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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
2
Union firm Pearse Construction Co. advertises roofing and siding services with Johns-Manville products and authorized applicators. Convenient terms available up to five years, member of Better Business Bureau of Union. Contact 951 Salem Road Union UNVL 2-2782.
Radio equipped taxis offer 24 hour service with special long trip rates. Hillside Yellow Cab promotes contact at Waverly 6 1000 and lists 308 Cape Avenue Walter Warren as the address.
Public roofing and siding job notice lists Karl Abelhoer of 234 Long Ave Hillside WA 98036 as contact. Address appears with phone 3-6699. Limited readable details indicate a local trades listing or service advertisement.
Thomas T. Newbold calls Hillside residents to fund Red Cross armed forces relief. The township has raised 3078.25 dollars, 27 percent of a 14900 goal. residential gifts total 475 dollars, 8 percent of 6000. corporate gifts 2188, 38 percent of 3700. industrial contributions 414.75, 16 percent of 2500. Newbold notes rising demand and urges block workers to solicit locally.
Liberty Pharmacy operates a direct agency for cosmetics and perfumes including Coty’s, Houbigant Dana Tabu, Revlon, Helena Rubinstein, Shulton Old Spice, and other brands.
The Hillside Times invites notes for Janet Saladino who celebrated her fourth birthday with a wine party at home last Thursday. Janet, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Saladino of 310 Hillside Avenue, will soon enroll in a tap dancing class and enjoys dolls with her one year old brother Pettr Jr. Parents are asked to submit child notices to the Hillside Times with contact numbers WA 35 9207 or WA 3 9208 for future citizen parades.
A Hillside district captains meeting for the United Jewish Appeal drive was held at Mrs. Rubin Ritz home. Talks outlined drive aims and noted three local additions to 652 serviced agencies: Daughters of Israel Home for the Aged, Home for the Chronic Sick, and Newark Beth Israel Hospital.
Liberty Pharmacy announces a partnership between Jack Bernstein and Stephen Hornyak to operate the 1283 Liberty Avenue drugstore. Bernstein, a Rutgers Pharmacy graduate, has lived at 1281 Liberty Avenue. Hornyak, from New Brunswick, resides at 205 Silver Avenue. The firm, once a Whelan Agency, has filled over a quarter million prescriptions and adds a delivery truck to speed service.
The article notes a delay in resolving township land use for a school after the Columbia University Survey suggested a Windsor way site for a five or six grade elementary school. The Township Committee agreed to sell land with a condition the board decides by April 11 if it needs the plot. the school board must study town land options and decide on a plan. A stray item mentions Phil Rizzuto seen incognito in a Times photo.
Arnold H. McClow, Pohop Board of Education member and Republican candidate, refuses to be drawn into contributing to Democratic opposition. He addresses Hillside Democratic Club, noting surprise at receiving tickets to their club dance and returning unused tickets to avoid improper fund use while affirming GOP values.
Rubin Ritz is nominated for president of Hillside Lodge Bnai B'rith at Sinai Congregation. Other nominees include Herman Arlein Abe Charnack for vice presidents Dr Nathan Chenitz for treasurer William Kraut for secretary Milter Karis for financial secretary Edward Gottlieb monitor Max Schleifer assistant monitor Charles Rausch and Robert Rosenberg Herman Bornfeld trustees. Election set for April 16. Gottlieb retires and names Samuel Ehrenkranz to chair a youth center study committee and fund drive.
Albert Richkus of 134 Boston Avenue has finished the clay tile setters training at Essex County Vocational and Technical High School and has been on the job setting tile for several weeks.
The article notes ongoing repairs at a school including lockers and improved access, with Boy Scout Troop 97 involved and a request to stricter disciplinary measures. It mentions a health board vote, a steam versus smoke dispute at a plant, a county survey on smoke nuisance, traffic light study at Blay Street and Hillside Avenue, and a card party on April 6 with raffles and prizes.
Arnold H. McClow of Hillside was reelected secretary of the Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity board of governors at the annual meeting in New York Tuesday evening. A. Joseph Geist, New York attorney, was named chairman succeeding Charles A. Rooney, former Jersey City corporation counsel, after 48 years with the organization.
Township Committee of Hillside will meet on August 8 1951 to consider selling a parcel on Ninth Avenue for medical center development. The notice details property boundaries, bid terms, costs, and conditions including sanitation improvements and potential sale to Suburban Medical Service Center. If accepted the deed may include emergency patient provisions and Sister Kenny Foundation support.
The Hillside Township Committee held a session passing a motion on March 14 1951 regarding property revert to the township and related administration. The minutes reference Howard Day and township officials directing actions on the livery and property transfer within Hillside.
Public notice from Hillside Township announces an offer to purchase a property known as Hillside Premises. Bid is for $115,000 net with cash $15,000 and balance in 90 days, subject to legal terms and conditions. Purchaser to pay deed, advertising, and related costs. committee may accept or reject offers.
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