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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
8
A Hillside shop announces a window show Friday night featuring 35mm color slides of United States and Europe. The sale includes 385mm slides at 10 cents each, plus toys and greeting cards. Gallard's Movieland at 29 Coe Ave, Hillside, phone EL 5-5064.
The Hillside North End Club announces support for Nelson Carr and Elsie L. Scheidel er for the Republican nomination for freeholder. The statement criticizes incumbent freeholders for not cooperating with the Union County Park Commission on the Elizabeth River Parkway. Duffy says local losses to opposition reflect youth discontent with inaction. The club also endorses Hand Thomas Dwyer Mackey Nurton and other directors.
Hillside and Rahway Rotary Clubs held a 25th anniversary banquet at Baltusrol Golf Club Springfield. About seventy five members heard Dr William C Cope past district governor and Drake Business College president speak on The World Does Get Better. Remarks praised Hillside growth with Judge Donald H McLean as speaker and Anson C Crane welcoming members.
Notice of a Hillside Township Committee ordinance releasing public rights in Stockton Avenue and vacating portions of the street with detailed measurements and enactment steps. Also notices of meetings set for April 25 1951 and an ordinance authorizing purchase of a National Cash Register accounting machine. Howard J Bloy signs.
Vice President George Miller of the Third District Republican Club urged members to back Frank De Dominick for county committeeman in the district at a Tuesday meeting. Guest speaker was Mrs. Elizabeth Wilken, Third District committee woman.
Public notices detail procurements and bids for equipment including a 1982 ladder truck and a ND-30 desk purchase totaling 5000 currency units. They announce adoption on final reading of an ordinance releasing public rights on Bloy Street and outline bid timing, inspection, and rights to accept or reject bids.
Rahway Republican chair Michael F. Kealy condemned the Union County Freeholders for neglecting local GOP groups in Rahway Hillside Kenilworth Garwood and Clark Township. Sinai Congregation to host a April 15 dinner at Esther Berkowitz Hall honoring the Sinai building dedication and campaign workers with Rabbi Theodore L. Adams as guest speaker and Sonya Dayne performing.
Miss Ernestine Trubenbach, chief clerk, elected Friday night as worthy matron of Hillside Chapter 192 Order of the Eastern Star and to be installed April 20 at Masonic Hall. She is the chapter’s youngest officer ever. Other officers elected include Ernest Trubenbach as worthy patron, Mrs. Helen Wood associate matron, Miss Evelyn Pabst associate conductress, Mrs. Helen Willis trustee for three years, and Miss Helen Landesman as three year trustee. Reelected were Mrs. Elsie Goddard secretary and Mrs. Della Wessels treasurer.
Public notices outline street boundary redefines and an ordinance to amend parking and traffic rules in Hillside New Jersey. Included are an adoption date April 11 1951 and a hearing set for May 2 1951 to consider deed transfer for school use and revised street traffic designations.
Remove tops from six firm tomatoes and scoop pulp to drain. Mix forty four cup celery and carrots each with fourteen chopped green peppers one chopped onion two tops chopped onions and Ann Page Salad dressing. Fill tomatoes, season with salt, serve on greens and garnish with radishes and stuffed olives. Makes six servings.
A Hillside Eighth District call toregistered Democrats and independents urges electing independent minded committee members. The message warns against self serving motives and pledges to support the Democratic Party and county committee goals in the district.
The Road Department invites bids for a 1951 International dump truck, model D-30, with 2 yard water level body, Heil SL-11 low-type body, 16 000 pound rating, hydraulic hoist, green color preference, and accessories including wheelbase 140 inches, dual spare tires, two windshield wipers, two rearview mirrors, and heavy duty electrical components. Inspections at Road Department Garage Venthal Avenue. bids to meet delivery and tax terms with potential waivers.
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