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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1958
Page
8
Magistrate Goldhor ruled that transferring packaged food from cartons to shelves does not constitute preparation and sale under the code. The health board argued the store qualifies as a retail food handling establishment, but the judge found it not offered for sale at retail in the same defined manner as restaurants, delicatessens, or caterers.
The article discusses balancing freedom to pursue arthritis research with needed limits on patient aid. It notes a large patient population, estimating at least 11,000,000 affected by arthritis and rheuma. O'Connor emphasizes coupling research ambition with care constraints to manage a growing health burden.
The foundation details yearly birth defects and polio survivor needs with a plan to aid patients through ages 18 to 25 and beyond. It aims to address arthritis and central nervous system malformations, stressing funding, facilities, and trained personnel. The effort follows five years of investigation.
About 130 witnesses from the Irvington congregation will attend the international convention in New York City from July 27 through August 3. Raymond Dupuis, the presiding minister, announced that all local meetings from July 21 to August 4 are canceled due to many delegates attending the assembly.
Announcement of the betrothal of Elizabeth Cornell Miller to Richard Stover Ellwood. Miller is from Port Clyde Maine and Elizabeth, New Jersey with degrees from Vail Deane School and Bradford Junior College. Ellwood, a Princeton and Army veteran, works with J P Morgan in New York. A fall wedding is planned.
Standings list multiple teams and scores across groups. Alsco Aluminum and Westinghouse lead with 11 and 10 points respectively while Bristol-Myers and Massey Shoes vary in position across divisions. Major matchups include Massey Shoes versus Bristol-Myers and Airborne Ace challenging Kings AA.
Newark: Carrol M. Shanks names Henry H. Nussbaum of Hillside as an additional local citizen to the Water Referendum committee urging an affirmative vote in the November 4 New Jersey water referendum. Nussbaum, a Kiwanis International Division 6 lieutenant governor, joins the statewide panel.
A 40th anniversary party honored Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berlin of 433 Leslie Street Newark. The surprise event occurred Monday July 2 at Ton G Siegel's Restaurant in New York City, hosted by Pr. Berlin.
Hillside Elks earned a 5 0 win over Eagle Oil and a 2 4 result against Flash Cleaners. Liberty Ave Bus posted 7 0 over Merkle Dodge while Maxon Pontiac and Merkle Dodge split 7 0 and 0 1 in later games.
The notice lists Mass schedules and devotions for Christ the King Catholic Church led by Rev J Emmet Knox and others, including Holy Days and confessions times. It also references The Ukrainian Catholic Church of The Immaculate Conception with July August changes and the First Church of Christ Scientist at 1251 Fairmont Avenue with Sunday service and Wednesday testimony meeting.
A compilation of religious services at Bethany Pentecostal Hillside Presbyterian Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian and First Baptist churches with lessons from Science and Health and daily service times. Also a detailed report on George Washington playground July 4 week activities include arts crafts doll and baby shows athletic events and awards for best crafts and dolls.
The column lists participants across events such as kickball, horseshoes, accuracy throws, basketball, jumping, and softball. Winners include Sandy Cybroski, Ellen Fox, Janet Zelko, and Joanne Carolin during a week featuring a bubble gum contest. A Parade On Wheels was held Friday.
Township committee announces public bid for a construction contract at Hillside Hill and North Union Avenue area in Walon County NL. Bidder must provide certified check equal to 10 percent of bid. bids open with engineer at North Bron Street Whaberhoy. right to reject any or all bids reserved.
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