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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1951
Page
2
Phil Rizzuto Yankee shortstop will be guest speaker at the Hillside Avenue School PTA Fathers Night on Wednesday December 19 at 8 p m He will discuss sports and good citizenship Committee in charge is headed by Rubin Ritz.
The Women's Auxiliary of Calvary Lutheran Church will serve ham supper from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at the church tonight. President Mrs Eugene Zimmerman leads the committee with Mrs Ann Seifert Mrs Tess Birger Mrs Kathrine Lampe and Miss Elizabeth Wilken assisting. Gifts will be exchanged among the groups secret pals at the Christmas party next Thursday at 1 30 p m with Mrs Zimmerman in charge.
The class of 1952 sponsors the annual Christmas dance in the school gym next Thursday evening from 8 until 1. Santa favors kick off registrations, Mel Barry provides music, and paid SG A cards admit free with others paying ten cents.
Public sale of Tax Sale Certificate No. 1753 for Adam Cordonl’s property on Yale Avenue Hillside New Jersey set for December 26 151 at 7 55 PM at Municipal Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street Hillside Bid minimum 1700 plus costs and 0 percent down with rest due in ten days Auction subject to township committee confirmation and NJ statutes. Hugh Howard J Rl oy Township Clerk.
The Hillside Township Board of Education invites bids for converting to a No 2 fuel oil burner with a 4 000 gallon tank and associated equipment and warns bids may be rejected or waived. bids must stay open 40 days. Township announces final adoption of an ordinance authorizing traffic control lights at Hillside Avenue and Bloy Street with a $2 500 appropriation.
Hillside New Jersey Board of Education invites sealed proposals for goods to be supplied and delivered to the Administration Building at 195 Virginia Street. Proposals must be received by 8:00 p.m. Thursday December 20, 1951.
Kenneth Hand state senator from Union County noted. Myco Chemical Company a Junior Achievement group sponsored by Bristol-Myers elected officers for the year with Robert Frice as president van Erba as vice president Catherine Welch as secretary Barry Shaklan as treasurer. Other directors include Josephine Lechly production manager Sandra Weinstein sales manager Tina Ritz publicity director. The group aims to gain business experience and plans a shampoo product named Golden Touch launching early May. The group meets Tuesdays 7 to 9 p.m. as part of Westminster Youth Fellowship Christmas program schedule includes a Candlelight service and Holy Communion on December 30.
Rev. Geo. M. Runner leads morning worship at 9:45 a.m. with a Men’s Bible Class and Senior Bible School at 11 a.m. A Junior Bible School session and sermon titled Does the Angels' Message are listed.
At a Board of Directors meeting Monday night Hillside National Bank promoted Harold C. Benzing and Henry Groh to assistant vice presidents in charge of mortgage loans. Morrison was named assistant cashier in charge of consumer credit and time sales.
Omega Sigma members wrapped gifts for Cerebral Palsy School in Elizabeth for a Sorority Santa event aiding children with CP. The cheerful drive gathered donations and distributed presents to students at the Elizabeth facility.
The Psi Sorority met Tuesday night at 4 at Mrs Gram Macauley’s home in Roselle Park. Presentations will be delivered December 21 as the school plans a Christmas party. A joint Christmas gathering occurred December 18 at Miss Betty Sellick’s Fairview Place home. Mrs Densie Muligan was named reservations chair for a Spring theatre party. The group contributed $6 to the Community Chest.
71 Bright Street will represent the Hungarian Workingmen's Home Association on the Citizens Budget Advisory Committee. He was elected at a group meeting Sunday.
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