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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
2
Hillside Yellow Cab provides 24 hour taxi service with radio-equipped cabs and special rates for long trips. Walter Warren owns the business located at 303 Long Avenue, WAverly, contact WAverly 6-1000.
Local election returns will be received by the Democratic Party next Tuesday evening in Hungarian Workmen's Hall at 1306 White Street. Henry Goldhor announces a happy gathering with refreshments provided and Goldhor in charge.
Nominations for senior class officers were held in the school auditorium last week under the supervision of Ruhl L. Custer principal and Edward Vadeika S.G.A. press committee.
Freeholder George W. Herlich told a Cranford Women’s Republican Club meeting in London that policies govern board activities, not politics. He praised Republican record on economy, debt reduction, and efficiency, claiming county debt has fallen by over half and the tax rate is the lowest in New Jersey, while defending careful spending.
Elections were held yesterday for student offices with candidates for president Ray Dzbo and Barbara Lewis, for vice-president Sam Furiness and Dave Schueckman, and for secretary Harriet Botnick and Arlene Gottesman. Treasurer remains non elective, to be chosen by the senior council due to insufficient names.
A ladies auxiliary of the North End Club was organized last Thursday at 1438 Maple avenue to back local Republican ticket in next week’s election led by Mayor James J. Holsing and Commissioner John M. Brown. Members present included Mrs. Cullerton Robin Biskey Etling Huber Muench Gottlieb. T. J. Brennan of 1460 B Liberty avenue was enrolled in the Famous Artists Course of Westport, Conn.
A fragment notes Democrats advocate merit based hiring for police and firemen, oppose factory placement in residential areas, and stress responsibility to both citizens and industry. It references residential districts like Hillside and calls for appointments based on merit rather than connections.
Township Committee of Hillside will meet November 8 1990 to consider an offer from North Township to purchase a parcel of hillside land on Levington Avenue. Price listed at 40000 with terms including cash deposits of 200 and 1500 plus a one year purchase money bond with interest. Conveyance by bargain and sale deed subject to survey restrictions zoning and current taxes.
Milton B. Conford, Democratic candidate, urges Hillside residents to vote next Tuesday to back a public water supply, master plan with parks, better services, and a cap on tax rates. He calls for elimination of industrial smoke and noise, a modern building code, and supports raising factory assessments. He sent a copy of his statement to the Township Committee for review by the County Board of Taxation.
Bidding purchaser pays all costs for preparing papers and ads. If Norman Blum’s offer is accepted the township may execute a sale deed or conveyance to the purchaser or assigns. The sale pertains to a Hillside township notice dated October 25 1950 by Township Clerk Howard J. Riley.
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