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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1950

Page

10

Debating Club Elects Officers and Magazine Drive Winners

The junior class elected Carole Eisner as vice president and Wayne Brononi as treasurer amid officer contests. A senior play publicity drive and magazine drive awards followed, with Mimi Leinwand winning $25 and other daily prize recipients listed.

H. S Officers Debating Club Irvington Carole Eisner Wayne Brononi Wessurer Eileen Greenspan Marion Drive The Hiller Thespians, Golf Club Latis Athletic Association Wayne G.A. Council Ang V Electiere de Sloudaye Tie Arl Sue Keil Carman Coppola Paul Lewis Sylvia Sanders Marvin Fishman Joe Setz Barbara Abelowitz Joan Jackson Harvey Jones Nancy Mosgjevich Bernice Braverman David Goldfinger Bernard Shenhoces William Stark

Shack Barn Dance to Charge Twenty-Five Cents in Old Clothes

Shack president Leroy Schiekedanz announces a barn dance on December 2. Admission remains twenty five cents, but attendees must wear old clothes and avoid suits or ties to gain entry. Debating Club Wins at Essex County school with Hillside scoring 86 points on the welfare state topic.

Hillside David Norfolk Joan Leibo Ed Gottesman Wayne Kranom Joan Erback St. Benedict's Prep Wayne Passaic High Frank Edwards

First Aid to the Ailing House

The article explains strengthening retaining walls with frost-safe foundations and thickened lower faces. It advises vertical fronts, sloped backs, and drainage holes to prevent water pressure. base should reach below frost level for stability. It also covers linoleum repair and moths in upholstery with fumigation options and wall board joint filling for slanted ceilings.

Transfers of Several City Properties Listed

Property transfers include Mr and Mrs Anthony Stulga to Mr and Mrs John P Richkus on Gertrude street near Liberty avenue, a transfer from Mr and Mrs Edward Jankowski to Angelo Barbarisi at Highland avenue and Clark street, executors Edson L Outwin to Florence Kendell on Bailey avenue plate 24 map Hillside, and Maurice H Ring to Tillie Yeager covering lots 89 to 32 in block 11 of Titin Holding Company property.

Anthony Stulga John P. Richkus Gertrude Street Liberty Avenue Edward Jankowski Angelo Barbarisi Highland Avenue Clark Street Edson L. Outwin William L. Medcraft Florence Fr. Kendell Bailey Avenue Hillside Maurice H. Ring Tillie Yeager Titin Holding Company

Desertion charge tied to Elizabeth divorce case

Mrs Mary J Chabak of 532 Sweetland Avenue charges Andrew L Chabak of 655 South Broad Street Elizabeth with desertion. The divorce action was sent last week to Advisory Master Nicholas A Tomasulo for final hearing.

Mary J. Chabak Sweetland Avenue Andrew L. Chabak South Broad Street Elizabeth Nicholas A. Tomasulo

Call Your Want Ads In Wa 3 9207 Wa 3 9208

Classified line announces contact numbers for placing want ads in Washington papers. Includes two phone digits 3 9207 and 3 9208. Provides instruction to call for advertisement insertion and rates. References local newspaper want ad service.

Knights Plan Anniversary Ball in Elizabeth New Jersey

Thomas F. Canty Council 3197 Knights of Columbus set an anniversary dance for Saturday night January 27 in St. Michael's Hall Elizabeth New Jersey. John Gallard chairs the dance committee with Harold Livingston William G Caffrey and Eugene Kolokowski assisting while Dick Spencer and his band may perform. Victor Mason heads the program committee and council members back the plans.

Thomas F. Canty Council Knights of Columbus St. Michael's Hall Elizabeth John Gallard Harold Livingston William G. Caffrey Eugene Kolokowski Dick Spencer Victor Mason Fhemas Vangrilis Rey Dean Martin Gessner

Hillside Township approves right of way transfer ordinance

The Hillside Township Committee holds a regular meeting at Municipal Headquarters to discuss adoption of an ordinance transferring a portion of Hillside Avenue. The document outlines hearing procedures, property descriptions, and immediate effect upon passage and publication. A civil action notice to defendants appears in the same issue.

North Broad Street Hillside Howard J. Loy Twoaslily Hillside Avenue County OF Hon STATO N&w RESEY Huh Avenue Janet Inney Ve Cooney Liniae Lambo Abel Rnin eTie Teysles Doremus State OF New Jersey Willie Lee Tigers Dorothy Cooper Inoiicipal Corporation Superior Court Chancery Division Samuel Th Gooen Minimtiff Ate”torney Ryanford Place Newark New Jerkey Sherben Ottielal Shia Pian Witteh

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