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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
3
Postmaster John P. Leonard warns not to mail Christmas cards with 2¢ stamps or 114¢ stamps. He notes third class mail rules, forward service, and the need for first class or two 3¢ stamps. Use a full return address and clear addresses. Send local cards by December 18 and out of state by December 15.
Cub Pack 193 will hold its annual Christmas party on Friday evening December 23 at Calvary Lutheran Church. Parents invited and new boys ages eight to eleven welcome to attend and join. Contact Thomas Morris Waverly 3-7574. Boys making gifts for parents and decorations for the tree. refreshments will be served.
James Powell of 345 Yale Avenue was among 80 Public Service Transportation Co bus operators honored Tuesday for ten years without a chargeable accident. Since 1945, 229 drivers have earned the distinction, each receiving a wrist watch from Jamies M. Symington. Speakers included Arthur T. Warner and Charles Fields.
Police issued summonses to Armando Sorchini 23 of 12 Chadwick Avenue Newark and Irving Glasman 23 of 433 Leslie Street Newark after a light truck turned over at Munn Avenue and Clark Street. No injuries reported. Both must appear before Magistrate Clarence Kremer Saturday.
The annual election meeting of Sinai Congregation elected Benjamin S. Berkowitz as president Emanuel Finkel as first vice president Abraham Pastor as second vice president Alexander Mooney as third vice president Abraham Mankowitz as treasurer Edward Keil as financial secretary Manuel Pogash as recording secretary and Leo Arch among trustees for a three year term.
Plant employees join Union County blind volunteers to present a charity show at Newark's Continental Auditorium at 8 p.m. Proceeds aid Camp Happiness in Leonardo, a summer vacation and rehab center for blind residents. 250 guests stayed free during five two week periods and weekends this season. Participants include Elizabeth's Charles E Danielson and Erick Danielson, Union's William Herter, Roselle Park's Courtney Hudson, plus Bristol-Myers staff such as William Kastner and Jacqueline Hoesly.
The Rev Mr Lubo assistant pastor of the Baptist Church Lyons avenue Newark will discuss the Book of John this evening at 8 p m at the Lighthouse Gospel Mission 402 Long avenue Tomorrow evening Miss Ruth Schmid of Springfield will conduct the meeting aimed at children and young adults Edward Hanley of Maplewood will conduct the meeting A woman Ina Rutherford 63 of 40 Harden street was taken to Beth Israel Hospital Newark Monday with a broken ankle after a fall in front of her home
Abe Charnack Morris Kram Lee Mandl and Harry Zimmerman continue on the Board of Trustees for a two year term. Herbert I. Cohen Max S. Feld Louis Finkel Herman S. Lowenstein and A Har old Zonderman also serve two year terms. Dr Seymour P Fischer Si MON Flétcher Louis Fogel Morris Jaffe and Nathan Kolba have one year terms. Dr Jerome J Reich and Harry Zavin are past presidents and Israel Alexander chairs the Sinai Hebrew School Committee as non elective members.
Morris Adelman announces a Cub Scout pack is being organized for boys aged eight to eleven at Saybrook School. Three meetings on December 9 16 and 23 at 8 p m in the Abram P Morris School cafeteria invite interested boys to join.
L M Watts Union County Boy Scout Commissioner will attend each meeting and help organize. All parents of boys interested in Cub Scout work are invited to attend.
Thirty two Cub Scouts and twelve dads from Cub Pack 198 joined an all day hike and wienie roast on November 27 at Rainbow Farm near Flemington. A list of helpers is noted and Den 8 ranks led with 17 toys in the pack toy roundup. All collected items go to Hillside Fire Department. The troop's next event is a December 20 meeting and Christmas party at Harden Locker School with Santa Claus distributing gifts.
Mrs. Dorothy Reinhard’s third grade at Hillside Avenue School will stage Trimming the Christmas Tree in the school auditorium on Friday December 9. Lower grades view at 10 a.m. upper grades at 1 20 p.m. A piano solo by Linda Tumarkin opens the program. Cast includes Jean Cormack Leonard Greenberg Karen Preston Ira Stark Donald Macready Bruce Selden Irwin Koorse Barbara Klein Harriet Hillman Beverly Tyndall Morris Gillet Michael Trapp Billy More Gerald Moss Deena Ravin Angela Prasa Phyllis Carracino Susan Zwillman Linda Tumarkin Angelo Prasa Andrew Horan Charles Johnson Jimmy Kelly Grace McKulik Karen Keller Arlene Goeller. Parents invited. performers to entertain in the Parent-Teachers room after the afternoon show.
A ping pong tournament is set for this afternoon at 3 30 p m at the Recreation Center on Liberty Avenue with winners announced next week. Registration for the boys cooking class Tuesday afternoon is open, announced by Mrs Samuel Carroccia assistant supervisor.
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