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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
2
Pearse Construction Co of Union advertises roofing and siding work using Johns Manville materials with authorized applicators. Offers convenient terms up to years to pay and highlights membership in the Better Business Bureau of Union. Contact UNL 2-2782.
Hillside Yellow Cab offers around the clock taxi service with radio-equipped cabs. Special rates apply for long trips. Contact Waverly 6-1000 or call 303 Long Avenue. Walter Warren listed as contact.
Harden-Locker School PTA executive board will host a full day Christmas shopping opportunity and serve luncheon for children on December 13 at the school. Mrs Pell leads in charge with Mrs Carroccia set as chairman. At a recent parent education meeting Mrs Bernstein led a round table on Understanding Discipline with about 30 attendees. The group urged teaching harmony over punishment. The next meeting is at 7:30 p.m. December 14 in the school auditorium, featuring a film Angry Boy followed by discussion.
Rahway and Elizabeth benefit dance offers a prize valued at 18000 for a 5 room Cape Cod house built with Hope House funds. Tickets cost 160 and 4 chances per ticket. winner need not attend. Proceeds aid Cerebral Palsy League of Union County for a $150000 treatment and education center.
The township committee addressed road oiling and tar issues with Arthur Riche Road Supervisor to prevent repeats and to apologize to vehicle owners. A thank you note from Mrs. George Inzzi lino for ambulance drivers who transported her child to the hospital was read. A drainage survey of Ramsey avenue was authorized at Sanford Silverman’s request. Township Clerk Bloy will consult the Civil Service Commission about police and fire exams, and no census proclamation has been issued yet by Governor Driscoll per Secretary of State Lloyd Marsh.
William Hunter, president of the company, denied Gorray's charge that about 20 strike breakers were sent in Saturday. He said 40 to 50 new workers have been hired since the strike began and that the plant is operating at percent capacity. The union says only 20 regular employees are now reporting for work.
Commissioner Robert C. Kirkpatrick urged representatives to attend the first meeting of the Citizens Budget Advisory Committee at 8 p.m. Tuesday December 18 at the Board of Education office 195 Virginia Street. William F. Burke and Bayard Manser of Wright Long & Co municipal auditors of New York will discuss the present and possible 1952 budget and will attend the December 18 session.
Hill side Democratic Club will elect officers Monday at 8 p.m. in Hungarian Hall. The slate includes George K mk for president with Arthur Kreszl and William Galik as candidates. Plans for next year include the annual St Patrick's Day dance.
The Hillside Lions Club will receive its charter at a dinner and dance at the Winfield Scott Hotel on December 12. John L. Mentz will oversee installing ceremonies, Abraham Mankowitz to receive the charter from Wendell H. Woodside, with Edward R. Schrader as toastmaster. Al Lenz and his orchestra will provide music and door prizes are planned. Frank Ninesling can supply tickets. Mankowitz named Fred Merkle Jr. as representative to the Citizens Advisory Budget Committee.
Mario's won three games from Heinz Esso, top team in the Friday Night Ladies League at Hillside Rec alleys. The trio posted a new high three game series of 2380 with 882 814 and 884. Corinne Hrycenko had a 544 set. Inside Auto Top defeated Chapel Motors on Ida Saxer’s 506, setting a new high single game of 887. Rupert's Knickerbocker won two.
From Warwick Home Builders, Walker's Vending Co took a pair from M. H. Donovan & Co, and Regine Essex won twice from Modern Polishing & Plating in recent play or competition.
The Gold Government Association of New Jersey elected Ross Bartolotta tonight to represent the group on the Citizens Budget Advisory Committee at Leslie Reed's home on Route 29.
The sixth grade class of Mrs. Woresh ineton School toured Radio City Music Hall. They inspected the architecture murals and furnishings. They viewed photographs on exhibit in the lower lounge entered in a city wide contest about city life.
Union County court approves petition to assume the name Stanley Peter Saot alias Stanley Peter Szotka effective December 1 1951 with publication and filing requirements. Also notes state civil service exam dates and Hillside Alcoholic Beverage Control transfer notice for 176 Bloy Street premises and objections deadline.
President James D. Duffy calls a reorganization meeting for the North End Club set for Tuesday December 11 at 8 30 p.m. in Polish American Hall Blay Street. Officers will be elected.
Phil Rizzuto star shortstop of the World Champion New York Yankees will be the guest of honor at Hillside Presbyterian Church Family Night hosted by the Men's Brotherhood. The event is set for Thursday evening December 13 and aims to feature Hillside’s top sports figure as speaker for the community gathering.
Herbert Fitz president announces that families and friends of members may attend an event at the church at Coe and Salem avenues. An appropriate film will be shown and refreshments served. Committee in charge includes William Cupit and Angelo Ilardi. Fight Polio Give to Sister Kenny Foundation 507 5th avenue New York 17.
Frank A. Min esling Collector of Taxes for Hillside New Jersey announces a public auction of unpaid tax parcels on December 10 1961 at 1 PM at Township Headquarters 284 North Broad Street Hillside. Details include lists of lands and owners as of July 1981 with amounts due and redemption terms at 8 percent. payment before sale required.
A concise note lists block 62D 142 199 qn with four fractions and metric cues for panel alignment. It records Pt ba H1-56 Pt and Pt 81 rear points, plus 82-8 7 new rear points 40-41 as alignment references.
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