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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1952
Page
8
A disputed plan for a new Hillside municipal building faces criticism from a Town ship Committee member while officials defend proceeding with design work. Opponent Ferrigno stays silent during architect interviews and planning, as tentative costs seek reduction from a $1,000,000 figure with six weeks to finalize estimates.
Democratic campaign manager James T. McTerman accuses Republican Ferrigno of alleging useless jobs. he contrasts past Republican and current Democratic appointments, noting Democrats, Republicans and Independents fill posts from treasurer to building inspector and shade tree commission. He argues the spoils system is partisan.
Ninety six students including the Hillside High football squad toured Madison Square Garden in New York Tuesday night for a supervised rodeo trip. Tickets came from the Garden promotion department and the group was chaperoned by coaches Carmen Ferrigno and John Kulakowski and recreation staff Peter Humanik Paul Miller Dominick Peterpaul James McTernan and Mrs Samuel Carroccia.
Miss Lottie Smolenski, Hillside Public Library librarian, reports overdue books and magazines. Library hours run 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Over 85 magazines are now in circulation with new issues like Atlantic Monthly and Vogue.
Funeral services were held at Growney Funeral Home for Theodore J. Garnecky 38 of 1530 Maple Avenue who died after a four week illness. He was born in Harrison in 1914 and moved to Hillside in 1924. A Hillside High School graduate he passed the Civil Service exam for a letter carrier and later worked as a machinist for Westinghouse in Bloomfield. He is survived by his mother Mrs Mary Garnecky of Maple Avenue his sons John and David from a former marriage to Ruth Wehrfiitz of 55 Clark Street a brother Thomas and four sisters Julia Claire Helen and Bertha.
Hillside Avenue School P T A will hold its first big event of the year on Thursday October 18 from 12 noon to 4 p m on the school playground. The executive board and members plan a major community carnival with games for all ages. Jeep rides pony rides films fishing pond pantry sale and various games plus food items will be offered.
William Gural a Democrat for Township Committee challenged his Republican rival Ferrigno’s criticism of a tax assessment settlement with David O Evans. He credited Mayor Robert Kirkpatrick and Commissioner Milton Conford for pursuing collection and noted the 1950 action reduced a $10 000 claim to 5 000 despite Republican opposition.
The speaker pledges a policy of strict tax equality and opposition to tax favors for Hill side industrialists. They challenge the opponent to improve on the past record of their party regarding taxation.
Republican County Committee arranged the first annual dance at the War Veterans Memorial for October 4 at the Elks Club. A Republican VP candidate event with Sen. Robert Nixon may appear after a Somerville rally. other candidates named include H Alexander Smith, Clifford Case, Herbert Pascoe, Charles Otto Jr., Alex Campbell, Donald Mackey, Clifford Thomas, Fred Shepard, Florence Dwyer, Albert Benninger, Elsie Scheideler, Nelson Carr, John Dudley, Ernest Hickok, George Herlich, Sherwood Valentine, Carmen Ferrigno, Benjamin Hale. James Duffy chairs with Tom MacDonald and others. Mel Barry and his orchestra provide music.
Peace Harvey Peace Jr., cashier of Hillside National Bank, attended the American Bankers Association convention held Sunday through Tuesday at the Colton Manor Hotel in Atlantic City.
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