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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1950
Page
4
Joseph Buttwell urged action at a Mon meeting urging rent control. He warned decontrol after December 31 will let large corporate landlords pressure tenants and called on town officials to pass an ordinance to aid residents amid escalating costs.
Hill, a Hillside High School graduate and World War II veteran from Roselle Park New Jersey, enters a 26 to 34 week Radio Broadcasting Engineering program at the Institute of Broadcasting. Director Jose Milburn says completion makes him eligible for radio TV industry positions.
Julius R. Thomas of the New Jersey National Guard has been chosen to attend the Officers Intelligence Course at the Army General School in Fort Riley Kansas for three months. He lives at 255 Clark Street East Orange and serves with Headquarters 199th Armored Field Artillery Battalion. He earned the American Defense European American Campaign and World War II Victory Medals for his service in Europe.
In the Hollywood Rec Ladies League matches Ruppert's won two from Club Royale aided by Happy Smith's 202 game and 539 series with Audrey Pott's 202 and 500 combo. Edna Kleissler 505 for the club. Hillside Rec swept Detroit Mold and Engineering despite Marian Brennan's 500 set. Yellow Cab beat Korn's as Tike Richards 512 and Edith Anzovina 510 sparked the win. R & R Paint ousted Krieger's behind Hilda Dutt 491 and Betty Brunner 500. Ogier's swept Gordon Gin as Emily Wesley 200 and 499 led the winners while Corinne Hrycenko 479 paced the losers. Ruppert's remains three games ahead.
Plans for the first annual Armistice Day dance by the Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association were approved. The event will be at Hungarian Hall 1316 White Street on November 11. Entertainment chairpersons include Michal Tobia Pat Tortorella Otto Zimmerman and Syl Fioravanti. The group calls on the Township Committee to add a traffic light at Liberty and Princeton Avenues. Lads Club of Hillside members described their activities. Zimmerman Areas elected the new vice president of the association.
Pvt. Rudy R Leming, son of Lillian Leming, was among the soldiers in Task Force Lynch led by Lt Col James H. Lynch. The cavalry task force breached North Korean lines near Tabudong, sped 35 miles to Sangju, and overran enemy positions on the Naktong river. It captured tanks and weapons, seized over 50 prisoners, and killed more than 500 enemy troops.
The Hillside High School ninth grade annex presented an auditorium program to introduce guidance director Miss Blanche Matthews to students. Speakers listed character traits for good citizenship including honesty, punctuality, cooperation, effort, dependability, health, initiative, personal appearance, and athletic ability. The event was arranged by English instructor Mrs. Margaret English.
A Saybrook primary assembly led by Mrs. Florence Arturi featured opening exercises, songs by students including Mary Ann Aitkh, Dolores Miller, Patricia Conlan, and Harold Lynch, poems such as October and Hallowe en, and class performances from Cassidy, Heathermatn, Silverstein, Van Kirk, and others. Phone in your want ads to WA 3-9207.
The 78th Infantry Division New Jersey’s only reserve unit calls for men to join as citizen-soldiers. Existing reserve members, NCOs and officers train a few nights monthly, citing patriotic duty. Cadre personnel are crucial, offering benefits like 24 pay drills yearly and biennial pay increases. Summer encampment at Pine Camp, New York lasts two weeks with 15 days of camp activities.
The Army provides a non contributory pension option for reservists. Members earn pay by rank and longevity and receive drill session compensation plus retirement credits. After 20 years service pensions begin at age 60. five years WWII credit counts toward the 20 year requirement. For details contact Lt. William at Unionyilh, Hillside.
Reinhard Printing Co and J Franklin Reinhard announce a new location at 1441 North Broad Street after years at 2 Hollywood Avenue. The firm, formerly Reinhard Mueller Co, offers forms, letterheads, envelopes, folders, booklets, color work and wedding stationery with quick service. Samuel Reinhard handles general insurance and is now local representative for The General America Companies offering a 15 percent fire insurance saving and premium budget plan.
Francis Orr Clark left last Thursday to work as a junior city planner for the City of Detroit. He trained in civil engineering at Yale University where he was secretary of the Yale ASCE student chapter and played in the Yale band.
A new attendance contest began at the Hillside Rotary Club last week and runs until December 25. District Governor Henry G. Elwell will speak at the October 24 meeting. An assembly will be held at Hillside Presbyterian Church.
A committee led by Oden F. Libbey will arrange a Ladies' Night event to be held the evening of November 14, with a church service at 10 30 a.m. for the presentation of reports.
Several meetings on behalf of local Democratic candidates Robert C. Kirkpatrick Milton B. Cond ford and Frank A. Ninesling began last night at 115 Bailey avenue. Additional sessions are set for Sixth district October 12 Field place, Fifth district October 16 Williamson avenue, Seventh district October 18 Lee street, Second district October 19 Center street.
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