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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1951
Page
2
A call to action urges volunteers to back Eisenhower at the Republican Convention. Send petitions with name and address to the N J Republicans for Eisenhower Club, care of Senator Malcolm Forbes, Far Hills New Jersey.
A local ad lists flash cameras and supplies at Gallard's Movieland 29 Cee Ave Fillside New Jersey with EL 5 5064, plus a supervised painting and paperhanging service by Reedman offering guaranteed interior and exterior work and small jobs.
Hillside High School unveils its 1991 92 basketball team next Tuesday December 4 under Coach Joe Silver with an away game against Columbia High School Maplewood. The squad features veteran starters Hoseat forward John Kovac center Roland Massimino and guards Mary Fishmin Sam Cann and Tony Saddler. Norman Ring and Ronnie Rosen join the roster from the junior varsity along with two new opponents on the schedule at Mary’s of Elizabeth and Summit.
Norma Kasoff, Hillside High School alumna and New Jersey College for Women senior, returns for a six week practice teaching stint under Mrs. Mildred Hathaway and Miss Alice Barden. She will then teach at Hillside Avenue Harden-Looker and Calvin Coolidge grammar schools for two weeks.
Hillside New Jersey introduces an ordinance on November 21 1951 to acquire install and fund traffic control lights at Hillside Avenue and Bloy Street with a 2500 appropriation. The plan funded by capital improvements and bond anticipation notes up to 2975 to cover costs. The measure sets a six percent interest cap and directs work under police supervision with procurement by Hillside. Public hearing to be held December 12 1951 at 8:00 PM at Municipal Headquarters.
The last place Indians moved up with a pair of wins over the Red Sox in the Hollywood Association Club League. Frank Mallack hit 202 for the Dodgers in a win over the Giants while the Yankees lost twice to the Cardinals. Bill Kelly's 264 for the Cardinals went for naught in the finale.
The Women’s Progress Club invites reservations for a theatre party to see a “Point of No Return” starring Henry Sonda. Reserve immediately by calling Mrs. Sidney Englander at WA 6.1016 or Mrs. Percival Singerman at WA 6 0036.
Hillside Radio increased their lead as Teagie and Ree led Hillside to another win. Jim's Auto Repair and Hillside Sports Club posted sweeps, while Chick's Sea Food and Liberty Drugs also won. High scorers included Phil Rossing 575 and Chuck Ciabale 557, with Frank Jaeles posting a 234 high game.
Public and legal notices concerning a court hearing at Enron County Court on the twentieth of Dewwneben M1, transfer of a Hillside Plenary Retail Consumption License to Joseph Mittleman for 476 Bloy St Hillside NJ, and Hillside Township Committee meeting to discuss an offer to purchase property described as Norman Street and Hillside Avenue. Includes petitioners John Roy Sehwalbieeh and Alice Sehwalbaci Wis next friend, and attorney Franks Myron Whiner.
The Township of Hillside offers East 100 feet along Hillside Avenue fronting Lot Nes 66 to 69 in Block 38/B for 85.00 per foot totaling a bid of 4,950.00 cash due on deed delivery within sixty days. A bargain sale deed will convey title with survey and zoning restrictions. taxes and fees are buyer’s. If the deposit is not paid, it becomes liquidated damages and the township may resell. The buyer pays all papers, stamps, and recording costs. the township committee may accept Milton Yreimin Esquire on behalf of Williams Bernau if terms are favorable.
Frank A. Minessing collector announces public auction of delinquent lands at Township Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street Hillside Union County New Jersey on Monday December 10 1951 at 1 PM. Sale subject to redemption eight percent interest. List includes parcels with owners and totals due as of July 1 1951 and details on payment terms and sale conditions.
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