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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1954
Page
1
In Superior Court the School Board faces a suit over alleged faulty work on the Coolidge School addition. Helge Olsen of a local general contractor seeks about $11,000 in damages claiming unauthorized exterior and interior work was included beyond the contract.
Walter Cheapale, junior at Rajners Culley, Agrculture in New Barnwert, chosen among five Rutgers students to represent the university at the Newark Flower Show. Clare being text in Bamberger's, Newark. Show runs Saturday. Chespule consultant for lawns and gardens. Theta Chi member. Hortus Club.
Public service coordinators pushed to avoid fare hikes by steering traffic changes at Hillside Avenue North Broad Street and related bottlenecks. Officials including Police Chief plus an external traffic engineer weighed three way signals and altered corner cuts while Gov Meyner urged statewide equalization reforms to ease real estate tax burdens amidst a busy political season.
The AP Morris School will present its music festival Friday April 9 at 7 45 pm in the school auditorium. Pupils will perform a program of selections showcasing student talent and school spirit.
Fragmented OCR text shows Red Cross fundraising efforts and wartime dedication, noting half of the quota raised with references to workers, communities, and relief contributions. Mentions chapters, local committees, and financial figures in a period tone, reflecting civic mobilization and emergent public duty.
Charles Prigsera, president of the Filiside Republican Chub, announced that seven Republican Congressional candidates and five of six Republican nomination candidates for freeholder received invitations to a candidates night. The event is Monday, April 5, at the Polish American Citizens Club, 440 Bay Street, open to the public at 8:30 with refreshments and features planned.
Lions Club heard a program on Indian history with New Jersey Archaeological Association members Thomas Smith and Fireman Karl runner detailing long inhabitation in North America. They noted eastern coast peoples may originate from the Great Lakes region, discussed Lenni Lenape Indians of New Jersey, and displayed Mikian tools and weapons found in the state.
The Hillside Kiwanis Club welcomed the high school cheerleading squad and their advisors last Wednesday at the Hitchin Post Union. The group was praised for school spirit and support of athletic teams. Leon Shider organized the event. Samuel Dubow spoke after dinner, with movies shown.
Compiled remarks show Pozar defending a full time city post amid GOP criticism. Key figures include Conington, Miss Bhizey, and Bruster with supporters noting cost savings through a new billing system while stressing the need for accountability and public service.
Raymond G. Matthews of Stimatt pledges support for the Pisehower Administration foreign and military policy, arguing against perpetual war and deficit spending. He urges a strong yet efficient defense, a strategic force to deter enemies, and expansion of social security along with veteran benefits tied to cost of living adjustments.
A British recreation program prepared by the Moat We Ruerei tin Compissionees faced distancing at a conference on Monday with Bowrbet Rdetien as part of an approval process. The Marine Recreation Superintendent said the program aims for broad public service beyond schools.
Four officers complete probation at Police Premiquarters after serving probationary terms. The report details school board approved programs including Spring, Summer and Fall activities, with afterschool and recreation programs across multiple schools and venues.
A staged dramatic sketch And You Never Know by Nora Starling will be performed next Monday at 4 15 PM in Hillside Avenue School auditorium Hillside FoOWig. Dr Kirk W Seaton psychologist from Elizabeth Public Schools leads a panel discussion with attendees and sponsors include Union County Association Hadassah and local education groups highlighting mental health needs and stigma.
Veda Roberts helped unveil a dedication at the Flatbish Synagogue with a starry lineup including Cantor Richard Ful ly and Richard Tucker. The 1954 gala featured Norman Bradley, the Barton Sisters, and media names from WMGM and Milton Berle appearances.
The Ameren Cancer Society begins its 1954 Cancer Crusade with outreach at multiple locations listed including Watle op ate fillawe hotrary and nearby sponsors. Mailings are sent from Mel Austin Kiley and Selma De Wayne T Brauner with 3,000 envelopes to solicit contributions.
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