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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
6
The Hillside Times announces weekly publication every Thursday from 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. Subscriptions are 2.50 yearly with 5 cent single copies and rates to Canada and foreign countries added. Letters require name and address and anonymous submissions will not be published.
A Wall Street Journal analysis by Ray Cromley concludes Russia holds a temporary edge in vital weapons design and production, with jets and tanks improving. The United States, however, shows stronger industrial capacity and is closing the gap, with projected higher future output and expanding heavy industry.
Times Past notes that Hillside’s 1932 tax rate was reduced by 56 points, the county’s largest single cut, as announced by the Union County Board of Taxation. The report also mentions Greta Garble and Ramon Novarra in Mata Hari at Mayfair Theatre and local health tests deeming water potable.
Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum fined several motorists in Municipal Court on Saturday totaling 487 dollars. Names and addresses include Joanna Wunder Newark area Ralph Morison Short Hills Edward Mankins Plainfield Roger Burnham Roselle Park Edwin Arndt Tivington and Wilfred Sutton Bronx with fines ranging from 13 to 20 dollars for speeding and other violations. one defendant John De Hotel was postponed for lawyer next Saturday amid impersonation charges with potential penalties up to 2000 dollars or three years.
The Progress Club of Hillside holds its annual barn dance Sunday evening March 18 at Ole Evergreen Lodge in Springfield. Albert Selden, committee chairman, coordinates plans for an outstanding event with entertainment and prizes. The affair is open to the public.
Arrangements for the March 18 charter night at Harden Leoker School were outlined by the pack committee at Mrs. Wallack s home. Albert Veeland principal will give the invocation. Awards will be presented and several members will graduate into a Boy Scout troop. Handicraft displays are planned.
Zemanovic announces completion of plans for a guided tour of the cabin aboard the S S Thde Pendence on April 6. The event is sponsored by the Boy Scout Council and led by committee chairman Zemanovic.
Saybrook School faculty visited Baker & Taylor’s plant last Wednesday for a professional meeting on current trends in children’s literature. The session included an overview of book ordering, a tour of the plant, and a review of books in children’s and adult literature.
The Saybreak professional committee chaired by Miss Marie Casiano arranged the event and made preparations at the Baker & Taylor Company with John Condit handling arrangements.
Gorman P. Fischer of 1142 North Broad street is named executor and beneficiary of his father Peter Fischer who died February 12. Charles A. Otto. William H. Clark of 557 Buchanan street is named executor and co beneficiary of the residuary estate of his father Frederick H. Clark who died February 14. Also sharing in the Hillside estate are Arthur E. Clark and Dorothy M. Rae of 408 Cornell place.
The General Board of Assessment Commissioners for Local Improvement in Hillside Union County New Jersey will hold a public meeting on March 9 1982 at 8 00 PM in the Court Room of Township Headquarters to consider assessments for a 650 foot sewer addition on Windsor Way between Tyre Revere Drive and Westminster Avenue and affecting parcels on Windsor Way in Block 29 Lots 66i TC 142 6 0 2 Te 7D 4-PSl WD and related map references with hearings for interested or affected residents.
Commissioners of Hillside Township will hold a public meeting on March 20 1962 at 8:00 P M at Town Hall 1284 North Broad Street New Jersey to take an assessment against land and properties benefiting from the drainage sewer project into the general sewerage system. The assessment may affect residents and parcels receiving the benefit of the improvement.
Miss Mary Purvis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Purvis of 811 Roanoke Ave, leads professional departments for Newark College of Engineering Visitors Day on April 5. An electrical junior, she is a St Marys Elizabeth graduate, class secretary, and Newman Club treasurer. Miss Gloria Peterman of 535 Trinity Place, Montclair State Teachers College student, observes speech correction work and notes a need for twenty thousand teachers in the field. Peterman, an English major and speech major, belongs to Eng Club and Rostrum, Hillside High School 1950 alumna, feature editor, debating club and Quill and Scroll member.
Local organizations list upcoming meetings and events from March 11 to April 23 at Hillside Presbyterian Church Saybrook School PTA Hillside Avenue School and various clubs including Board of Health Board of Education Rotary Club Sisters Jewish groups and Sororities with dates March 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 22 23 25 April 1 8 10 15 21 22 23 for parties dances luncheons awards and demonstrations.
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