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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
8
Announcement from Francis and Mrs Comiskey of 1522 Franklin street to engage Cecilia Rose Comiskey to Harry BE Shepard son of Mr and Mrs Le Roy F Shepard of 112 Butler Avenue Roselle Park Miss Comiskey a Benedictine Academy graduate works in the L Bamberger and Company Newark office The fiance a Roselle Park High School alumni served in Korea and works for Pacific Airmotive Corp Linden
Despite rain the doll parade took place in a classroom with 32 girls and 40 dolls. Winners include Barbara Garon largest doll Joan Sydgzren smallest Valerie Rothhardt prettiest Patricia Malcom cutest Carol Galik most orig inal costume and Helen Fulmer most unusual.
Personal notes report Joyce Cammarota staying a month at Camp St. John Gladstone New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Cammarota visit Atlantic City. Fred Wilken and family return from summer home Cranberry Lake. Hillside Township invites sealed proposals for one 1988 International Dump Truck Monel D-30 Chassis Aristocrat 2 yard at municipal headquarters August 22, 1951.
The Township Committee of Hillside authorizes acquisition construction and installation of a 400 foot woven wire fence around Tennis Court A at Central Avenue Playground with costs not exceeding 3000 dollars funded by capital accounts and bond anticipation notes. The work will follow township engineer supervision and may be contracted or purchased with labor by the township.
The ordinance states the improvement is a general project the municipality may finance alone with full cost borne by Hillside Township. It declares the period of usefulness within state law limits and notes the supplemental debt statement has been filed with the Clerk and the Commissioner of Local Government.
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