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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1954
Page
6
The Times announces domestic and international subscription rates and single-copy price. It invites letters and items of interest, requiring the writer’s name and address for all communications as proof of good faith. anonymous submissions will not be published.
Union County Park Commission and Hillside Township Committee weigh a proposed extension of Hollywood avenue through the Elizabeth River Park to Morris Avenue Union to ease traffic from a new State Teachers College. The plan alarms Hillside officials who fear a new bottleneck on Conant street near the Lehigh Valley bridge. The park commission says no road plans exist yet and will consider alternatives while preserving existing park facilities along Conant street.
Albert Behoeh of the United Cerebral Palsy League calls for volunteers for the annual telethon on October 24 to collect pledges and distribute donation envelopes. Residents should contact Schoen at 1450 North Broad Street. Boy Scouts and youth groups are especially needed to help with envelope distribution and call-ins. The event runs from 10 20 p.m. Saturday to 5 p.m. Sunday.
H S alumnus Adi Molesko, a veteran and 1934 graduate, to join the firm led by Leonard Blumberg and William Rosenberg. The practice, serving Millstali and Rocky Hill, will move to a new Blumberg Building suite on South Main Street.
The St Catherine CYO senior group will attend 8 o clock Mass for Holy Communion on Sunday October 17 and hold a breakfast at John O Gonnor home. They will later make a Marian Year pilgrimage to the Rosary Shrine and Summit led by Rev Joseph Carroll. Robert Oxner named president and Francis Sebulesky secretary. Committee chairs appointed social Joan Love cultural Myrna Anderson spiritual Carol Murphy athletic Joseph Michalski. A library is planned and a hay ride will be held November 1.
Helen Metzley, noted drama critic, will review Broadway plays for Newark League members at the Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children in Denver? The event is Monday October 18 at 8:30 p.m. at the Essex House Newark. Mrs George Golub of Elizabeth is program chairman.
Alumni and students gathered for the Hockley Pingry football game and a dedication of the Piske Garden named for Pingry Captain Newell Rodney Piske. Headmaster Laurence Springer welcomed attendees and accepted the gift on behalf of the school board and students.
The board announces a dividend of $75 per share for stockholders of record October 8 with payment due October 20. President James A. Onetl made the disclosure today.
Local clubs and school groups list meetings dinners dances and social events in Franklin Township Hillside and surrounding areas. Notable items include children and veterans activities at Hillside Presbyterian and B'nai B'rith groups along with updates on military service and returning personnel from the 1st Marine Division and Fort Benning assignments.
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