | Brakes Relined — Pin Pitting — Fuel Pumps M yers softballi team -defeated I tog, Domlnicto Anticito, James ^ M orris Pol;ak !s still J fflj er. a contest was held; paints Race St. playground 13-5. • Play-1 PICK YOUR CAR WHII ___ Drums Turned — Carburetors — Bamco Bing. and, prizes were awarded tn thp Cullen, Bob Quandt, Bob Gross- leated. Our champs In'hopscotc! to g for our -team w ere ; Tommy-! THE SELECTION. LAST! -irfi1le“ Whe--had--t-he--me8t attrae- m a « T ^ n k ^ a h onr -Wal.ter Cies-1 am C ecella P oliak and There* Mcuonnell, jacK jjresIer*Ttog5F[ 1ST > rana Ff^aST DaVlff~HSaf~" 331-337 Morris Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. m e gardens. They w ere: Cookie Kostes. W e have several volley PRICES Wilson, Joe Menza, Artie Flynn- Bill Qpandt, Eddie Balza, 1 Bromberg, Louise Schmidt, Nan- s i I ball teams that have been p'.ay START Mike lIcKeon, Bob Lerman, Jlm-J Amorskl, Tom Harzula and C stte Gordon, Barbara Barr, El ro* Ing every day. Also at this lime Phone EL 4 -2277 — Free Pickup & Delivery m y Lee and Hick Farrell.’ This Bobowski.______len Fox, Georgette. Stejakowsky — ( the— fo llow ing— are— leading— ir victory makes the Bristol-Myers i Liberty Avenue1 and. Diane Burgstein. - I trophy points: Theresa Kostes SALES • SERVICE. • PARTS record 3 wins and 2’defeats. Children at -the Liberty Av| A party was-Held on Wedngg- The ar-ts -and crafts program; ^ 7" f e ’ miTJtsrTif^'THF’ -atnilaFS’t field -enjoyed m aking. Indian, de- .^tierman-, M arc Seidelv/Shalden SKY-HIG^KFRADE-IN ALLOWANCES at the playground--this weekl sicn bracelets and othe; 11 i i HARRIS- m W A R K MOTORS birthday,—a.a— —overy::one:j: l-SetdeL consisted of makhTg letter~hoid-=i designs. :NecIclaccs matlc o f sheii s s e else who had a birthdayto-July! ON BRAND-NEW 1958 EDSELS ers, bracelets;-tie—clasps;—stick! craft-on plastic heart baseswere Serving the Motoring Public Sirfce ^ 2tj ~ Refreshments were served to all •ojec idertake baskets, and belts. The follow in g, vary -.pretty and. original,. ’ Indian |wRo attended, wjhlch included completed;—were paper fun children havq .participated In the head-dresses made of colored 257 Elizabeth A ve., Newark c. X iew ^ foo pemonade, cookies, candy and faces, flip-top box puppets, f arts and crafts program: Peggy bubblegum. construction paper were put . to Neroda, Robert Dempsey, Lor- j gether by the ypunger ohlldfen. I Fridayis coj.tum § parade muslin clothespin bags and the raine SzymanSkl, P atty' Kucha-1 Girls passing...t&ate.—A.A.U. jjbrought abmvt 35 i f i r i 1 dTeirl old stand-bves of nlaster o f nark rewski, Kathy Connors, Joe Mc- Physical Fitness Tests wei’c as dressed in Colorful costumes tp f -J U tS-E J10-T0 RS ' Ginty, Jimmy MoGinty, Paula follow s: Joyce Koelble, Do‘rls parade on the field. In the 5-7 [ holder Lerman, Danny Heimstetter, Burns, Judy. -Tange!, Donna 1440 North Broad Street Hillside CHECK THESE BONDS ALLOWANCES! age group, the outstanding ebs- Spei lai Events conducted thit Jane Ellen Heimstetter, Dorothy Tangel, Katy Rotskl, Alice Rotz- tarosB«.Belopgea to —Ia t f e r y week Included a Hat Show for ’56 FORDS PLYMS. CHEVS. $2400 to $2600 •Keibriaer, Steve Toth, Carole M;-■and' Beverly Brice. Certify W A 6-2961-2 Krepps, Zorrot Ricky Krepps, | girls and a Hobby Exhibit for ’56 OLDS BUICKS PONTIACS CHBYSLERS $2600 to $2900 Gearhart, Jlm m y.. .Doyle : and cates will be awarded at the pirate; Ronnie Krepps, Chinese •boys. ■ The girls participating with Nicky Kucharewski. conclusion of the program. ’55 FORDS PLYMS. CHEVS. $2000 to $2800 girl: and Gary Gordopf cook. In very unusual hats w ere: Thor Complete Automotive Service On A ll Cars On Friday Bristol-Myers had a A ‘ volleyball game played at ’55 OLDS BDICKS PONTIACS-CHBYSLERS $2200 to $2500 the 8-10 age group, thp cutest esa Kostes. Cecilia Poliak, Bar- see-saw balancing contest. Win the field between Liberty Avenue was Diane Burgstein, flapper; eslle anger ners in the Senior Girls' compe and Coe Avenue resulted in the Body Shop and Brian'Elde, Robin Hood.* The tition were Janet Von Bartheld first win of the year for the Li most unusual was Cookie BrojJjT land Carole- Galbraith. Winners berty Girls. -R-was a very close Equipped for Finest Service berg, Elvln Presley Button; the falar Bbi in the Senior B oys’ competition, game. most attractive, Barbara Barr, Maryann Amorasano, Nancy - Pe were Arthur Flvnn and Ennis Conant Street____ COLLISION JVORK — PAINTING Japanese girl; most novel, M&ry- tp-rvary. jnyrp 'Vnllmhti,*T)nlnrm W oycik. In the Junior Boys’ meet This past week has been a ann Zach: and the m ost outstand Valle’, M ary Alenso and EmllJ 550 NORTH BROAD ST., ELIZABETH Jimmy McGinty -and Craig Ste very lively one. We had a STRAIGHTENING & REFINISHING ing, John Zemanovic, French- Di Giovanni. We also had oh a EL 8-31.00 • Open Eves, 'til 10 • Sat. ’til 6 rner took first place. Bobby Ler- Cootie Tournament. The -semi- man: and Art LaPointe; Movie [brave lad in the hat .show) ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN Iman and James George took finalists were Arnold Gordo, Freddie Marks, directorpp^ the 'g rou p ■ from u H 2nd place, while Tom m y Neroda Carol Friedman, Harriet Straka, ; The boys tSlSlapliyeds^m PICKUP & DELIVERY 113. Louise Schmidt w on for the and Joe McGinty came in third. Joseph Arches, Mark Straka and hobbies,—which Included a shel most attraotive, as Miss Ameri- [' On Friday, a pet show, con Walter Braunshwelger. The collection, foreign, stamps, an an ca. Diane Berger, the cutest, as cluded the week’s activities. First HILLSIDE PLAZA MOTORS, INC. three winners were Joe Arches, tlque gun, and arts and crafts a flapper and Ellen Fox. the [prize in the show went to Car- 1488 NORTH’ BROAD ST., HILLSIDE W A 3-8500 Arnold Gordo and Harriet Stra- were: Anthony Dl Giovanni, Vln ■funniest, as a hobo. The judges [ole Gearhart and her cute dog, HERBERT CHEVROLET MOTORS ■for' ’ this contest - Were Susan * a- ' I cent Patanio, (Barry Stelrman |"Lady.” Second prize went to A Sand Modeling contest was | Steven Fromm, Emil Amorasar.d 1465 N. BROAD STREET W A 6-1200 Walkly, Treaseu Gombas, RloMe |Lorraine Szymanski and her De Soto Sales & Service EllefiT Joan Kreshok, and Roy also held, which showed some Eddie Slebert, and Elton Manzl dog, “Tippy." Third prize was long-lost artistic talents. The | one. Judges were Theresa D Sales & Service GUARANTEED USED CARS Milter;------awarded to Alex Colsndulls’ dog, winners in the 9 to As or July 25, RichlS Ellen group | Giovanni, Jerome Avergon, Mor ["Husky were WSflUam Porr.erantz and; NEW & USED CARS leads as Senior Chess champ, rls Poliak, Karen Korzow and Calvin Coolidge Susan Stem . The winners in the Rae Levanter. . Donnie Miller as checker , champ, Part of, this week was spent in 7 to 8 year group were Larry Hurden-Looker and Donnie Zanelll as horseshoe Elimination Contest, to select the NOBODY BEATS OUR DEAL! ' Lodato and J oseph Arches. Some A ‘P et Show highlighted the champ, youngsters who will represent [of the models were of the Jeff LOU’S SHELL SjERVICENTER I In the arts and crafts depart activities at the playground thffl the Calvin Coolidge playground erson Memorial, a farm, a drive- ROUTE 22 & BLOY ST., HILLSIDE ment, tie clasps, key chains, lan-1 week. Som e of the pets enterec |In next week's intra-playground |in movie and a bridge, r. In the show were dogs, . cats C0VI CAR IMPORTS yards, hungers, bracelets, bar- tournaments. Thoqe who have COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Thursday nidmlhg saw the birds and various species of fish ettes, paperplate clowns, cork supcessfuUy^.qualified are Frank ■youngsters clustered in groups, The winners In the following ca M.G. — MORRIS — AUSTIN-HEALfeY at Reasonable Rates coasters," finger 'paintings' and Mahon for broad jumping, ■ Jean having a pick-up sticks tourna tegorles were; prettiest, -Matt; Wh e e l b a l a n c i n g — f r o n t e n d specialists colored-paper clowns were made. Masker, hopscotch; Helen BERKELEY — AUSTIN — D.K.W. ment. Winner In the 7 to 8 year and Patty Dlore; smallest, Dennf FREE ROAD SERVICE The boys and girls are looking Schwartz, jacks; Bill Schutsky, group was Laurie Rothstein. and Michael Camene; biggest, * Sales & Service MU 8-9770 forward fp next week’s activities paddle tennis; Bobby Grossman Winner in the 9 to 13 year group ]Judy- Barberlo; m ost unusual, SHOW BOOM: 1206 M ary St., Elizabeth — EL 4-9200 |which Include a hat show, a pic and Maryanne Dlonlslo, Check was Lynn Pomerantz. The run Barbara Gurdon; funniest, Jor DISPLAY LOT: 421 N. Broad St, Elizabeth — EL 41104 nic and hike to Conant Woods, a ers, and Dominick Anticito, chess. ners-up were Susan Stern,. A rn dan Rabsteln; cutest, Margaret: pet show, and the beginning of Other runoffs are to be com old Gordo and' Frank Ladato. Paschak and Charlotte Kopy- the tetherball, washer, hopscotch pleted by Monday. HOCKEY’S 99c T A R WASH The old refrain "In Your Eas stenskl. Judges for the contest and jack tournaments. Special activities this week In ter Bonnet” would have been were Cindy Hare, M ary Glbbom Bristol-Myers clude the Union County Play- Cars Simonized most appropriate on Thursday and Bobby Heller. Advance Brake & Auto Supply Ltd. - Bristol-Myers played two-vol Championships, a_trip-:to afternoon during the Hat Show. leyball games this week, winning The. girls’ volleyball team re- BRAKE SERVICE the- Bronx Zoo on Tuesday, The winners were: biggest, C arol, mained undefeated by beatlnp one and losing the other. On 365 Elizabeth Ave., Newark swimming on—Wednesday, and Friedman ; most construction, I Bristol Myers in two consecu- Experts On Every Make Monday, a victory was scored a pet show scheduled for Friday. Cynthia Arches; most original, tlve gam es by the scores of 15 over the Calvin Coolidge play AUTO ACCESSORIES BI 3-9400 The crafts program this week Lynn Pom erantz; most unusual, 12 and 15-8. The girls that par ground by scores o f 15-8 and OPEN MON. ■ SAT., 8 A.M. T o 6 P.M. will include the construction of William Pomerantz; most color- ticlpated In the game were Lor 15-3. Bristol-Myers suffered their puppets from cigarette flip-top ful, Eaurie Rothstein; funniest, | etta Keizer, Janet Keizer, Caro 433 ELIZABETH AVE., N EW ARK — BI 2-8078 • BI 2-7779 first volleyball defeat on Thurs boxes. Joseph Arches; most summery, j Kowalski; Barbara Fayclk, Vygf day at the Hurden-Looker play JAY & BILL AUTO REPAIRING The following youngsters have Susan Stem . Mrs. Mary Arches j Butvydas and Jean Pask. ground.' Hurden-Laoker. took the passed.their A.A.U. Physical Fit was the judge...... The boys’ Softball team lost t( 34 HILLSIDE AVENUE W A 3-9695 first t\vo games, remaining un ness Test and will be awarded Our arts and crafts exhibit George-W ashington by a ecori defeated. The following girls are MARTY’S AMOCO certificates: Linda Hallingse, brought many well made ob- o f 10-6. Friday Hurden-Lookei GENERAL representatives fo r Brlstol-My- 888 ELIZABETH AVENUE NEWARK, N. 3. Christine Wlnnlcki,- Robert Kin- Jects to view. Some of the ar-l Continued on Page 8 AUTO REPAIRING COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING Brakes — Ignition Automatic Transmission Steering Phone Bigelow 3-9036 “LOU” GENGO’S Hillside Gulf "THE ONLY W RECKER ON ELIZABETH AVE.’ * Route 22 & John St., Hillside PICKUP & DELIVERY SERVICE Weequahic Park Esso Service Phone MUrdock 6-9781 HILLSIDE WILLYS 1521 N. BROAD ST. (opp. Bailey Ave.) W A 9-9 1209 Liberty A v e., Hillside EL 2-3 1 3 4 Complete Brake & Ignition Service FREE when you PURCHASE Mufflers Installed Free! - Lubrication • Tires - Tubes - Accessories FACTORY AUTHORIZED OPEN 7 A.M. TO 10 P-M. DAILY • GULFLEX LUBRICATION ... OIL FILTER & OIL CHANGE Sales — Service — Parts GULFLEX LUBRICATION . AN A.P. MUFFLER W A 6-2522 ■ SHERWIN WELDING CO. AL’S GULF SERVICE CAR W A SH ...... A SET OF GULF TIRES GULFOIL HOUSEHOLD LUB. GULFLEX LUBRICATION Elizabeth 2-2943 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS 46 Westfield Avenue Elizabeth, N . 3. • Truck And Auto Spring Repairing WE REDEEM GOLD BOND COUPONS BATTERIES — TIRES — ACCESSORIES • Helper Springs For Cars And Trucks SAME AS SAFEWAY COMPLETE LUBRICATION ' * Electricians & Plumbers Ladder & Pipe Backs Installed LESLIE STREET, CORNER WINANS AVENUE • Blacksmith £ Forge Work — All Types of Welding • Trailer Hitches Installed On Cars & T ru cj^ SPERLING AGENCY' VALUES THAT CANT BE BEATi AT M &M TIRE RONNIE’S AUTO ELECTRIC “The House Of Insurance” FIRESTONE - GOODRICH YOU GET THE BEST BUYS IN PASSENGER AND TRUCK REBUILT GENERATORS — STARTERS — SOLENOIDS 121 Elizabeth Ave., cor. W . Alpine St., Newark VOLTAGE REGULATORS — ARMATURES REWOUND TIRES AT M & M TIRE! WE HAVE BEEN SERVING THE New And Used Electric Motors And Power Tools . Bigelow 2-2777 *. GOODYEAR - SEIBERLING AUTOMOTIVE PUBLIC SENTCE 1930 WITH SATISFACTION, Also Truck And Marine Equipment — Batteries 6 Volt Generators And Starters Converted To 12 Volts U .S. TIRES SERVICE AND SAVINGS. 45 WESTFIELD AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. 3. Auto Insurance For All Ages UNITED MOTORS SERVICE — EL 2-1857 9 Months To Pay AC - CHAMPION - AUTO-LITE WHOLESALE RETAIL SPARK PLUGS JOHNNIE’S TRUCK & CAR STOP 875 ROUTE 22 HILLSIDE, N. 3. WE WRITE ALL FORMS DELCO BATTERIES B U Y 1 FIRESTONE TIRE — $21.95 8.70 x 15 Plus tax &\recappable casing" OF INSURANCE CAR AIR CONDITIONERS GET 2nd TIRE a t ,^ ' PRICE! AUTO RADIOS BUY 3 TIRES — GET 1 FREE!! MU 6-9791 — MU 8-1819 jPage 6-- JH E HILLSIDE . TIMES, THURSDAY; JUI-Y 31, Mate Baker & Taylor. trucking from the following cities'1 attend facilities on the highway. - ed: Roselle, Elizabeth, Westfiejd. Approval was granted the asx Union, Hillside, Scotefl" Plains, SERVICES sembly of six lots . on Hillside Springfield, Linden, Newark, gvenue o^ned.by members of the .Granford and Panwood. Piegari family into _pne>wlth 150 feet frontage. Vito Volturo re ceived approval to Join three lots Bomb Scare Empties fpT'fs^tsf"''ar^ Y O U N E E D 50-foot” lot ST Soffth . Bright American Can Plant street and three lots into ane can Can Co. plant at 600 North Air compressor rental service Asphalt Conspiracy Case Union avenue last Thursday at Driveways • for concrete, breaking : 2:47 p.m. as the result o f a bomb AND PARKIN G LOTS BUILT and em ergency service For Grand Jury scare, police reported*.' The inci All work done with power roller dent occurred just as a- new shift for industrial, plants All kinds of mason work done Frank-H , Jarvis, 26, of 1534 o f the am ount earned by the was arriving for work. j Lewis' also announced that in- missioned in the A ir Force in Franklin street, and Herman W. ■Police said a oatll came Into the Peter A. Drobach Co. JAMES La MORGESE Special Tax Rule child. I dustrial Rubber C o, of 940. South August o f last year. Hafetcen 33 o f 1612 Colonial switchboard at 2:37 p.m. and the Lt 18 PAIN E AVE, He also had a good word for E lm ora avenuet -Elizabeth, has road, Union, waived a hearing in Construction .Equipment operator, • Mrs. Maude Braun, of IRVINGTON the working children. “They are ' SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.— [ Municipal Court last Thursday For Vacation Job entitled to a $600 personal' ex- 326 Pennington street, Elizabeth. U.S..Highwsy N o. '22. MV 6- already, he’s playing every l l r i n T b t ? £ ^ ^ s w n £ rt h jO B . rfy samm Mr "»• game as if the whole campaign NhhswsssgzlMWssnls lw h s sttig sa M H k t a . M s N M l w * " ' depends on it. - j ) CASEY HAS the ideal m a n-' ager’s frame of mind, never satisfied with less than maxi mum performance from the Th* S h e ll oa Company CERTIFIESyon get send congratulations whole squad. His pitching staff has amazed everyone with its premium grade heating oil in person by P H O N E stingy earned run average — is Stengel happy, no—-he says, “yah, but m y big men (Mantle, MONTREAL Berra and Skowron) are all hitting below par.” I’m sure Casey would have them selling only Ballantlne if he thought there was any connection between Elston Howard’s current top CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ON Yankee .358 batting average and his oft season job with my OIL BURNER INSTALLATION OR CONVERSION ON Three Rings sponsor. . U T h e : I IF THE writers’ predictions ^Welcome Wagon • Convenient Credit Terms • • % SAVIN-GS- prove accurate this would be the first Yankee team ever to Hostess ACCOUNTS win by 20 games. Most veteran sports observers say the 1927 Will Knock on Your Door team was the best in history. with Gifts ft Greetings JOK N1TT1 & SOS Handy Subscription Order Blank Pushed along by George Her from Friendly Business man Ruth’s 60 homers, mur Neighbors and Your 404 Coit St. ESsex 3-0110 Irvington In order to” be sure to get your weekly copy of derer’s row took • 110 games • 3 that year and won by 19, The 1 Civio end Social The Hillside Times, with all the local news‘and 1936 "Clipper” tqam was able Welfare Leaders tq finish 19V4 games ahead with pictures, fill in the blank and mall to-the office. i lO f wins. The HILLSIDE THE HILLSIDE TIMES, I • IT’S GOOD to see that big On the occasion of: Ted Williams has his batting 1443 North Brood 8L, Know What eye again. Jackie Jensen, Prank Change of Residence UfUside, N. J. Malzone and Ted are three of - the Bosox fence busters who You Want— NATIONAL BANK Gentlem en: Arrivals o f .Newcomers In City will be out to bring the Yankee Enclosed find eheok or money order for $3.50, for one runaway to a screeching halt ■ s ONE’OFFICE — NO BRANCHES ' year’s subscription (52 issues) of The Hillside Times. . .when they take on the front FOR FULL* DETAILS PHONE Get It! runners seven times in August.' INSETS OVER $35,000,000 YOU don’t know **“ j FRANK CROSETTI, Yankee MRS. RUTH LEVINE you’re missing—In coach, who was bom on Oct. 4, to hoy, soil, fix, trado-5 Member Federal Reserve System . Jl3l0, has-been around to col- 810 Union Avenue you overlook (ho Deposits Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation led 11 World Series checks, , , flrdel Rood them wceW an - almost annual birthday in heneflt bv them .present. Mantle, Ford, Carey EL 8-0647 OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS, 6:30 - 8 P.M. | and Rubek have October birth days they’d live to celebrate in (No Cost or Obligation) THE HfLLSIDl TIMES the Crosetti manner.-^ ..- “ I'. -tl 1443 North Broad SL W A r 3-9207 THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1958 —Page 7 trol over operations ,bf the airlines, Pressure .should be renewed to make the'airlines abide by all the regulations. The low-flying planes oontinue to be a health hazard and a nuisance, and the battle to make them toe the mark apparently must go on un ceasingly, To-givA-up the fight is to make-life unbearable, par ticularly as the flights increase with growing air travel. The and—Buhliahed introduction of jets to commercial aviation will probably ag- /;t avhte tne condition still more. 1443 'North Broad Street,. Hillside,‘New Jersey If,w e just sit back stnd take it, w e li probably get it; The * f by • thing to do is to keep on battling as long as is necessary. ■THE HILLSIDE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY & Sidney Silverstein...... Business Manager ai\nual pilgrimage to the Shrine ...... Editor Chairmen Named of Immaculate Conception Sep tember 21 at WilliamslQwnl \ Telephone WAverly 3-9207 For K.C. Council Committee chairmen o f Rev. - subscription r a t e s Thomas F. Canty Council 3197, The TIM ES Will be sent to any part of the United States L._tho-rnp>]ilar siihspripHnn ' Knights of Columbus, were ap STRICTLY FRESH pointed at a meeting last Thurs-1 10 cents, Postage to Canada and foreign countries must be Folks who say something is alp allowed to escape from the -"jaded -to these rates. day night in Christ the King as easy as “ taking candy from a 36 years, He was an artist fo r Kroschinski, o f 191 Silver ave Tenants of Monroe Gardens tires, Valve caps were also nrlssr ■Softool? by Grand-Knight John SV baby” never tried to do so. Techni-Grathic Inc., Highland COMMUNICATIONS ins;, she seid.------nue, announce the birth o f a Bertlng, apariuheiits last Wednesday re P ark , for the past-two years, and Some people don’t care for the daughter, Virginia Mary. In the The TIM ES is always pleased to publish letters and other Charles E.r l c k s o n , Deputy ported theft and vandalism to beach; others look better .In a! prior to that was art director for Vita; Statistics published last Items Of interest to readers,. and invites' such communications, Grand Knight, wlil be general police. EDW ARD E: PHARES Thom as & Betts, Elizabeth, for -mha-name and address o f the writer must he giw r. f,VPri, bathing suit. chairman nf the councils siv- A- portable—radio was taken Private funeral services were 12 years. weke, the birth was listed as a case, nbt necessarily for publication, but as an evidence o f good fPint program. The six group from the kitchen o f Mrs. Iris held Saturday at the W alter R. lie leaves his wife, Mrs. M ar son, Edward Paul.— — faith. Anonym ous eommunieatlons will not be published. ings and. their leaders are: ! Chesner, 1518 Schley street, she Lee Funeral Home, 1283 - Salem garet Phares; a son, Hugh, o j — Catholio-a-a-ti-v-l-U-es .... Robert, Informed police. The kitchen door avenue, for Edward E, Pharos, Mendham, and two daughters, J O I N KEEP I P THE FIGHT Price: fraternal activities. Frank 1 was unlocked, she said! 66, of 129 Conant street, who d le i Mrs. Elizabeth Beil o f Eatontdwfi T.~ Weishapir^fr. and_ James"J. 'M r s .:E le a n o r “K u g o l,o f 1510 at his hom e last Wednesday a l and Miss Polly Pharos of Hill? And Support Youi Loss o f the suit by. the Mayors Cormittee on Newark Air Schley street, reported the front ter a long illness...... Sciemeilo;- c t r u ir c fl activities, sid e___ RED CROSS , port has been followed in recent weeks by some of the most Cfeorge W. Luppold; member annoying low-flying planes in this: and other areas in . a. long ship and insurance, Dean W. Harney; public relations, Albert time; It almost seems as though the airlines hare taken the de- J. Babberchak, and youth activi- eWon to mean they now have a free hand to do as they please. ties. r Carmen_ J,. Ferr-igno -and Best way to take care o f a gar Number 378 Of A Series Of Articles Roy F. Hutdjifssonr J den ls~to have a wife -who likes The planes have been coming over very low and very frequently to garden. again in the direction which they are supposed to avoid as Sub-committee chairmen are: much as possible. Catholic activities—Charity, .When It’s too hot to work, It’s Leonard Andrus; ddvotions, An wonderful how the weather If the Mayors Committee has any intention of disbanding, thony M. Fernicola and Walter moderates if someone mentions Featuring American Ideas and ideals this situation chould be the cue hot only to restore it to vigor, LeClair; education, James A, going fishing. but to augment it with a citizens group from all areas where Allen, ipeter A, Confglone, Sr. and Henry J. Roche; and family, A' second-guesser is the fellow the complaints are increasing in volume. who can guess correctly the sec Thomas J. EUam. ond that the boss is out of ear The court which ruled against the Mayors Committee in •; Fraternal activities—Personal shot. dicated that all possibilities hkve not been exhausted. The judge acknowledgment, - W alter Gefz; noted the . more proper course should have been an appeal to bloed donor, Frank J. Walsh; re’- the Civil Aeronautics board, a Federal agency which has con- liel and welfare, Bertlng and Erieksoni-—sickr-—Bertlng__ and -Legal Jfetices- Erickson, and memorial, Michael A. McGuire. Councfl activitie s — EnteriJaffi- SURROGATE'S INVESTORS INVITES ment, Robert Giovine and Joseph P r Sattiato;. athletics, Alois. J. Notice Of Sett Stier; civic affairs, John A. Descn; cultural affairs, Anthony I M. Fernicola, and social- affairs, sr, R^y Tlllou,..administrator Qt i8tate • of -CAROLINE R. TILLOU, Philip Monettl. Membership and insurance — MORTGAGE Prospects, Arthur P. La Point and George H elock,‘ Jr.; enroll-1 ment. William J. T lnschmidt: ad mission, Robert W . Price, Louis Castellanl, Walter Getz and RAT TILLOU LOAN Thomas J. Ellam; conservation, Joseph A. WaUack, and readmis sion, W allacki, • APPLICATIONS! ■ Public relations— Bulletin, AI-I bert ■ J, Bobberohak, Thomas R. Bopf and William S. Murphy; and press, Confalone, .Walter E. Interest rates on home mortgage loans Corris and Betting. Youth committee— Leadership are DOW5N a t Investors! Over $5,000,000 and services, Andrew E. Karlick; religious, John J. Dlamente and now available for loans to home buyers, Couis A. Dlschler, and social and recreation, Robert J. Shields, builders, developers. Installation o f officers will take place September 25, in the school hall, Frank B. Jackiewicz, district deputy, will, be Installing • Terms arranged up to 25 years. officer. A retreat for couneU members W e’ll give y o u speedy service, its. soheduled'~Tor~" September 6-8, Why? Because when you give to casting the truth behind the Iron Curtain at San Alfonso Retreat House, Radio Free Europe, you keep truth on . . , morning, noon and night—-20 hours prompt action. Telephone for West End. the air behind the Iron Curtain. every day. ’ x Members wijl participate In the W hy you r truth dollars? Immediate information, or come In And the truth is an enormously dis Auto Body & Fender ruptive force to the Reds. For it keeps Because Radio Free Europe is a private, and consult u s — without REPAIRS A PAINTING their captive peoples thinking . . . won non-profit organization supported by the Les Cove dering . . . and less than completely voluntary contributions o f the American the slightest obligation! 557 ROUTE St dominated. T he truth keeps needling the people. And your dollars are urgently MU 5-9549 Reds. Breaks through their m onopoly o f needed to keep it on the air . . . to help Res. MU 5-4544 lies. Keeps them unsure. O ff balance. operate its transmitters, pay for its And thus the truth keeps up to forty equipment and supplies, and its scores Call or visit any of our fully armed Red divisions tied up polic of announcers and news analysts in four offices — mortgage ing these satellite countries. F orty divi 5 languages. MArfcet I-27J9 - MArket 5-5179 sions, mind you, that might otherwise be Freedom is n ot free. Send" your truthl officers at ail four! pu t to more aggressive use elsewhere . . . SIDNEY T. HOLT dollars to Crusade for Freedom, care of and who knows where? your local Postmaster. 4th Fl-Rm. 451 751 Broad 8t Your truth dollars keep the 29 super- only entrance cor. Market BL powered transmitters of the Radio Free Your dollars ars noodad to Est. 1882 Newark 2. If. I. Europe network on the air . . . broad- keep Radio Free Europe on the i Investors Savings Send your trutfy dollars to and Loan Association SUPERIOR COAL & KOPPERS COKE CRUSADE FREEDOM HILLSIDE: 1128 Liberty Ave. - EL 4-1117 Cato of your local Postmaster MILLBURN: 64 Main Street - DR 6-5100 UNION: 977 Stuyvesant Avenue - MU 6-6466 EA ST ORANGE: 28 Washington PI. - O R 3-1881. n Services: Savingis Recounts - Christmas Club • Vacation Club WM. HALE GOAL & SUPPLY CO. Tree M oney Orders - .Travelers’ Cheques - M ortgage Loans THIS MESSAGE PUBLISHED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE THROUGH THE Authorized Collection of Public Service Bills CO AL — ISUPPERS COKE — FUEL OIL U. Si Savings Bonc(|3 Sold and Redeemed . -1374 Liberty Ave., Hillside MU 6-2244 COOPERATION OF THE FOLLOWING HILLSIDE COMPANIES: Bristol-Myers Company The Lionel Corp. Cooper A lloy Corporation Miller Steel Co., Inc. Edge o In b Mundet Cork Corp. STEEL and ALUMINUM CORF. 316 BROAD STREET, NEWARK, ^ HU 2-1272 Hatfield Wire & Cable Gus Reinke Machinery & Tpol Co. Division of Continental Copper Si Steel Industries ' Ine. DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE FOOD PRbDUCTS Sunrise Dairies Pot Cheese — Creamed Cottage Cheese — Fargiers Cheese The Hillside National Bahk Mozzarella — Ricotta Duncan Hines Cottage and Ppt Cheese Jiffy Manufacturing Co. Sun .Tube. Corporation VOGELERS MAYONAISE Kraft Foods Company Tridix Tool & Machine Co. These Products can be bought at your local Grocery Store Page 8— THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 31,1 1958 his fourth -year, at Washington I B. Whelan, and Kev. Richard A. to the Torah on the occasion of Around The Town University School of Medicine, I Greene, Assistant Pastors. his- Bar Mitzyah during this Sa PAL Dance Contest Winners turday morning service. Mrs.-Sylvia Boss Washington, D.C., where he Is a I MASSES— Sundays: Church— through'paper. Charlotte ana / member o f Nu Sigma Nu, pro- 7, 8:30 and *10:30 a.m.; School— W Averly 3-5874 I Conservative Congregation of direct® * Riga Gross and Matvln fesslonal. medical fraternity. 1 ' |,8:30 (children)*, 10, 11 and 12 Rausch are planning to ^ MISS AMELIA. TUTULIS,' Hillside. Services F riday eve- daughter of Mr.- and-Mps, Johr^ After a wedding trip to Puerto noon; Dally Massed: Chu’rch—^ ‘ iililgs 8:30 p.m. ‘ at 'M aple Hall, the pre-teens'." new interest h„ Rico and the British West Indies, 7:36 (Monday In the convent!, 1551 Maple Ave. having them design - n J I P. futulis, of 121 North avenue, the couple will reside In Arling- 8:3j>: Holydays of Obligation: Servloes Friday, A ugust 1 will cards with Braille-J^ted j.w.ac marrlarf tjal.nrriay, .Tilly OR ------,11 R 7 « 0 in a m and S:30 o.m.: he conducted In H ebrew by Mr, ages fo r blind students ans to Mr. George Louis Slgalos, soft ’ vlrginla- , First Fudays.51, Communion at N. Gllklh and in E n glish by Mr. 'PH®1....panehis. These greet"* o f Mr. and Mrs. Louis Slgalos MR. AND MRS. CHARLES J. g.gQ a.m. and 8:30 pint. M. Ackerman. '■ cards w ill be presented to tfil? o f Port , Richmond, S. I. Rev. KlERNAN,- o f 14 Fairbanks ..G g N F E S S l O l I S — gatwfr" New Jersey Commission M h!' James A. Aloupls, pastor o f St. street, who left for Europe via days, evenings o f First Friday, Blind, Nicholas Greek Orthodox. Church K.L.M. Royal Dutch Airlines on and H olydays-of Obligation! 4:00 Social Events Coe Avenue In Newark performed the cere Sifle ~28, arrived home Sunday, to 5:30, and from 7:30 to 9:00 By Mrs. Irene L. Schneider A , stuffed animal show ■M*y 27-, after spending ah excit-. p.m-alsa Mondays after, N'oygpa mony. A reception 'follow ed at VVA 3-7112 t ' held on Thursday marnine the Hotel Essex House, Newark. ing month touring Europe. They i Devotions. :: Agnes Lynch, Mrs. Agnes Q, !' tSontffiuad from page 4) , --The bride was escorted 'by her were accompanied by their son, DEVOTIONS—Novena in hon- .ioz, Mrs. Doris * Swider andTMra -Rew James K. Kiernan, curate I or of Our Lady o f the Miraculous father and had as her rndtroiToT present was his sis ter^-Mna.- Ariiia Mary Anthony judged the dose! Honor her sister, Mrs. Niekolas at I-m m a c-u la t e Conceptior Medal- anct'St. Anthony at 8:00 .m. Monday ’evenings. . Sinkowlch oT Haiflson... iy com peting entries. . Prizes wer P. Demos o f Elizabeth. Brides- Church In Secaucus. awarded ,to the cutest, p rettaT B A P T I S M S — Every Sunday Mr. Bilinski received niany maids were Miss Mary Abbott •: T h ® four-Included interesting most unusual, most •comical' Welch o f Elizabeth and’ M is s !anu lHHluilu STgtTts 1,1 Belgium. 'y °t : i* ™ Joan Valias o f Port Richmond, France,_ Germany, Italy, the had tty aU.®JaoLjitteiided.. secondary categories. . Tile Ukrainian Catholic Church cousin o f the brirtpgrndm. Flow er I Netherlands a n d Switzerland. A DOUBLE BIRTH DAY party were m ade by Keith a of Thft [mnm.-nliitc Coneeplion, Kevin Belgium thdV riSl'led’ celebration was o bserved—Sa-to*- Swider, - Ra-rbara-Rgjff. ltev. Myron* Sozanski, pastor, Ithaca- San Juan, Puerto Rico, niece o f the Worlds’ Fair in Brussels. In da y£ *^ S j2£ at the nom e oi.jvif.' Haase, Robert Wheele t ' During July and Arlene- the-bridegroom . . ’ I Rome they ' baa the thrilling ex- and Mrs. Charles Richkus, 1242 Iday M asses' w ill be held- at ;8 Somogyt, Brenda ^einoi MarL Mr. Thomas Passlos o f Port j perience o f having an audience Baken street, ' honoring Mrs. A.M. and B:3D A.M. ah tST-Blll- etta Queroz, Angeli* Richmond served as best man.| willi ll'e Pope. Geor ge Stonlok- o f —Eassak^aad. | side Elks Club, 244 Hillside Ave. -GeOrgparinp (L g -ra co s , ’ vtarjLn Ushers were Mr. John L. Sigalos To their happy .surprise, when) Mrs. John M ohelsky o f Walling-' Reyer, Judy Coppola, Mhunm of West New Brighton, S.-I,, [ they: arrived home they were [ First Church o f Christ Sclen- ■ton. Guests were fro m Passaic, Lynch. Bobby Lynch, iohhv: M rs.j list, 1251 Fairm ont avenue, Eliza- 3pEa3®®tOiesM=iHiWdfifc===; Swider, Patty Swider. B.tnl.i:irrl Prn-H n f-Notv Wrjghhvn j Joseph Ortega and her year olfli both; Sunday Service. 11 a.m* Mrs._MoliQlsky is the former Queroz. Rose Mazzea.JEaLLj* M«?- -Mr_Peter J Tutulis, the bridels I daughter, Ann, who arrived from Ii Sunday School, H a.m, Wed -Dolores foichkus, -daugnter of ^eo and Jllleen Kasinskas! ^ brother and Mr. Arthur T.. Zav-1 Kingsville, Texas, for the occa-1 nesday Testimonial Meeting, 8:15 Mr. ..and Mrs, Charles Richkus ox A n interesting week was spent ras, cousin of the bride, both oxj alon.______, 1 p.m. Heading rodm . open daIly T.0 the above address. - in the handieraft departmenr Hillside, _r— THE, STORK has once agaln lo 4 _ except Sunday and le. f ^: ;Yi^CQ®HS£0 I i ® to ^ Som e o f the children made some Mrs.-, Slgalos Jumna o f graced the h om e o f Mr. a id M rs fc,al hoHdays. M oi.ris av0mi0i Bader o f 276 Gertrude street. Mr. very Interesting and useful ob Hllside High School -and the Allred Allen, o f 289 H ollywood Elizabeth, N. J. j Bader was greeted b y his wife jects with' olay; others, worked . erkeley school fn~Esst“ C>ranger ovenum time It’s.-a 1»W»i [ * atew'wB*auglih L»hd^Mia«a^J3i»m^t ^'dLge^ molds and tumps sfjjfjsg -rjPiLowney Photo until her marriage she was em- Garj^i*. born June 25 at New- galned through understanding j neth when his plaiie landed at Mayor Adolph A. Winston, hi suit, distrihut septional statuettes. Belts, key iners of dance contests at first ployed in the law offices of Jacob ark Beth Israel _ Hospital. Their qodi divine Love, will be a topic I Idlewild Airport, N ew York, Sa- P A L dance held recently at Acm e parking lot, Li chains, and bracelets were made the m ayors left is Patrolman & Martifc S. Fox in Newark. j daughter, Sherri, is two years dealt with at Christian Science turday, J-uiy .26, on his fSturtf Gordon Millmrn, president o f Hillside P.B.A. from lanyard material, with Her -husband is a graduate o f old. Mrs. Allen is the. former Miss services Sunday I from a p-week- business trip to. Young people won contests in cha-cha, wait ; which som e of the children have >m left they are Barbara Ciesla, Lafayette College,_:Eastoh, Penn., Anita Eisenberg of -Newark. one of the selections from I I Holland. shown talent. W ayne .lonos, Danny Valente, Barbara Hermann, nd Raymond Barbiere. where he was' a member of Theta .MR* ANDMKS.HY CHRYS- BiMe ln theLesson-Sermon SLi W hile overseas he went ■ to. Patrolman Alois ,1. Stler, PAL director, was i The boys’ softball team ia- assisted by Samuel .Fazzone. Chi .Fraternity. He is entering TAL. of 1568 Leslie street, an- titled ,ILove„ ls this from Mat- j Brussels alid Into the East Zone niained ln first place with a l ’ bounce the arrival of their sec- thew: -And Jesus went about all I of Germany for a-reunion with and 1 record by rolling over om LiaughtenShan B.. born July Galne0i teaching in their syna- his ■" brothers and sister aM Central Avenue by 23 to" 0." A at Newark 'B.eth Israi GOP Chairman Is Indicted ispital. gogues’ and preaching "the gos-' schoolmates, also the soccer club thirteen run 5th inning, in M lctr Their other 'daughter, Lisa, H ill Is pel- of the kingdom, and healing he formerly belonged to. fourteen straight men hit-safe* two years old. Mrs. Chrysta Iall ■ manner-ref sickness -an4’ all There was quite a celebration !y, broke open & close contest -1-Ug—Aihprt Sf-hpoo, nhair.mfln n f . gl-f\rn frf*m r the form er Miss Carole I applm .______. _ _ . . _ _ r manner of disease among the in his honor as M r. Bader had' DUfltig the 5th inning outburst the Republican Municipal C om -, Victor Kasp: daughter o f' Mr. and-Mrs.—David | people” (4-23)------been away Irenr lTts-home town G eorge Bour connected t o T T mittee, have ^een Indicted by a chase a home in Roselle. The ap. forSjjijty years. grand-slam home run.' Gary Federal Grand Jury in Newark Plication falsely stated, Weiden- "Science and Health with Key FOUR STOUT-HEARTED fel Smith hit a tremendous two-run Leo stret, and Miss Rosalie La- fo r causing false information to “ urner said, that Kaspgr paid a | to the Scriptures" by Mary Bak- lows left Saturday, July 26 for shot to dead center-field nuking be provided in an application for,®-®® deposit on the home which f,!1;®’ ° i 525 ^^"HTinclude the ttS the Appalachian Trail. They were five hfts"for the second consecu Hving it up this summer. A fter {454.18.23) : „L ove ^ a home loan to W e Veterans Ad-1 was actually .piirchased by_ an- Raymond and W illiam Richkus, tive game. Tony Vivona contln- returning from a seven day - - ministration, it was learned this other party. lumines, designates, and leads sons of Mr. and M rs. Charles ued to h it all pitching. cruise to - Bermuda ab oarcU he week. Indicted with Sehoen iti the way. Right m otives give pin Richkus; R obert' B um s, son of Tortorello pitched the' f Q ^ f l g S.S. Ocean M onarch,They spentf tw o counts was George T. Hall, i charSe applications for homo lm, ions to thought, "and strength and M fe. Gert-r-ude B u m s and Thom: shoutout and never had-'a man rom o f 1428 Munn avenue, fo rm e r , Pavement loans totaling $3,050 freedom to speech and action. as Percoskie, son o f M r. Joseph reach 3rd base. A victory over Itheir fun-packed voyage, (then partner with Sehoen in the G a ry! wMeh were actually used for Love is priestess at the altar o f Percoskie ajl of Hillside. From Calvin Coolidge in ” tho' 1 na [o.ff.®Aif went on a.m otor trip to Construction Co. Payments on the duplex Truth.' Walt patiently for divine the Peekskiil M ountains the boys gam e w ould -assure the boys o! Miami Beach, Florida, where ■ Sehoen-is charged In two ad-,-*1Qnie *n Roselle, Love to m ove upon the waters will travel on foot to the Dela at least a tie for the champion [■they -were guests-at—the—Hotel- o f mortal mind, "and"*f(OT'"tKf ware Water Gap,- w hich will-take ship. ditional counts with causing the " — I Americana. perfect concept.” about two weeks. (Each is carry The girls’ volleyball team de filing of false applications fo r ' Will Mark 25 Years I With the memories still fresh, * ing his own .pa ck containing feated Central: Avenue in 3 dose; FHA home improvement loans. iv ,,i i * r> kftey are baek -at their respective Both men will be arraigned A u g ' W ith Lelanese L-orp. Bethany Pentecostal Church, •clothing, sleeping equipm ent and gam es Thursday and then saw - I desks at W estern Electric Com- 2U Baltimore Ave., Rev. Edward food. ust 12 before Federal Judge Frank Nagengast, of 136 Fenn- pr.ny in Kearny. Miss Lasky is their undefeated status' disappear J H. Schaumburg, pastor. A SURPRISE picnic birthday before Liberty Avenue on Fri Rlchard Hartshorne. „ sylvania avenue, attains 25 years ( K daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Sun party was hell Saturday, honor-1 day with scores 15-13, 18-15: A ccording to U,i3: Attorney of. service at the Newark plant ■Jack Lasky and Miss Lacara is of day evening service 7:45 p.m. Ing Kathy and K elly Tsairis, and 16-14. Chester A. Weid4nbumer, the in- of the Celanese Corporation of the daughter'of Mrs. Larry La- Wednesday and Saturday 7:45 children of Mrs. M aryann Tsairis. ■ dlctments of- jSchoen and Hall America on August 8. Icara- and the late Mr. Lacara. In the coming week a Mother p.m. 1283 State street, and Denise Goose ■ Costume Contest will be .The girls were accompanied on Turlish, daughter o f Mr. and their cruise by Miss Dolores Mc- held. Children up to 11 years o(. Hillside Presbyterian Church, Mrs. John Turlish, 495 Norwood tpi^y-,,of Newark. age w ill eome ln costume; the Salem and Coe ,A venues, Hill street, East, Orange. MRS. JEAN FOX of New York older chtldresn will help make side; Rev. .C. Davis Robinson, The party was held at the [masks suitable for the costume. W A N T A © § and St. Louis, Missouri, w ife of pastor. - home of Mr. and M rs. Charles [ _ ~ — j— «-*______fr.e late W illiam Fox, announces 9 p,ft. Church. School. pQUChes, Jr„ in Scotch Plains, ■ ‘ COMMUNITY-INDUSTRIAL — RATE — Wte engagement o f her daugh 10 a.m. M orning Worship. aunt and god parents o f the'; ’ • Standing o f Teams ter. Doris to- Paul H. Greenberg •f q 3 r c e n t s per w o r d Take this one hour to join with children. Guests included grand- • W L of Newark, N, J. and New Hope, others in worship. parents from. W atch ung, East O il Pa., son o f Mr. and Mrs. H arry Bristol-Myers i. 3.1 Minimum Charge, $1.00 Guest speaker: Rev. Roland ange, Scotch, Plains and Hillside. A. Greenberg, o f 803 Irvington Massey Shoes------9 Bahsen. Kathy, Kelly, and Denise are Schacht _gtgel 10 More than one insertion charged at the rate of avenue. # . the grandchildren' o f Mr." and _ Miss—F o x _ ls a graduate o f Westlnghouse three cents a word. Minimum charge 85 cents. Elizabeth A venue Presbyterian Mrs. Anthony Statkna, nf 1128 C eco Steel fl- Members of Squadron 100, Newark Air Explorers, Boy Scouts Brooklyn College and is attend Church. Rev. Dr. Arthur North- St. Louis aveune. Kingsmeri AA 6 W AN T ADS may be left at The Hillside Times ing New York' university Gradu- wood, pastor. of America, arrived at Cjtis Air Force Base, Mass., on July 21, to Alsco Aluminum ” ate School o f Education. She was _ .10. a.m. M orning service. Ser Offtce, 144$ North Broad Street, “OfT telephone spend two weeks with their sponsor,, the l#8th Fighter-Interceptor Hollywood Tavern 6 formerly a social worker with mon * y Rev. Constantine Baldas- W Averly 3-9207 up to * 9 A.M. Tuesdays. W ing, New Jersey Air National Guard. the welfare department o f the Playground News Hillside VFW 3 B-M' Assoc. City of New York. (Continued from Page 5) •' A Card o f Thanks: Eight lines under, $1.50. Ad* Upon their arrival by C-UCJ aricraft of the 150th Aeromedlcal Mr. Greenberg Is a graduate of Flrst Baptist CHurch. Hillside Airborne Access. Transport Squadron, New Jersey Air National-Guard, the scouts ditional lines, 1 5 'cents. Rutgers* University School Of avenue near M aple avbnue. Rev. beat Race St, 17-8, with Billy Results Shields getting 4 doubles ar.d a were greeted by lieutenant Colonel Karl B. Boss, of Hillside, Act ,Law and attended George Wash- Philip C. H ughey,. Jr., Pastor. Kingsm en AA 7, V.F.W. 5 home run which drove ln runs. ing Executive Officer of the New Jersey Wing. | ington University and the New- Sunday, August 3 7 W estlnghouse 15, B-M Assn. Rooms For Rent Hobby Shop ar.k Colleges o f »Etutgers Unlvgr- 9:40 a.m. Bible School. _ The following boys played in the Hollywood 10, Alsco 8 ‘ slty. He is engaged in the general Classes..will be helff j{6r“ the game: Ray Barbiere, p: Jordan Hollywood 14rSehaoht 12 HILLSIDE—Large room suitable Rabstein, e; Tom D u ffy , lb ; Tony Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop, practice o f law and maintains Beginners,' Youth and Adults. B-M Assn. 22, Alsco 9 .for tWo persons, quiet, private Deo, 2b; Dennis Andilla, 3b; Bill 1303 Liberty Avenue, Hobby offices' to" the Military vPark Pastor H qghey .w fll teach the Bristol-M yers' 7, V.F.W. 0 hom e hear 10, 49, 50, N. Y. buses, Kiwanis Marks Mundet’s 65th Birthday Craft, Sporting Goods and A c (Building' In Newark. He is a Adults frbm the Book of * Jude, Shields, ss; D om Valente, If; Ceco Steel 13, Airborne 6 W A 6-0137 or M A 2-9461. lw om cessories. Jackets and Uniforms member of .the American Bar H a.m. M orning Worship. Yogi Barbiere, c f; Danny Blank, W estlnghouse 7, Kings. AA ( tie )' made to order, W A 3-3895. tf Association, The ’ New Jersey Message:- “ Symbols of The rf. The softball team ’s record is Garage For Rent now 3 wins and 2 defeats. State Bar Association and the Scriptures” by the Pastor. Iroff Ttailings George Washington BABE RUTH LEAGUE "Very large garage, 30 x 50. Suit- Essex County Bar Assoelation. 7:30 p.m. Evening Gospel Hour. The Gqorge W ashington play* Standing O f Teams ' able for parking or storage. Wrought iron railings, exterior An early Fall wedding is Inspirational Song Service, ground,is. very"fortunate to have W E L 4-4995. July 3-tf ’ and Interior. Sal Pedldnl Iron planned; Timely • Choruses and Personal Testimonies, Special Musical Se the services o f pert, porty-talled H illside' Elks i Works, EL 4*7658. If - no answer, iiine-year old Charlotte Roole as Ektgle Oil . 5 caB'W A 6-4923. 9/22/58 lections and a Bible Message by SERVICES the Pastor: "Hearers And an instructor-member. Visitors L iberty'A ve. Bus. 5 Pet Shops Home Setback Doers” . On the playground are,not aware, Flash Cleaners Y O U NEED Wednesday, A ugust 6 • as they see C harlotte‘ participat Maxon Pontiac ENJOY a visit to the Tropical COontinued from Page l) 7:30 him. The Hour of Power™ ing In all, athletic aMd crafts ac Meride Dodge 0 Carpenter Fish Center o f Hillside. A great Mid-week -prayer and praise tivities, that she has been sight Results assortment ‘o f fancy tropicals. service. less since birth. Liberty 7, ^Jaxon 4 You want a carpenter? Call F. with the Residence A zoning. Aquarium Accessories. Bird | Charlotte is a fourth grade Liberty 8, Flash "T Hlntenberger for building, re Concur In Zoning You are cordially invited to at Dept. Boxer Puppies, Fresh horse- Student at the Victor Mrav- Eagle Oil 4, Merkle 3 pairing, general contracting, Two recommnedations of the tend all of the services and a meat, Free Delivery. Hollywood lag School in Elizabeth, where M axon 3, Elks 1 roofing, cabinet work. Estimates Zoning Board were concurred in hearty w elcom e awaits you. given free. No job too large or Pet- and- Supply- Go^-1279 Liberty she studies the sight-saving and by the committee. . One will per ------AIR-CONDITIONED too small. Call EL 3-6227 Ave., Opp. Princeton Ave. W A 3- Braiue curriculum. Because o f mit Rayco Seat Covers Inc., of Franklin Memorial Methodist 6/13/57 2991. her abilities in these areas, Char- 466 Bloy street, to add a one- Church. Maple and Keer ave lotte has been helping many o f Story m asonry structure to its nues. Newark. The Rev. Fred B. Educational Photography the pre-teens plan a completely existing building for the installs- Morris, pastor. Parsonage. 78 Mertz avenue, telephone W Aver new activity this summer. Every PAPER MILL Prepare your child now for Ills Baby . portraltSr-family groups Mon of duto mufflers, ly 3-9449. Tuesday and Thursday after- PLAYHOUSE .B jworld of the future. Buy taken in you r home. Call fo r f The second recdmmendatloii OLLaUBN. N. J. DRE noon, Charlotte instructs Rose- W O RLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEi appointment, Zlmmenqaij Photo approves an application of Har- SHANK CAKRINOTON, Synagogue Services M ary Hnyda, LoiS*Koslik, Clayre l m SiN—TvM. Mir fclA .'M rs. G. Mayer, W A 6-1179, Service, EL 4-0505. . • , tf pak Machine & Tool Co., o f 1318 Bialy, Judy Frisqhgrund, Laurie W A 6-3049. White street, for a variance from Sinai Congregation, 1531 Maple N ow Thru Sun., Aug. 10 a Business A zone to perm it In Ave., Rabbi Eliezer Cohen. Jartdersits, Susan JVittcpff, Bar Mattresses Renovated bara HrevnacK tend Gayle Sha'- " " “ ‘ToV'SalV crease In- the size of motors from |iFor the wdek|j)eginnliWjifeB: MUSICAL! Can W Averly 6-4280 for FREE M to l% horsepower. Objections Plro„ t e write tlie alphabet in day, August -3, the schedule' o f’ Antiques, pine and cherry; wash- estimate to renovate (rebuild) jp the variance were raised by Braille. The girls have become services will be as ioHows: stand ^5; cottage bureau $20; your mattress like hew. (SAME |ames T. Silva, Ernestine Poti- proficient enough to- write their felly cupboards $16; old cradle DAY .SERVICE). lastro and Edward Isbrecht, all Morning Services: Sunday, 8 |tones and sim ple words . in $16; Penn Dutch dry-sink $38; M ATT-REST PRODUCTS t yesidents o f W hite street. A.M.; Monday through 'F riday, Braille. Next w eek they will be- Boston rocker $17; Marble tap 1275 Liberty Ave. . Mayor Adolph A. Winston an 6:45 'A.M.; Saturday, 8:45 A.M!* gto studying 'th e.B ra ille abbre- tables, cherry drop-leaf tables, nounced tlje appointment pf Afternoon Services: Sunday viafed words or sym bols similar thfrough Thursday, 8 -PJ4 dpmer cupboards, old chairs, etc. Samuel Ehrenkranz as chairman' to' Qur shorthand system. The FriWa^, 7:15 P .M .; Saturday, 7:45 Open dally tw o shops. John Puni- In Memoriam .bf United Nations Day which leye, Gingerbread Castle Rd., SCHUETZLE— in loving mem: will be observed October 24. H amburg, arid on ROUTE #15, ■ « , b, pnimps Photo Evening Services: Sunday ory o f a dear husband, father ' LAFAYETTE, (Sussex County), Kenton D. Wood, left, presents birthday certificate to through Thursday, 8:80 P.M;; Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church S.J. and grandfather, Frederick Brokaw of Mundet Cork Corp. as Louis J. Hess watches. Friday, W elcom ing the Sabbath Schuatzle, who passed away Mundet Cork Corp.’ s 65th an-*—— ,,yr ______Church Services and Evening Services immediate ELIZABETH AVENUE AT CHANCELLOR August 3, 1942. ly following the, afternoon Serv JOIN niversary was celebrated at Hill of East Orange, Mundet’s eastern His memory is as dear today Christ the King Catholic ice; Saturday, 8:35rPi,.M, ’ DR. ARTHUR NORTHWOOD, Pastor And Support Your side Kiwanis Club’s meeting last district gales representative, re'** A s in tlie hour he passed away. Chnrch (Comer of Bloy Street Martin Bieybaum, son of, Mr. R E D CROSS W ednesday,evening at Hltehin’ viewed Company’s history and WIFE, DAUGHTER, SON and Rutgers Ave.) Rev. 'J. Em and Mrs. H arry Bterbaum, 273 Rost Inn, Union. Edward Brokaw described some o f its operations, 10:00 am. Services’ in charge of Rev. Constantine Baldassa met Knox, Pastor; Rev. Gerard Williamson avenue, will be called