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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
8
Advertises non machine permanent wave services at Wood's Beauty Parlor located at 1554 Maple Ave in Waverly. Cold waves priced from 10 dollars. Contact LD De for details and scheduling.
In conjunction with Fire Prevention Week Davenport Dill Post 1722 VFW announces a waste paper collection on Sunday October 8 starting at 12 30 p m to reduce inflammable material in homes and lower fire risk.
A Times editorial urges cooperation between the Board of Freeholders and the Park Commission over park funding. It questions inflation effects on costs, the half-debt rule, and calls for joint actions, potential reform, and public involvement to prevent parks from being sidelined. It suggests electing Park Commissioners or restructuring oversight if cooperation fails.
Coloratura soprano Miss Genevieve Paxiuta of 1284 Robert Street will present a varied program at Griffith Auditorium Newark on Sunday October at 3 p.m. The program includes classical and folk songs from several nations. She has trained five years and two years under William Spade of New York for opera roles, and sung with Hillside Choral Society Elizabeth Light Opera Company New Jersey Opera Association Irvington Civic Chorus Opera Association of New York and other choirs. She has appeared on local radio and served as church soloist locally.
The Republican County Committee outlined campaign steps at a Hillside Elks Club meeting last Wednesday. Chairman John Krug and Vice Chairwoman Evelyn Carey lead a plan to boost voter registration, with a monster rally planned for early next month ahead of the November 7 election. A rally buffet at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth is scheduled for October 3, with Mayor James J. Holsing and Commissioner John M. Brown aiding arrangements. James D. Duffy, a candidate and committeeman from the second district, spoke to the group.
The Franklin Memorial Methodist Church near the Newark Hillside line gave Saint Congregation a $115 check last week for a religious article. The gift, from Rev. Harold A. Gamblin, was sent to Abraham Mankowitz, building committee chairman, and announced during Yom Kippur services. Mankowitz suggested framing the Rev. Gamblin letter and hanging it in the new synagogue building as a reminder of shared faith and cooperation.
The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church will observe the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper next Sunday at 10 45. New members will be received. At 7 30 the church school begins a new study in faith and life. A newly organized high school group meets at 7 00 with the older group continuing its discussion.
The Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing at 1450 North Broad Street reopens for the fall term, marking its 26th anniversary. The school offers a broad program to all ages to build poise and personality, and now features a teen dance class emphasizing rhumba foxtrot samba and waltz with social opportunities.
Friday a pep rally in the school gym featured SGA president Edward Vadeika urging a win in the next day’s game. The band led by Ray Dzoba, twirlers led by Joan Mustalish and Barbara Wright, and cheer captain Beth Raphael showcased performances before coach Albert Weiner and the team.
The probable starting lineup includes quarterback Elmer Peek right halfback Dave McComb left halfback Eric Justice and fullback Frank Bumen. Home games start at 2 p.m. at Recreation Field opposite the High School inviting local fans to enjoy football.
Legal notice from Hillside Township Union County New Jersey states first reading of ordinance to regulate vehicle parking on designated streets. The ordinance sets penalties for violations and is scheduled for second and final reading at a public meeting at Municipal Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street Hillside. The meeting date is Wednesday, November 11, 1990.
An amended ordinance adds Morris Place to the westerly side north of Clare Street and repeals inconsistent ordinances. It states submission to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles for approval and immediate effect upon passage by the Town Board with the clerk’s attestation.
The Hillside Township Committee in Union County New Jersey held a regular meeting to approve an ordinance authorizing the construction of concrete curbs on Botild Way Avenue. The measure provides appropriation and financing provisions and designates project authority.
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