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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1956
Page
7
Hillside New Jersey 1926 imprint at 1343 North Broad Street outlines The Hills DH Times Publishing Company. Subscription $3.50 yearly, 8 cents a copy, Canada and foreign postage added. Communications require name and address for publication consideration.
The mail registration plan for motorist licensing and vehicle registration works overall though it faced last minute strain. It staggers renewals to ease lines, allowing many to complete applications from home. A three year driver license cycle reduces renewals, but moving to weight based auto fees drew concern from buyers of cheaper cars.
The text argues mail registration could ease the voter process with convenience for the public and potential cost savings, noting it would require proper following of instructions and could eventually mirror mail registration systems.
A dense list of upcoming meetings and activities across Hillside and Saybrook, including social events, PTA and P T A boards, neighborhood group sessions, junior and women’s clubs, planning and education boards, orchestra rehearsals, a primary election, and various auxiliary gatherings from April through May. Names include Hillside Chapter OES, Bnai B’rith Women, Girl Scouts, Widows and Wives clubs, and Saybrook School PTA with dates and venues in local civic life.
Seton Hall University hosts its annual art show opening April 11 at University College Newark. Ruth R. Dugan announces the exhibition open to the public until April 25 with over fifty artists entered. Demonstrations by Maurice Ingersoll and Arthur D. Thomas will showcase watercolor and painting techniques. Artists include Irving Karlin of 236 Marine Terrace.
Tools testing instruments and other articles valued in excess of 400 dollars were stolen from Johnston Engineering Co at 10 Route 22. John Johnston of 10 Marshall Street, Irvington reported it to police Monday. Entry was gained through an unlocked rear window.
Captain Edward T. Riche, son of Mrs. Alice Riche of Hillside, enlisted in 1938 and served with the 19th Infantry at Schofield Barracks Hawaii. Commissioned 1944 in Brisbane, Australia. He fought with the 6th Division in the Pacific and with the 24th Division in Korea, earning the Bronze Star Medal, Combat Infantryman Badge, Purple Heart, and Presidential Unit Citation. Married to Anna Zukowski of Newark, they reside on Fort Dix post with two sons, Bruce and Jeffrey.
Vincent J. Petto, 31, of 798 Communicaw avenue Jersey City, posted $500 bail after appearing in Magistrate's Court on a charge of possessing a reeenedled weapon. A routine check by Patrolman Alois Stier on New York place led to police discovering a gun in the glove compartment. Petto, accompanied by Dorothea A. Milford, faced no charges for her involvement.
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