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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1954
Page
8
Union County Rent Control Agency said a decision on Monroe Gardens apartment rent increase is unlikely before early next week. Owners seek a 20 percent rise. agency members visited the site to inspect basis for the request.
Saybrook School PTA will hold a strawberry festival Friday at 7 p m in Abani Morris School gym on Coe avenue. There will be free movies for children, jewelry, household items, refreshments served, and chair Mrs Jack Pearlingan leads the event while an annual kindergarten registration and health roundup is set for May 4 for ages eligible by birth date.
Jelly Dozen members held a dinner meeting at 391 Princeton Avenue Monday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Maytli Kinet. They planned a theatre visit afterward and will visit two ill members with gifts, Mrs Samuel Jerraces and Mrs Alex Huppert, then return to plan the next gathering May 10 at Mrs Robert Lilley’s home.
The ceremony at Fairmont Place in Philadelphia will rededicate a National Liberty Monument on Sunday May 2 with outdoor programs. B'nai Brith officials Sidney Kusworm and William Gerber join Catholic and Protestant leaders in a civic event honoring the centennial of American independence and the Bill of Rights.
The final PTA meeting will install officers on Wednesday May 5 at 3 15 p m in the auditorium. Herbert Fite will be installing officer and music will be by the Weequalic Community Orchestra directed by Merman Holtaman. The community orchestra includes Hillside residents.
More than 400 boys aged 8 to 12 auditioned at Central Avenue Field for 60 spots in the 4 feature league. After drills and fielding sessions, 170 were asked to return Saturday morning for further screening under the Player Agent’s Committee chaired by Samuel Dubow with Carmen Ferrigno John Kulikowski and Thomas Greene.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Nass of Athens return from Buster recess with Mrs Nass's parents Emanuel and Reitter at 1995 Gompton Place. Nass teaches at Ohio University and Mrs Nass is a psychology honor society inductee. Nancy Norton visits Miss Mariel Morgan. Morgan and Norton were roommates at Chase Junior College. Mrs Haberman departs for Paris with plans to stay weeks on the Riviera.
Hillside Avenue School PTA will hold its final meeting on Thursday May 6 at 8 oclock at Mrs Samuel B Friedman home 6 Bailey Avenue. The group will plan the regular meeting on May 19 with installation of new officers. A musical program by schoolchildren supervised by Seymour Stein will be presented.
Seventh grade students at Hillside Avenue School will present the one act play A Girl Too Wer by Hessie Wreyford on Friday April 30. Mrs Clark Santha and Michele Reich direct the program with Barbas Rosenberg and Miriam Lowenstein providing piano duet Amaryllis. Cast includes Ghig ton Feldman Nelson Ryans etc.
Mrs Mueller hosted a cordial shower at 533 Buchanan Street last Wednesday evening in honor of Janet Betz. Mrs Helety Zeta gave a second shower at 77 Altman Street on Saturday. Janet Betz will wed Samuel Zelko in June.
Peter G. Hurmantk, superintendent of Recreation, announces reorganized softball leagues for spring. Midget, Junior, Intermediate and Senior divisions align by grade levels from sixth to twelfth. Team entry forms available from neighborhood playground directors.
Troop 34 hosted a splash party at the M.G.A. 1 Elizabeth on Saturday under Galvin Goolidge School leadership led by Mrs. Kathryn Redline. Troop 33 and Cub Pack 197 joined 45 girl scouts, cubs, and leaders for an enjoyable event.
A Sears Day training committee member, John Pellegrini, is highlighted alongside plans for the Sears Days Sale on April 10. The note mentions employee involvement, activities to stimulate interest, and efforts to boost selling ability during the event at 168 Elizabeth Avenue.
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