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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1949

Page

7

Hillside Times weekly edition details and contact

The Hillside Times Publishing Company prints weekly issues on Thursdays at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. Sidney Silverstein is president and Robert Kaplan is editor with subscription rates of 2.50 per year. postage to Canada and foreign countries added. Readers are invited to send letters with name and address for verification.

Che. Gillside Times Yinabesh New Jersey North Broad Street Hillside Hillside—Times—Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein Robert Kaplan Telephone Waverly TIMES United States Canada

Robin Hood Speech Attacks Tax Policy in Portland

In Portland, Congressman Ralph W. Gwinn of New York derides a Robin Hood tax view as exploitation and robbery. He warns of rising deficits, cites a 25 billion dollar national debt, and argues tax burdens should fall on small and moderate earners to restore fiscal sanity.

Robin Hood Portland Oregon Ralph W. Gwinn New York Congress

Hillside Drives Red Cross Roll Call. Fire Dept Tops Quota

Times Past notes over sixty percent of Hillside’s quota in the annual Red Cross drive. Roll Call subscriptions were announced by Mrs. Edward S. Frith, chairman. Hillside Fire Department was the first organization to enroll 100 percent. Alexander Potter seeks $50,000 more from the Township Committee to finish storm sewer construction.

Hillside Red Cross Edward S. Frith Hillside Fire Department Alexander Potter

Hillside notes include health nuisance action and party

Board of Health vows warrants on John Ballerin property at Baker street and Boston avenue to demolish a nuisance building. A surprise birthday party for a son at 9 Myrtle Street features pink and yellow decor. Polish-American Club seeks Township Committee approval to build Gard avenue social hall.

Steve Kronicz Myrtle Street Board of Health John Ballerin Baker Street Boston Avenue North Broad Street Hillside Avenue Norman S. Taber & Co New York William C. Soutar Hollywood Park Improvement Association Joseph A. Hiross Fairview Place Warren Gibb Hillside Hillside Presbyterian Church The Maroon and Gray Hillside High School North Jersey Scholastic Press Association Paterson Eleanor Maurer

Township Notes Is Your House for Sale

For quick results, phone Theresa M. Bensen, Broker. EL. 29833-Adv.

Theresa M. Bensen

Calendar of Hillside area social and civic events

A chronological list of local activities includes church services, dances, football games, fairs, and meetings. Highlights feature Hillside Bnai Brith events, Bristol Myers employees dance, Hadassah musical revue, Mothers Circle dinner, Hillside Civic Association meetings, and school related functions through December.

Union Hillside _B’nail B'rith Women's Chapter Hillside-Weequahie Untermann Field Newark Bristol-Myers Employes Association Christ the King Church Hillside Scouters Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority Liberty Park Community Association Hillside Hadassah Women’s Progress Club Board of Education Mothers Circle Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Hillside Heights Civic Association

New Pet Shop To Open Next Month

Arthur Bittman of Irvington announced this week the opening of the Hollywood Pet and Supply Co at 257 Hollywood avenue near Long avenue early in December. The store will offer a full line of pet, animal and fish supplies including fresh horsemeat daily, plus puppies canaries and fish with free delivery on all supplies.

Arthur Bittman Irvington Hollywood Pet and Supply Co Hollywood Avenue Long Avenue Bittman

Electrified Home Of Future Shown At Hillside Assembly

A Walt Disney film titled Line Dawn of Better Living was shown to Hillside Avenue School students at a Friday assembly. The feature traces lighting progress from pine torches to electric lights and presents electrical servants and circuit breakers with guidance on avoiding overloads.

Walt Disney Hillside Avenue

Optometrist Discusses Classroom Lighting at Hillside School

Fred Roever optometrist spoke on proper classroom lighting at the hillside Avenue School November meeting. Mrs Florence Crater and Mrs Ula Orr Clark led the social hour.

Fred Roever Hillside Avenue Florence Crater Ula Orr Clark

A Quiet Talk on Heaven and the Father in Heaven

The passage speaks of a loving Father in heaven above human sin and brutality. It describes God as gentle and unchanging, inviting all to come unto Him and to seek fellowship with Him. It contrasts heaven’s majesty with earthly cruelty and envisions a future home with God in heaven.

Jesus

Prayer for Guidance and Strength in Faith

A religious plea asks for continuing contact with mankind through prayer in the Spirit of Christ. It seeks guidance forgiveness and hope while requesting strength to overcome fears and grow in knowledge and faith.

Christ

Property Transfers Include Several Local Dwellings

John V. Mazarello transfers single ownership to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bilinsky for property at Clifford and Voorhees. Bertha Burkhardt widow moves to Myrtle Gomberg property on Williamson avenue 204.42 feet from Maple. Raymond J. Bolle and spouse to Eugene Cistaro, Virginia street 275.28 feet from Salem. Barney Pivnick to Isadore Goldman and Love Thomas, single, property at 61 Wilder Street.

John V. Mazarello Rudolph Bilinsky Clifford and Voorhees Streets Bertha Burkhardt Myrtle Gomberg Williamson Avenue Maple Avenue Raymond J. Bolle Eugene Cistaro Virginia Street Salem Avenue Barney Pivnick Isadore Goldman Love Thomas Wilder Street

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