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A messy OCR fragment lists items including a gas store for sale in very good condition and a home care offer for child pickup with a fenced yard. Includes price 4995 and unclear names or locations.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1958
Page
1
A messy OCR fragment lists items including a gas store for sale in very good condition and a home care offer for child pickup with a fenced yard. Includes price 4995 and unclear names or locations.
Sidney England, a Board of Assessors member, explains his support for Karl Ross Republican candidate for Township Committee. He cites voters’ calls and expressions of support, notes his own removal as secretary, and urges Hillsiders to elect Ross in November.
The Lou Dischler Association held a rally at the College Inn last Thursday for Democratic candidate Mr. Dischler for Township Committee. Vice President Andarew Karlick introduced him as the crowd cheered. Dischler touted continued progress for Hillside and thanked supporters Col. Jack Dunn and John Pozar. College Inn owner George Liss called it the largest turnout the venue had seen.
A personnel inspection of the Hillside Reserve Police was conducted last Wednesday evening by Civil Defense Director William Gural Acting Police Chief Lawrence Troger Deputy Police Chief Ern est Yoork Police Lt. Franklin Iman and Civil Defense Council members Mark Jannelli Marah Reinhard Deputy Fire Chief James Intrabartola and Miss Erbestine Polrasin at the three Reserve Police bases including Calvi niadlge School Hillside Avenue.
A compact ad promotes Tahy portraits and family groups at home with contact for booking. Also lists a photo service with telephone number and a furniture or store rental line, plus an Oct 16 23 rental notice for 48 N. Sood St Millside with a butcher shop suitability and call in details.
A brief council meeting followed an inspection to finalize plans for the statewide Operation Preyattack exercise on Thursday October 28 at 7 p.m. Officers and men of the Reserve Police were commended by Director Gural and the council.
Governor Meyner is praised for service on the Hillside Planning Board and Board of Adjustment. He led Community Chest and Red Cross drives and brings executive experience as J. R. Watkins Co. eastern district manager. Pozar is credited for modernizing the Tax Department as Tax Collector.
Community activities include senior choir practice at 7 30 p m and church services at Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Newark with a light in the dark morning worship led by Rev Fred B Morovis. Sinai Congregation lists daily services and Hebrew School hours for the week beginning October 26.
Listings show Bethany Pentecostal in Morris Avenue and Hill side Presbyterian at Salem and Coe. Rev. Robinson and Rev. Hughey lead morning worship and Bible school for families, with youth meetings for Jet Cadets and 13 19 groups. Specialist music and a gospel service are planned as the week opens with a trustees meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m.
The Hebrew School led by Herman Lansey holds Saturday morning sessions in Esther Berkowitz Hall for 4th and 5th-year students from 9 to 10, and for 1st 12nd and 3rd-year students from 10 to 11. Sinai Millionaires observe Sunday at 9. Kenneth Lechter of 1038 Osage Street Silver Springs Md will be called to the Torah this Saturday morning. Conservative Congregation of Hillside Friday services 4 80 p.m. at Maple Hall.
Town line of Hills hosts planning meeting under the Benning Bowel of Milside Towship. The Town Clerk William Matecel Sen issues a public notice of a planning hearing in North Trout Street MH Havok J A and Doth fudneke. A copy of the supervision permit is available for public inspection at the Planning Office.
Hillside Planning Board exempted a subdivision submitted by Nira Christine Windt of 1402 Leslie Street involving Lots 58 to 64 in Dealie Street area. The plan was certified and filed for public inspection in the Planning Board office led by Chairman William Martuchy.
The Democratic Party held a 4 to 1 vote approving a permit for a new gasoline station on Route 22 eastbound near Hillside, despite internal dissent and a single Republican opposing. The decision, part of a broader push to modernize overdue requirements, drew attention to party discipline and local political dynamics in the area.
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