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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
8
A 24 hour taxi service advertises radio equipped cabs with social rates for long trips. Contact Hillside Yellow Cab at WAverly 6-1000, 303 ng Avenue and ask for Walter Warren.
A Hillside store on Coe Ave offers 35mm slides and photographic supplies. Friday night window show features 35mm slides of United States and Europe. Bargain color slides available, plus toys and greeting cards at Yallard's Movieland.
Karl Abelhoer advertised roofing and siding services from 234 Long Ave Hillside with phone WA 3-6699 offering gutters and related work.
The Saybrook School PTA plans a Father and Son Night on Thursday April 12 at 7 30 in the Coe Avenue building. Fathers will face sons in a short basketball game followed by cartoons in the auditorium and an exhibit in the Workshop plus a talk by Principal David Harris.
Percy Shaffer of Cooper Alloy Foundry Co. was elected president of the Hillside Rotary Club, succeeding Anson C. Crane. Officers include William O. Hebler as vice president and Paul K. Owen as secretary. Four Hillside firms and a labor union received recognition for Marshall Plan aid efforts.
Jewish Community Center volunteers at 1504 Viapls Avenue raised 45.61 dollars for the Jerusalem Y. Eugene Ken presented the funds to Bertram Gold, former executive director, while Pat Meltzer observed. A Rotary Club silver anniversary event at Baltusrol Golf Club involved 35 Hillsiders. Legal notice details Hillside Township property sale offers with terms and conditions.
Mrs Mildred L Rulison supervisor of nature study for Union County Park Commission speaks at Hillside Avenue School auditorium on Friday to discuss Nature Activities at Trailside and shows a related film. William Koellner Montclair State Teachers College senior practices in seventh grade under Miss Edna Doll and has Army Air Force service.
The Hillside Township Committee proposes abolishing public rights in part of Bloy Street and releasing that segment from public road status. The ordinance details the description of the vacated area and directs notices and readings before adoption. Authorities set a public meeting for April 11 1916 at 8:00 PM at Municipal Headquarters 1241 North Broad Street.
A call to unity and courage urges Americans to endure troubled times as a prelude to lasting peace. It stresses readiness to sacrifice and to organize efforts for mercy and defense if danger increases.
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