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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1951
Page
8
Hillside Yellow Cab advertises 24 hour taxi service with radio-equipped cabs and special rates for long trips. Owner Walter Warren is listed with contact WAverly 6-1000 at 303 Long Avenue.
Multiple local churches list services and events across denominations. Church of Christ the King details masses and novenas led by Rev. DeWitt and Rev. Whelan. Christian Science services include lessons on Christ Jesus with readings from the Bible and Science and Health. Bethany Pentecostal Church, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian, Irvington and Hillside Presbyterian outline service times, Sunday schools, midweek services, youth events, and Holy Week observances with ministers named.
A candlelight ceremony welcomed three new boys into Pack 193 with Den Chiefs aiding Dr C P Ward. Bobcats Jerry Coyle Henry Weiman and August Spangola joined. Raymond Greer passed Lion requirements. Wolf Badges earned by Edward Van Pelt James Hutter Dennis Stachura George Gudat Vincent Lang Gold Arrows by Charles Ames Edward Berry Robert Marchinkowski. Service stars awarded to Roger Bridgus Raymond Greer Philip Leininger John Lenaz Andrew Lorene Alan Mackey Robert Malhoskey Ronald Orlando John Sente David Yuill Mrs P Orlando's Den 5 presented a skit Famous Americans. Dr Ward displayed slides from Europe. Pastor Morgan Wagner praised his Cub Pack work. mothers urged to join Mothers Auxiliary.
Statement asserting the writer will not be responsible for debts incurred by any other person. The notice emphasizes self liability and disavows any obligation beyond the signer’s own obligations.
Allan S. Bergman regional vice president of the National Used Car Dealers Association says prices for used cars will rise as new car supply tightens. He notes Chapel Auto Sales expansion in Newark and emphasizes late model used cars remain scarce affordable credit strains persist and demand will grow with fewer new cars available. Bergman cites factory material shortages and higher prices for new cars boosting late model used car values and projects a strong market for clean serviceable prewar and late models despite high down payments.
Forty three members of Rev Thomas F Canty Council 3197 Knights of Columbus received the third degree at Elizabeth clubhouse on Union Avenue. State officers led by Vincent J Mulhall assisted, with district deputies and local leaders from Jersey City Linden Bayonne Montclair and Phillipsburg. A recent meeting announced Rev John J Cassels will speak at the Father and Son Communion breakfast on April 15. Plans include a Your Hit Parade telecast March 10 with Radio City tour and two buses. A Hillside clubhouse site is sought with Lew Hirsch's committee evaluating parcels.
Mrs. Charles A. Hetzel of 828 Winchester avenue was appointed to the Union County Board of Elections after Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll received her name from State Republican chair John J. Dickerson. The move confirmed with votes from Horace E. Baker and William J. Leland, replacing Mrs. Katherine M. Card as Elizabeth Woman's Republican Club leader.
Davenport Dill Post 1722 Veterans of Foreign Wars voted to cover initiation fees and dues for members or prospective members in Korea. Joseph Madaro of 247 Cramn Street was appointed to collect names from families. The post received a thank you letter from Peter Tucker of Lyons Hospital for a recent party.
The Seventh Annual Father and Son night by the Progress Club honors Hillside High School basketball team. Guest attendees include Hugh Devore NYU football coach and New York Ranger hockey team members. Gold basketballs, foul shooting and memorial trophies will be awarded. reservations through committee members.
The Hillside Democratic Club hosts a March 17 dance at 927 North Broad Elizabeth with Al Senz orchestra. Door prize is a $50 war bond. Honorary and organizing committee members named. tickets from committee members.
The Cas sin Coolidge School PTA executive board met to finalize plans for a Thursday March 8 8 p.m. Father’s Sport Night led by Carmen Ferrigno high school PE teacher. A nominating committee chaired by Mrs Dorothy Kirkman appointed to select next year’s officer slate.
Hillside chapter of the Elizabethtown Red Cross aims to raise 9900 dollars. Veteran World War II era Red Cross chairman Newbold leads the effort with assistance from Rev. Harold A. Gamblin and Mrs. William R. Buchanan. Additional assistant chairmen to be named later.
Hillside Township invites sealed bids March 14 1951 for dry crushed trap rock road materials and asphalt products to be delivered to Township yards and streets. Items include 2000 tons of trap rock in multiple sizes, 9000 plus gallons of asphalt products, and 600 tons of stockpiled material with separate pricing per item. Low bid with responsible bidder to receive contract. bonds and insurance required. materials to meet New Jersey Highway specifications. BY ORDER OF THE TOWNSHIP Committee. HOWARD J ROY, Township Clerk.
Notice is given that Millside Township paused a reading on February 28 1961 and will present the ordinance for second and final adoption at a March 14 1961 meeting at the Municipal Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street. Citizens may be heard during the proceedings regarding public rights in a portion of Ramsey Avenue Hillside Township Union County New Jersey.
A long Town of Hillside ordinance details the amendment of a central avenue improvement with plan specifics, including road width, curbs, shoulders, and surfacing. It covers bonds, funding, and assessment for special benefits, plus adoption procedures and official dates.
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