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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1956
Page
8
The Hillside Times lists subscription rates at 2.00 per year for the U S and 8 cents for single copies with postage added for foreign shipments. It invites reader letters but requires the writer's name and address for publication and notes they may not publish all information.
Adolph A. Winston announces Hillside will vaccinate all residents up to age 19 against polio this week. The program runs Thursdays 2 to 4 p.m. at Harden-Locker School clinic, free for ages 1 to 19 and pregnant women, with strong local agency support and government approval.
Olympic Park plans a four act free circus next week highlighting international acts. Edna and Leon perform adagio balancing after meeting in a European circus school. The Montons are European aerialists and The Three Lesters a Danish clown trampoline trio. Ala Ming presents a tight wire routine with a sword blade. A Victor Herbert concert is set for Sunday July 29.
The farewell Sunday afternoon event honored Carroll Rey Joseph A Gabrell former administrator at St Catherine’s who recently moved to St Cecilia’s in Kearny New Jersey. More than 700 parishioners attended as Rev Thomas F Padian and Rev Edwin J fuublinesitt welcomed at the St Catherine’s Hall. A scroll listing all participants was presented by William T Pickering and a purse was given by John P Link. Other family and clergy from Newark and Roseland attended and piano and vocal performances accompanied by Mrs Kay Dunn and others.
Wilbert Colman 36 of 54 Boyd Street Newark faces multiple charges after a Tuesday morning crash on Hilldale Pike Route 2. Police say a 32 calibre foreign pistol was found in the car trunk wrapped in a shirt and the license plate was reported stolen. Colman denied driving Cesar and is to be arraigned July 96 for carrying a concealed weapon possessing stolen plates driving an unregistered vehicle and other offenses.
Thomas DeMaio 33 of 209 Conk in avenue is slated for parole after serving 10 to 12 years for assault. He was sentenced January 15, 1948 for his role in the June 10 1947 attempted holdup of Hilltop Tavern at 1555 Summit avenue where Patrolman Eugene Callin, unarmed, was shot during a struggle with DeMaio and accomplices.
An ambulance trip from Warwick New York carried Mrs. Mary Lenaz aged 67 from St Anthony’s Hospital to St. Barnabas in Newark. Squad members Jean Gior dano Commissioner Henry Goldhor and Carmen Monaco administered oxygen throughout the transport. The stroke occurred while visiting Greenwood Lake.
Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum imposed a $50 fine on Stephen Dilluvic, 27, of 335 East 108th Street, New York City, for petty larceny. Dilluvic was arrested Monday at Nichols & Co Inc, 1430 Chestnut Avenue, as he left the plant where he worked as a packer. Detective Robert Mason said a canvass gym bag carried two liquor bottles with a false bottom, the liquor allegedly taken from the plant.
William Jackson, chairman of a four day Jehovah's Witnesses gathering at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City, described the program's aim to develop mature Christians in his opening day address. Ralph R. Hoppe led the Elizabeth North Unit Congregation delegation and reported on the aims.
A formal legal notice details contract terms at the Millay Street site in Tenafde New Jersey. It references bids, allowances, and penalties, with requirements for performance, notice periods, and payment obligations under the stated agreement.
The speaker urges Christians to move beyond infancy and accept meaty doctrine as Jehovah’s Witnesses prepare for a concluding Bible assembly run by local Congregations. Franz, VP of Watch Tower Bible & Tract Society, outlines two prosperity kinds, stressing spiritual over material wealth.
A new ordinance consolidates amusement game controls. licensing shifts from machines to premises. Public hearing set for August 21. Also a postponed vote on banning obscene literature with officials away. Township land at Long avenue and Bloy street sold to Angelo Donofrio for $1,000.
Sunday Masses include 8 am and 9 am upper, 10 am, 11 am, and 12 pm. Holy Days Masses at 5:30, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 am. First Friday Masses at 6 and 6:30 am. Pastor is Rev. Perry G. DeWitt with Asst Pastors Rev. Gerard B. Whelan and Rev. Chard A. Greene.
The Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp division of Cooper Alloy announces the availability of a Kel F elastomer liner for use with their pumps.
The notice lists daily Mass times and religious devotions at local churches including First Church of Christ Scientist and Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church. It notes baptism and confession schedules, Sunday services, Wednesday meetings, and sermon topics, plus a brief local accident report of lacerations to a boy at 1216 Liberty Avenue.
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