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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
8
Hillside Yellow Cab advertises 24 hour taxi service with radio equipped cabs and special rates for long trips. Contact Waverly 6-1900 for details after owner.
Friday's assembly featured How ard Cleaves presenting night life film and behind the scenes footage from a 12 year period. Cleaves, active across the United States, spoke under National Audubon Society auspices two months yearly. He began with Edison in 1913 and later worked as a motion picture photographer in the Bronx. His most thrilling assignment was as official photographer for the Pinchot Smith Sea Expedition from New York to Tahiti in 1929 under Ex Governor Pinchot.
Miss Winsome Tipping of 210 Cram Street among senior students of the School of Nursing Hospital of Saint Barnabas and for Women and Children Newark attended a picnic at Surprise Lake with faculty members.
Democrats accuse a Republican Township Committee candidate of misinformation and boast that the Democratic board achieved several items this year. They list steps such as creating a Planting Board, expanding recreation, fluoridating water, police and fire exams, and zoning actions. They compare one year of work to the Republicans in 25 years, naming Henry Goldhor and John M. Malone as benchmarks.
The Tuesday grand opening of the Superb Pastry Shop at 1536 Liberty Ave near Winans Ave drew hundreds. Owner Jack Green invites all to visit the second location and see decorated cakes pies and pastries. Green’s original shop sits at 1075 Broad St Newark next to the Superb Diner.
Rev G Shepherd Harper a former Army chaplain will speak at Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Men’s Club on Tuesday October 30 at 3 p.m. He will share an illustrated talk about his work with German prisoners of war as a member of the Reserve Officers Corps.
Holy Name Society of Christ the King Church discussed a turkey raffle to aid during Christmas at their regular meeting last Thursday. Rev. Gerard B. Whelan closed with a talk on the Sacrament of Confirmation.
Democratic candidate Menry Goldhor urges Hillside voters to judge by records over promises. He cites Republican delays on tax revaluation, traffic safety, recreation, pollution abatement, planning boards, civic center, and zoning code revision, contrasting with Democratic actions under Kirkpatrick and Conford.
Republican critics pressure Hillside on 8 County Park and soft water. Conford and Kirkpatrick claim progress since taking office and urge voters to elect Malone and themselves to push low cost municipal water. They challenge past Republican leaders with questions about Hillside’s needs and action.
Republican candidates Ren Jemin Hale and Arnold H McClow challenged Democratic spending on campaign signs at several meetings around town. They cited 10 to 30 signs costing over 30 dollars each and questioned the source of the funds and potential favors. Hale and McClow defended their record and urged voter vigilance against a politically minded administration.
Henry Goldhor, Democratic Township Committe candidate, blasts Republican rivals in a statement. He cites a recent Elizabethtown Water Co. article claiming the soft water issue lacks clear resolution.
Before the election the Water Company's president says it is willing to pipe soft water to Hillside homes but cites past ignorance of demand. He warns political shifts could affect rates and access, accusing Republicans of inaction while hinting at pressure from the Peele Committee. The piece urges voters to demand real action over promises.
The Township Committee of Hillside New Jersey introduces an ordinance to acquire and construct an addition to the Hollywood Avenue Fire House at a cost of 15000 dollars. A public hearing will be held at Municipal Headquarters 1234 South Broad Street on November 14 1981 at 3 00 PM. The meeting may be adjourned with opportunity for public comment.
The document outlines an ordinance detailing how the township will finance a project via a contract or other means, including using budget funds and capital lists. It specifies five percent of certain capital items to be drawn from the Capital Improvement Account and sets terms for notes, interest not to exceed six percent, and immediate effect upon publication. The signature block shows the Township Clerk and local officials.
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