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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1951
Page
8
Hillside Yellow Cab markets 24 hour service with radio equipped taxis and special rates for long trips. Walter Warren owns the business at 303 Long Avenue, WaVerly 6-1000.
A large crowd of parents and teachers is expected for the joint Founders Day Meeting of the PTA on Wednesday night at 8:30 in the high school auditorium. Speakers include Dr Howard A Lane and Rev George M Runner with Mrs Emmet White presiding. Refreshments follow in the gym.
Future Citizen Michael Sanford Grubin aged 2 is musically inclined, dancing and singing to his own record player. Pictured with brother David Robert on Hillside Avenue, Blond, the boys are the children of Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Grubin. The family has lived on Hillside since August, with Dr. Grubin practicing locally for over two years. Parents of one to three year olds are urged to contact Hillside Times for details.
The Junior Council plans a February 7 fundraiser at Hillside Avenue School to aid the Jerusalem Y. Eugene Kern leads the program committee with Leslie Amster Pat Meltzer and Paul Ladell coordinating acts including Pin-Up Pals Little Red Riding Hood a Dramatics Club film and a second half with live band Alan Koris Phil BlehJer and Sandy Kaplan. Proceeds from refreshments will support equipment purchases. open to 7th 8th graders and parents.
The Rev. Thomas F. Canty Council 3197 Knights of Columbus held its second anniversary at St. Michael's Hall Elizabeth on Saturday night with 425 attendees. Guests included Vincent Mulhall State Secretary Frank Ott and District Deputy John Sprouls. Co chairs John Growney and John Gallard led a team supported by William Donnelly Jr William Frawley Harold Livingston Edward Boyne Victor Mason and William Shuhala.
Albert N. Seaecia of 1016 Prospect Street declares his run for one of three three year terms on the Board of Education. He serves as production manager for the Arkansas Chemical Company of Newark and holds chemistry training from multiple institutions. Seaecia, former Hillside High PTA president, is active in local booster and civic groups and has a son Albert Jr., an University of Michigan freshman.
Funeral services were held for Eleanor Green 26 of 1542 Schley street at Lanterman and Hughson Morristown. She was found Monday afternoon on the center landing by neighbor Evelyn Rosmarin. County physician cited heart attack as cause. she had rheumatic heart. Survived by husband Edwin, son Theodore, mother Blanche Rosenfarb, brother Stanley Rosenfarb and sisters Natalie and Toby Rosenfarb.
Max Gray 70 of 1595 Wyndmoor Avenue Newark died Sunday afternoon by hanging in his garage rear of the home. Funeral services were held Monday at Philip Apter & Son Inc Newark. Rabbi Joseph Katz Montclair officiated. Interment at King Solomon Cemetery Clifton. Mrs Blanche Gray reported the disappearance and found the rope and ladder near the rafters. Gray had eight strokes and was treated for hypertension and arteriosclerosis. He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs Minna Schindler a son Henry Gray and a sister Mrs Jennie Kurtz.
At a January 23 investiture ceremony at MHurden-Looker School nine new members joined Girl Scout Troop 16, sponsored by the school PTA. The new members include Jean Keizer, Eleanor Biederman, Helen Koehler, Mary And Zatko, Lorraine McDonough, Janice Martin, Dorothy Ringwood, Milda Walkley and Virginia Yednak. Mrs. Ellsworth Middleton, the troop leader, awarded dance badges to Barbara Sinak, Rosalie Ferrigno, Ann Koehler, Ann Miller, Valerie Gieler, Carol Anderson and Elaine Woodring, while Joan Kreshok and Barbara Sinak earned second class badges.
A brown and white pointer was caught red handed taking bottles from Mrs. Smith and near the Woodruff barn on Conant Street. Police traced the dog to Elizabeth residents. Mrs. Smith, resident for 21 years, says she has not missed dairy articles since the capture.
The Good Government Association added a second Board of Education candidate, Max Schleifer, to its earlier endorsement of Anthony D'Amiano. They adopted a joint seven point platform covering recreation adult education safety guidance facilities personnel and curriculum. D'Amiano urged unified collaboration with the Township Committee to cut duplication and expand after school recreation and evening athletic programs.
Newly elected officers of Hillside Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls were installed at Masonic Hall 1444 Broad Street. Ceremonies were led by Shirley Kaiser past worthy advisor Ernie Truienbach installing marshal Ruth Hanson installing chaplain Franks Crabtree installing recorder Evelyn Pabst advisory board chair. Board members include Katherine Lampe Irene Bauer Helen Landesman Zola Lawes Grace Poster Trubenbach Helen Wood Louise Vit.
Woman rumored for attorney post previously served as assistant counsel to the State Housing Authority. She helped pioneer a $300,000 public housing program and worked on enabling legislation for slum clearance and low rent housing. She participated in organizing local housing authorities in various communities.
The text profiles a leader who engaged in integration work with municipal, state and federal agencies. She served as assistant counsel for the New Jersey Council of Housing Authorities and was an extension lecturer at New York University. She attended and graduated from the University of Newark Law School now Rutgers University Law School.
Notice of first reading for an ordinance by the Township Committee of Millside Hillside Union County New Jersey to release public rights in part of Conant Street and vacate the street segment. Public hearing set for February 4 at 8:00 PM at Municipal Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street.
Township of Millside plans an ordinance authorizing ingress and egress to vacated premises for utility work and repealing conflicting ordinances. A second reading and public hearing are set for February 20 at Municipal Headquarters. The township also approves a memorial building grant of 20,997 to the U S War Veterans Memorial Building Association of Hillside.
Hillside Township will offer Tax Sale Certificate No 2147 at public sale on February 14 1961 at Municipal Headquarters 1284 North Bross Street Hillside New Jersey. Redemption amount 2082 17 plus costs and interest through January 1 1961. Minimum bid 1000 with bids in 25 increments. Sale subject to statutory provisions and bid acceptance discretion by Township Committee.
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