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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1952
Page
8
The Hillside industries and the Commonwealth Water Company of Summit are represented by James I. Ozias and by McCarter, English and Studer. Charles Gildea of Jersey City represents the Schering Corporation and Miss Adele Braelow represents the township in the matter.
Carol Anderson won second place and 15 points, William Cahill took third and 10 points. Twenty-one of 50 AAU Fitness Test entrants earned certificates for sprinting, pull ups, broad jump, and situps. Certificateees include Joan Costanza, Carol Anderson, Betty Goeddert, Martha Goeddert, Joan Sasso, and others. A watermelon festival occurred July 23 at Liberty Avenue Playground. Hillside Avenue Playground hosts Fashion Show On Wheels each Thursday with prizes. last week Wesley Dyerick won for a red white and blue decorated bike. Upcoming Thursday features dolls contest with prettiest and most original awards. The Hillside boys baseball team, led by Artie Morris, shows solid play with lineup details.
Residents like Carol Davis and Roseline Mlorris weave oil cloth dolls as part of community crafts. Pot holders win favor with youths and adults while Artie Morris and Herb Lewtter shine as chess champions. Dan Dee Cookie Co. of Newark donates cookies to playgrounds. Skip Woods of Hillside owns the firm.
Industry spokesmen tout all year air conditioning as the solution to hay fever and asthma. Filters claimed to remove 100 percent of pollen and dust, with real world tests supporting lab results. Suburban living drives more exposure to ragweed, boosting demand for climate control.
The 1950 automobile owned by Theodoure Blauer of 189 West Bigelow Street, Newark, was stolen while he attended a movie opposite the Mayfair Theatre. Blauer left his registration card and driver's license in the car. A teletype alarm was issued for the vehicle.
Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith under chairman Paul Miller presented two copies of The Trouble Makers to Hillside Public Library. The gift furthers goals of good citizenship and racial understanding in the community.
The speaker discusses post prohibition beer making as a greater asset than pre prohibition days, noting the process of passing the draught, packing cellars, barrels, bottling house, and tunnels to the final product.
Since 1933 the federal government has received in tax revenues 8 percent of a billion dollars from the burgeoning brewing industry, a top ranking contributor to the economy.
Jersey Department of Civil Service announces closing date to file applications July 31 1952. Apply at Department of Civil Service State House Trencon New Jersey.
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