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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1958
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a subscription offer and mailing address at 1493 North Badin Street plus references to a service named Che Times. The text includes scattered names, subscription terms, and a request for payment, but details are garbled and hard to confirm.
Voters will decide on the school budget and elect members of the Board of Education next Tuesday February 11 from 2 to 9 pm. The piece argues for tolerance of differing opinions and defends the right to free speech, urging turnout and personal conscience in the election.
Local shop on Liberty Avenue advertises jackets uniforms and sport gear made to order. Names and details are partially garbled but indicate custom items and shop contact points.
Mrs. Roy H. Fischer writes that ffillside did not buy traps forcing her to train vats by feeding them for weeks. She cannot spare time to train or wash her daughter's carriage daily and fears her new carriage and mattress are ruined. She seeks a faster resolution.
The meeting will approve a $75 000 loan package for four employees as part of a broader budget agenda. Local officials plan to discuss township finances at the freeholders budget hearing next Monday and introduce the 1998 budget at an adjourned meeting February 10.
Reverend Montgomery H. Throop received the keys to St. Mary Maurlatene church in a Sunday ceremony attended by church officials and the congregation. Dr. Throop, cited for faith and service, spoke on Lent and salvation as Rev. William Marbeth delivered a sermon on Septagesima.
Executive board of Saybrook School met Monday at Mrs. Jack Pearlman’s home 14 Ridgeway Avenue with co hosts Mrs Leonard Friedman and Mrs Douglas Haviland. President Mrs William Hess appointed Mrs William Kemper luncheon chair and discussed Love and Security. Founders Day luncheon attendance listed includes David Harris and several board members.
Mayor Adulph A. Winston and the Township Committee appeal to Union County officials for funds to develop and improve Ursino Lake and County Park, urging support from the County Park Commission for project funding and oversight.
Announcement of the recent marriage between Miss Cone shinee A. Sayer daughter of Mrs. Grover Sayer of 934 Salm Avenue and the late Mr Sayer and Mr. Fred Lehrner of 24 North Avenue Elizabeth. They plan to reside at the North Avenue address after their honeymoon.
Official appeals for Easter Shield funds in New Jersey to aid handicapped children through statewide programs. Schulman cites past success, Hillside Lodge support, and benefits including cerebral palsy centers, hospital clinics, and a scholarship drive for six students.
The seven member Board of Health met in the Municipal Building last Wednesday night. Joseph Peyser was elected president and Robert Diamond was named board attorney, succeeding Magistrate Henry Goldhor. The board, normally January 1, added members later. Diamond receives a $360 retainer. A finance committee was formed with Dr. Robert Rosen, W. Malcolm McLeod and Hathaway. Meetings will be held first Wednesday monthly, with February 6 set as the next date. The Linde Air Products Co appeal will be heard February 21. Peyser and Dr. Gerson L. Ram were designated to visit the Linde plant to inspect hydrogen sulfide control installations.
Church services for February 9 include youth at 6:30 pm, Rev Walker sermon at 7:30 pm on Introductory Experiences, mid week prayer 7:30 pm with Pastor Olsen 8:30 pm choir rehearsal, Pioneer Girls Friday at 330 pm. Sunday school begins at 9:45 am with classes for two year olds and up and Bible class at 10 am led by Richard Cream. sermon titled The Parable. Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Maple and Keer avenues Newark. Rev Fred B Morris listed at Parsonage 78 Montz Avenue. Telephone Wavor ty 3 949.
Barnack cites continued four of these meetings and adds to knowledge and experience. He promises to serve Hillside honestly and conscientiously for the good of schoolchildren and asks voters to support his candidacy for the Board of Education on Tuesday February 11.
The Hillside Township Commission in Union County New Jersey adopts an amendment of an ordinance creating the Building Maintenance Man position. Howard J. Loooy is named as Township Official and the meeting occurred at Liberty and Hillside Avenues.
Church and synagogue activities listed for February 9 to 13 include services at Sinai Congregation with morning and afternoon timings and a film night. Sinai Hebrew School hours are given with classes Sunday and weekdays, led by Herman C. Lansey, plus Friday Hebrew services at Conservative Congregation Hillside. Hosts for Sabbath Eve are Mr and Mrs Rosenberg and Mr and Mrs Kradin.
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