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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
8
Want ads seek a first class machinist to operate standard machine tools with minimal supervision. Job offers top rate in a small clean shop. Apply Gall Mr. Burke East Orange 5-2700.
The Calvin Coolidge School P T A will host a class visitation this afternoon with parents meeting teachers of their children’s grades. Regular business will follow and refreshments are provided by 4th and 5th grade mothers.
The notice states Bartolotta, residing in Hillside since 1945 after living in Newark, attended Newark schools and is married to Sophie De Martino. They have seven year old daughter Pamela and attend St. Catherine's Church. He is an electrical motor serviceman with Fisher Electric Service, Union, formerly with General Electric Co., Kearny.
Democratic campaign manager James T. McTernan accuses Republican candidate William Gural of backing old guard policies and urges Hillside voters to elect Gural and Pozar. He praises the new Recreation Board for upgrading Central Avenue Playground and condemns the GOP for opposing progress and amenities.
Classroom visitation for Hurden-Looker students is set for Wednesday October 15 at 2 30 pm. Parents may talk with teachers and view current pupil work. Each teacher hosts in her room and refreshments will be served. All parents invited.
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association topped ten million dollars in assets last week and awarded fifty dollar defense bonds to two depositors, Ruth Kirsch and Louis Rosenburgh, amid ceremonies at 88 Lyons Avenue Newark. Julius Krieger, president, noted rapid growth since February 1941 merger and new building opening.
Mrs. John B. Finney of Fanwood speaking on Curios From Many Lands at the Hillside Woman's Club opening meeting at Maple Hall. The program featured ivory and jade curios, a Chinese song by Mrs. Lyman Ware, kimonos modeled by local members, and hostesses listed. Irma Vit, Hillside High School student, summarized her Citizenship Institute experience from the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs event.
The Junior Chapter of Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority held its Tuesday meeting at Miss Marion Karpinski’s home on Baltimore Avenue. Miss Shirley Kaiser chaired in Miss Elsie Craig’s absence, with a social committee named and plans for the annual tea on October 12 at Miss Bernice Totten’s Church Street home.
Miss Eileen Walsh, 17, recently entered the Franciscan Missionary Sisters of Immaculate Conception in Paterson. A high school graduate with high honors, she hopes to specialize in nursing. She is the niece of Mrs. Leo P. Mary of 14 Race Street and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh of Manchester, New Hampshire.
The usual quiet bank lobby at Hillside National was interrupted by World Series telecasts. Wallraff Appliances Irvington and Tobin Appliances provided television sets in the lobby for fans to watch the games.
The Students' General Association hosts an October 10 8 pm extra dance in Hillside High gym with football themed decorations and doughnuts and cider. Magazine drive profits fund the event now in its second year and SGA cabinet and Thespians support.
Carmen J. Ferrigno Republican candidate for Township Committee calls Saybrook School a feasible temporary municipal building until costs ease. He argues governing officials should curb spending and revisit using Saybrook Annex and Board of Education facilities to meet future needs. Also notes permission conditions and possible cost savings with minimal disruption. A Columbus resident was fined $25 for speeding on Route 29.
Earl S. Poysti of Far East Broadcasting Company will address First Baptist Church at 7 45 p m Sunday October 12. The organization runs six radio transmitters in Manila Philippines. Rev Wesley A Ol Ben announced the event today.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Schell Sr. of Rosemont celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise party at the VFW Hall. About fifty guests from Hillside Elizabeth Cranford and Union attended. The couple wed September 28 1927 at St Patrick's Church Elizabeth.
Industry leaders defend fairness and willingness to pay their share in a local dispute. The speaker emphasizes honest mistakes can be corrected and urges fair treatment to avoid political backlash and damaged alliances.
Ladies in the Eisenhower campaign announce sectional leaders for the Wayyjeyg division. Co chairs Mrs Gregor V Pugy son and Mrs Robert Mason with regional coordinators for north west and south sides set to appoint district captains and canvass each street. Campaign HQ at 1325 Liberty Avenue invites public attendance and women to join weekly meetings Thursdays.
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