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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
4
Hillside Mayor Raymond R. King urges residents to join a nationwide campaign to prevent the millionth automobile death during the Christmas holidays. He notes the toll could mark 1,000,000 fatalities since cars began, stressing extra hazards from winter weather and festive crowds.
El-Mac Laboratories Inc announces its Hillside location at 1290 Central Avenue with C. M. Osburn as general manager. The firm offers consulting and design services for electronics, communications, electro mechanical products, and production test equipment to manufacturers. Osburn has past roles with RCA Camden Lear Grand Rapids and General Instrument in Elizabeth.
Herman Golubchick of 1595 Aldine Street will call the folk dance jaimboree at 8 pm on Sunday December 9 at the Newark Jewish Center 652 High Street. The event inaugurates a series of Sunday folk dance gatherings for beginners and advanced dancers.
Mrs Howard Brindle of Pennsylvania avenue Newark attended the Red Cross Disaster Institute meeting in Morristown last Wednesday. Notes taken by Mrs Brindle were submitted to the Civilian Defense Council here for study.
Hillside joins a 14 hour telecast program titled Celebrity Parade for Cerebral Palsy airing Saturday night and Sunday on Station WJZ Channel 7. Organized by Mrs. Robert Lilley the event features 100 personalities from stage radio screen TV and sports to raise funds for cerebral palsy work in the New York area and surrounding states. Notables include Don Ameche and Yul Brynner among hosts as the show runs through the night and residents are urged to host viewing parties and solicit gifts from merchants and groups for the fundraiser.
Donors contributing during hourly periods will be recognized. Educational quizzes via phone will engage pledgees and Bert Parks will host a Stop the Music for Cerebral Palsy Sunday morning. Pledgees of 100 dollars or more may win prizes valued at 1 dollar or higher.
The CYO of the Church of Christ is preparing the season's first monthly bulletin for distribution by December 23. A Christmas party on December 17 and a communion breakfast on December 23 were discussed, with a February dance planned. Rev. Gerard B. Whalen spoke on Impediments to Matrimony.
The Saybrook School faculty held a professional meeting last Wednesday to discuss testing. Miss Blanche Matthews urged tests for guidance and individualized instruction, noting Hillside testing detects pupil strengths and weaknesses. Miss Cecile Vetter from Jersey City Teachers College attended, with David Harris presiding. the session was arranged by the professional committee.
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