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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
8
Hillside Yellow Cab operated by Walter Warren offers radio equipped taxis with special long ride rates in the Waverly WA area including 3803 Long Avenue and the Hannah Hills district.
Wake Forest star Ondilla exits season after a Duke loss. He caught 22 passes for 313 yards and one TD in seven games, blocked key runs, and helped pave several touchdowns. He previously starred in football baseball and track at Hillside and St Benedict's.
A Christmas season birthday party was given by Mr and Mrs Frank W Walter Jr of 531 Chapman Street in honor of their son Richard turning six on Saturday afternoon December 20 Decorations were red and green with six red candles on a Santa Claus cake Children from Hillside attended the celebration
The notice lists Leonard Satkowski Victor Moss Janice Moss Richard Kline Ralph Harrison Lynn Carroll Ray mond Walter and Diane Stauder. Maplewood guests include Rob ert and Christine Ward Mrs Ward and Newark attendees June Carroll and Mrs Caryell.
The safe at N. S. Baer Company plant 9 11 Montgomery street was broken into in the early hours. John Ceder discovered it at 7 10 a m after intruders entered by removing the back door panel and left through the front door. They opened the closed but unlocked safe using tools and took office records and stamps plus the entire 1952 bay records in a brown envelope. Patrolman Eli Plant and Officer Victor Dibella investigated.
A high school annex poll named ten top athletes this week. Winners include Dan Armitt Bob Buchanan Phil Silverstein Paul Decker Ralph Oswald Joseph Waterwitz Bob Bornstein Jerry Decker Eddie Orlosky Paul Kelly and John Young with addresses around Hollywood Union Oakwood Conant avenues.
In the Willside Recreation Monday Nite League action the Pinners posted a strong overall showing. Dan's Inn led with a clean three game win over Hillside Sports Club while top scorers included Ted Bauer 691 with 259 high, and Ed Siwicki 566 with 258, along with multiple two team victories.
A Hillside Ohio program forms the Hillside Industrial Foundation to unite local industries and other groups in funding educational, charitable, and civic needs. It aims to fund scholarships, hospitals, and other community projects, modeling after Rockefeller and Ford foundations but at the local level.
The Calvin Coolidge School presented a Christmas pageant in nine scenes Friday evening in the school auditorium. The program opened with a processional by the upper grade chorus led by reader Anna Zukowite, with scenes including Oh Holy Night and Joy to the World, and a long list of participating students, stage crew, ushers, and committee members.
Deputy Chief Paul Korlesky urges a Christmas present for the family car to ensure safe winter driving. He advises checking vision and traction, including wipers, defrosters, headlights, mirrors, and tire chains. Brakes should be equalized and drivers warned to slow on snow or poor visibility.
Hillside native Pfc Fred J Flanagan serves with Motor Corps Company B 129 RCT in Korea. He previously served four years in the Navy and now two years in the Army. His mother Mrs M Styck of East Orange says he will not return until February, not Christmas. Lt John Wasilkowski, USN, brother of Walter Wasilkowski of Hillside NJ, serves on Vice Admiral Wrights staff in London for Christmas activities helping British under privileged children.
Myrna Cooperman, a Hillside junior, is elected vice-president of the Union County Student Forum as 200 students attend elections at Union Junior College. Other Hillside reps include Barbara Abelowite and Adrienne Abramson among a long list of participants. Students from across the United States compete in the National Essay Association prose contest, with Rita Gold Hilene Greenstein Ira Marcus and Eleanor Romshock published in Young America Speaks. Spanish club hosts a Christmas party with pinata games and a skit by local students. Girls' Athletic Association sees hockey and archery end as Nancy Minnisale leads hockey and Sue Hintenberger tops archery.
Marie Q Gasciano's third graders at Saybrook School presented a Christmas program featuring the play Santa Claus for President and Christmas carols. The cast included Barry Bass Diane Kahn Nancy Haviland Robert Kimmell and many classmates with Theresa Niemas as announcer. A poem What Christmas Means was read by several students and musical arrangements were performed by Maryl Lobdell Lucille Moser Billy Aromando and Allan Adams of the 165 class.
Township Committee of Hillside announces a meeting to consider selling a Hillside property to Paul Cohen. The notice details purchase price, sale conditions, site boundaries, zoning restrictions, variances process, and potential replacement terms including deposits, costs, and reentry rights.
Public notice from Hillside Township outlines an auction for a purchase and conveyance of land, with deed and fee conditions, reserve price of 1 000 dollars, December 30 1952 payment, and a plan to build a single family dwelling or approved structure. It specifies the sale process, right of entry, and conditions imposed by the Township Committee to ensure compliance and completion.
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