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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
3
Hillside safety panel chair Ray King cites four key violations behind rear end collisions. The faults are tailgating, curb pulls without check and signal, improper cutting in after overtaking, and illegal overtaking on the right. King urges one car length per 10 mph at 40 mph and advance hand signals to warn following traffic.
The Liberty Park Association postponed sanction of land use on Conant Street in a regional zone by builder David O. Evans pending Township Committee conference Tuesday. Evans bought two tax liens earlier this year for 1.75 acres opposite Liberty Park, with 700 feet along the Lehigh Valley Railroad, for 6400 dollars. Liberty Park held a special session Friday and will reconvene to continue land use study.
Dr. Robert Rosen was named as dance chairman for Harden-Looker Post No. 50 American Legion by Commander Henry Groh Jr. He will form a committee and pick a fall venue. Delegates named to the State Department Convention September 7-9 include William C. Hill Paul Kifner and Walter Howell. Kifner joined the State Department legislative committee and Howell the Boys State Committee as Union County representative.
The Pingry Summer School reaches its halfway point as students advance. Some pupils behind their class complete the equivalent of two high school courses in eight weeks. Several girls chose nursing, saving a year of academic time via advanced credits at Pingry.
Approved by the New Jersey State Department of Education, Summer School enrollments total 118 students from 30 communities and 65 schools with 39 public and 26 private parochial institutions. The recreation department reports 128 participants, 68 boys and 60 girls, while the faculty comprises mainly Pingry teachers.
Public schools represented include Hillside High School and Hillside Avenue School in the summer program wrap up.
Mrs. Helen Petersen of 1449 Parkview Terrace sues Emil Petersen of San Francisco for divorce alleging desertion. The matter is referred to Advisory Master Nicholas A. Tomasulo of Elizabeth for proceedings.
A new Monday free show at Olympic Park will showcase Bob Hammond's cockatoos among other acts. The bill also includes the Three Ivanoffs, the Gonzales Sisters with acrobatic dogs, and Gene and Paul, famed athlete balancers. Children up to six may be entered in decorated carriage displays.
Sympathy goes to Livingston Platt chair of the Westchester Republican Committee after discovering his wife enrolled as a Democrat last year. The episode unfolds from his one man probe into gossip about political infidelity ending with her admission and a claimed accidental pen slip. The piece suggests lingering psychoanalytic humor and social whispers about Democratic ties.
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