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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1953

Page

8

Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop and Mattress Rebuilders Ad

Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop at 1303 Liberty Avenue offers hobby craft sporting goods and custom jackets. Also promoted are mattress refurbishing services with same day esti mate and free quotes via WAverly numbers.

Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop Liberty Avenue

Hillside Board of Education candidates enter race

Nominating filings appear for William G. Starkey and Late Share in Hillside. Starkey, 39, a Mander Cork Co. maintenance worker and CIO Local 230 member, champions broader labor participation in education and a more representative board. Share, 8 years Hillside resident, is general sales manager at Orange Floorcovering, former recreation director, and WWII veteran proposing active youth, recreation, and sporting programs. Both seek ballot on February 10.

Sinai Congregation Reiter Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Hillside Board of Education William G. Starkey Puree Street Dorothy Durdick Starkey Valerie James Lana Galvin Coolidge Starkey Hillside Harden- Locker Hillside High School Barringer Evening High School Rutgers Institue of Labor Relations Mander Cork Company Local 230 United Rubber, Cork and Plastic Workers, Cio Laor Union County Hillside Labor Education Council Union County Council of Cio Hillside Area Ciopac Cio-Pag Hillside Area Mander Federal Credit Union Calvin Goolidge Share Schley Street Board of Education General Assembly Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith Dads Orange Floorcovering and Manufacturing Company Orange Fort Riley Kan East Side High School Yale Business School Newark Bloomfield College Montclair Y.mcc.a St. James School Bloomfield Recreation Department Newark Recreation Department YMAHA Young Men Hebrew Club Union City Reds Newark Mules

Woman's Club Hears Tax Talk at Hillside meeting

George W. Herlich Union County Freeholder spoke to The Woman's Club Civics Department in Maple Hall Hillside on Where Our Taxes Go and How They Are Distributed. He urged members to take active part in government from local to national levels and to help in educational work. Mrs Albert B Johnson chaired the program.

George W. Herlich Union County Freeholder Civics Department Woman's Club of Hillside Maple Hall

Heart Fund Drive Chairmen Named in Union County

Mrs. Helen M. Glaeser announces the 1953 Union County Heart Association drive for 44850 next month with sub chairmen named for Pharmaceutical Patrick J. Capone Plainfield Dental Dr. Herbert Paskow Elizabeth nurses Miss Eleanor Duffy Visiting Nurses Association Elizabeth assistant treasurer Miss Grace Miltenberger Jersey Mortgage.

Helen M. Glaeser Union County Heart Association Union County Pharmaceutical Patrick J. Capone Plainfield Dental Herbert Paskow Elizabeth Eleanor Duffy Visiting Nurses Association Grace Miltenberger The Jersey Mortgage

Civil Service Examinations Open in Hillside Area

New Jersey Department of Civil Service announces closing date January 20, 1960 for applications. Open to male and female citizens 12 months resident in Hillside. Positions include Municipal Court Clerk with salary ranges from 4380 to 8480 dollars per year. Apply at State House Trenton New Jersey.

New Jersey Department of Civil Service State House Trenton Hillside

Campaign meeting planned by Elizabeth Plastic Hearts co chairs

A Board of Trustees meeting is set for 8 o'clock tonight at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel in Elizabeth. Mrs. William Engel and Mrs. William Thompson, co chairmen of the Elizabeth Plastic Hearts campaign, will outline plans.

Elizabeth Plastic Hearts William Engel William Thompson Elizabeth Carteret Hotel

Break Store Floor For Cash And Pistol theft report

Arthur Brittman of Hollywood Pet Shop reported $20 in cash and a target pistol stolen from his store between Sunday 2 PM and Monday 9 AM. Police found entry through an unlocked cellar door and the floor broken. The pistol belonged to Joe Seigel of 99 North Avenue.

Arthur Brittman Hollywood Liberty Avenue Harry Goheen William Dieroff Joe Seigel North Avenue

Santucci birth announced in Newark at Beth Israel Hospital

Mr and Mrs Benjamin Santucci of 1303 Avy Street welcome a son Benjamin Jr born December 9 at Beth Israel Hospital Newark. Mrs Santucci formerly Laura Biebel. They also have a son Philip aged six.

TQ Santucci Benjamin Santucci Avy Street Benjamin, Jr Beth Israel Hospital Newark Santucci Laura Biebel Philip

Students See Aida at the Met with Hillside Youth group

Thirty eight students and two chaperons will attend Verdi is Aida at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City. The program is a Hillside Youth Friends of Music Appreciation initiative funded by Metropolitan Opera Guild memberships and local groups.

Metropolitan Opera House New York City Friends of Music Appreciation Hillside Metropolitan Opera Guild Dads' Booster Club P.T.A Kiwanis Club Lions Club B'na Martin Kleinerman Sam Missimino Louis Gallof Charles Rohrlich Simon Kerner Raymond Brennan Edward Diamond C. Schultzer Leonad Strassman Henrietta Spaeth Dads Gillet Levitas

Recreation Center Plans Annual Variety Show

The Liberty Avenue Recreation Center plans an annual variety show in May, according to Mrs. Sam Garroccia. The event aims to showcase local talent and entertain the community.

Liberty Avenue Recreation Center Sam Garroccia

Recreation leader announces class resumption for youth

The troop leader and leader of Recreation announced sewing and cooking classes for all children aged 12 to 14 will resume the week of January 26 for eight weeks.

Sorority Plans Union Barn Dance

The Omega Sigma Psi Sorority senior group met at Mrs. Marietta MacNamara’s home in Elizabeth. Two members drove to Radio City Music Hall for a Hit Parade broadcast last Saturday. The next meeting is at Mrs. Margaret Allen’s Union home. A barn dance is scheduled at Farber’s Grove in Union on January 24.

Omega Sigma Psi Sororiety Marietta MacNamara Elizabeth Radio City Music Hall Margaret Allen Union Farber’s Grove

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