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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
8
Advertises a part time opportunity offering about $50 weekly for three to four nights of work with no canvassing or selling. Respondents receive about fifteen accounts within four miles of home and four days of training. Mail to P O Box 3 Rahway New Jersey.
Gallard's Movie Land offers wedding photos in black and white or color for 49.50 in an album plus a free booklet planning your wedding. They provide one day developing printing service and a free movie screen with each projector and free case with each movie camera. Located at 29 Coe Ave Hillside contact EL 5-5064 or EL 2-5767.
Open daily 1 8 P M Carteret Place Carteret Terrace Orange New Homes for sale feature split level and ranch type designs. See MI 2 7222 MA 3 7860 MT 6 5140 for details.
The Township Committee weighs installing curbs on temporarily paved streets after guidance from engineer Kreh. Goldhor urges curb installation to avoid tax burden and argues residents must accept majority decisions while officials note traffic and drainage conditions differ by street. Mayor Kirkpatrick says ongoing street repairs without curbs strain the Road Department and broader community resources.
Mayor Kirkpatrick notes merit in residents call for curbs on Union and Jerome avenues and delays curbing Purce Buchanan and Arnold streets. Public hearing sees objections over 50 percent assessments. figures on savings unavailable. September 9 conference to decide, with residents urging to follow the engineer’s recommendation.
Church of Christ the King led by Rev Perry G. DeWitt offers Masses at 4 am 7 am 8 am 9 am daily and 7 20 am first Friday. Miraculous Medal novena Tuesdays at 8 pm. Bethany Pentecostal at 21 Baltimore avenue lists services 10 39 am Sunday 8 pm Wednesday 8 pm midweek and 8 pm Saturday Youth Rally. Hillside Presbyterian revises service hours to 9 45 am 11 am 11 am sermons and September October sermons What Jesus Said and Did Rally Day last Sunday September World Wide Communion first Sunday October. Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian led by Dr Arthur Northwood with worship at 10 45 am.
Hillside Rotary Club heard Bo Adlerbert describe attitudes at the Olympic Games. He said Russian civilians were barred from attending, tickets were returned to Finns, and Russians lived apart from other athletes. About eighteen athletes from Russia and satellites defected to the free zone.
Mary in Robert Friedman of 1600 Clinton Place Hillside New Jersey received a bachelor of arts degree from Tulane University. She was among 131 summer graduates. Barbara Virtue of 301 Ryan Street serves on the Leaders Conference committee at Rutgers New Jersey College for Women to be held September 12. The student leaders campaign for a better New Jersey College.
A brief notice details a fight over a donation or grant to the Sister Kenny Foundation on 507th Avenue in New York 17, outlining the parties involved and the action requested or taken.
A mixed set of legal notices from Hillside New Jersey including a condemnation report meeting for properties along Yale Avenue and Riverside Drive bids for street curb and paving on Riverside Drive, contract terms and bid requirements, and an ordinance introduction on Civil Service adoption with dates and locations for readings and meetings.
An ordinance by Hillside Township authorizes widening and curb construction on the east side of North Broad Street from Ridgway Avenue to Hollywood Avenue. It sets plans by the Township Engineer, requires concrete curbing, and allocates up to 2,500,000 with Union County cost sharing and bonds or notes as needed.
Hillside Township adopts an ordinance under New Jersey Local Bond Law to issue Bond Anticipation Notes in anticipation of bonds for a municipal improvement project. The measure authorizes up to six percent interest and sets the estimated financing needs at 450 000, covering engineering, legal, printing, and sale costs. The ordinance specifies debt statements filed and outlines application of funds, project scope, and effective date.
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