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Prevention As Well As Rescue Maple Ave. Businessmen See Kraft Foods Names New Sales Manager Parking Situation Critical Chesl PH i has i np- pbined sales manager of the Kraft | er the sponsorship Cf the* May Appeal On Progress Club of Hillside, a Foods Company, effective July 1T of store ownersinfplfe Maple u ould have to be acquired by the it has been announced by C. G. wP* Township—Committee—and—properly Wright, vice president in charge of re area met at Sinai uudltori- \st week to consider the park- graded and surfaced. sales, and advertising'. Formerly national cheese prod* problem. The. meeting was An alternative location would be ailed- by the civic affairs commit - ucts sales manager for t-hp r.nm. the plot of land at'the intersection se.-headed by AllaipL.. Tumarkin, pany. Green will how be responsible 0? Maple and Bailey avenues. Rltz for the sales and merchandising of Dairy Queen H > of the unanimous indicated- that in the view of the all K raft branded products, under Planning. Board, .this plot should tjie direction of J. B. McLaughlin, * Unless the township ap opnviun that the parking situation peals a decision by Superior tin^the-area--had—reaehed a erlMdaf possibly be reserved for further director of sales and advertising. . U.S. Savings Bank po.nl At the mvitatipnror-fclic cojn- business expansion and was too Green joined Kraft as a salesman Court Judge Bichard J. Hughes [mlttee, Rubin Rita, a member of valuable to use for parking. in Albany, Ga. in 1933. After serv Post For T. A. Smith la s t Thursday, the Dairy the Planning Board, attended and The group decided to Incorporate ing three years with the Navy dur Queen ice cream drivein may as the Maple Avenue Businessmen's ing World War II, S i i f i g to NEWARK—Thomas A. 'smith ' of Informed the group with respect be erected at Liberty avenue [fe^WQ. ^proposals presently being Association, and- n steering com the company as branch supervisor iidered by the Township ©cm* mittee was appointed to. arrange at Miami, Fla. Successive promo sistant I secretary and assistant and Fitzpatrick street, ending for the details and present, a slate tions transferred him to Mobile, mlttee for the acquisition of a mu- treasurer of the United States Sav a fight which began two years nicipa 1 pa rking. lot in the area. of “ officers at the next meeting, Ala. and Nashville, Tenn. as branch ings Bank of Newark, N. J. by the ago. Township Attorney Adele One proposal involves the plot of which will be held on Tuesday, nj^a ger, and in 1951 he was ap July 12. The I-committee is com pointed salad products sales maria-1 board of managers, it was an Braelow said Hillside may ap land, approximately -’50 x 200 feet peal. at the.rear of the stores fronting on, posed of Edward Gottlfebi chfiif»; ger of Kraft's southeastern -divi nounced this • • Week by Benjamin Maple avenue between Williamson man-; Leonard—Auerbaoher. secre sion headquarters til Atlanta. That Fairbanks, president. ’— The Zoning Board of Adjustment tary; Abe Kesselman. Herb ISlIbeiv same year he. was again promoted and Conklin avenues. Rltz Indicated Smith became associated with approved the application of that this plot would have space for Louis Gnllof, Joseph Mittleman and to the Chicago inteipational ^head about 32 to 36 cars, depending upon Adolph Alexander. In addition, the quarters o f the company as cheese the bank Inst October 1. He started the angle of parking. The plot following attended the meeting: sales manager. wo separate frving §11|J| Arthur Hirschmann, broker with I ? public hear- ol Heisch, Mrs. Feldman, Moi ns hip Committee* Gallof, Dave Friedman, Ruth Fried- Lasher pf'East Orange in 1036 and Orchestra School Boy Chasing Ball later was with John A Lfrjjnieii of. 'ruled the Zon 'd the build- the, applica- Starts 23rd Year Baptist Vacation j tired By Auto jggg o f the ’23rd
ty Band and Orchestra School was I Bible School Ends held on Friday, - The lea as Ba nd VI under the* Casimir Bork of Ro- im opened with] Monday night. tha> flag and the sing - - -An a eros4497—tiSft44—With—Gh-p-ist^y ing of the Star Spangled Banner was given by the junior and senior led by Mr.. Bork. depaiftmenls., 4h0S6 taking part in The band played '‘Indiana State cluding- Richard. ‘ Klem, Gaji Ho- M arch”: -b y _Farrar .as" the entry uIn, Bonnie“Husterf David_THtdu7 march, "Prelude in C Minor" by Linder Huber. Elaine Hfirtman; Ed Rachmaninoff, "Huldigungsmarsch" win Williams,.and Janet Van Bar- by Grieg and ."Little Bop Riding Khelde:-'-^ Hood", a novelty selection by Fore Visual presentations of John 3:16 man and narrated by Fred Porter, I were presented by N Roselle. The exit march was “Glor-j land "A Littje Child May Enter I would be nil excessive use of the ia'ljby liosey. I by Ruth Ann Meier of the n tSli md; attended I M S P°wer- - Last evening the first concert of I and- primary • departments.*. School. The township contended further the season was held in Warinanco A rhythm band, of ■■m b that the proposed Dairy Queen, Park, presenting the advanced band I primary pupils played several se- using motors in. excess of one horse- directed by Casimir Bork? of Roselle. [teetiOhs aHsT3a film, nThis Way to I lie assembly Friday, July 8, willl Heaven" . was shown. ' ^e^ire; -a faculty—ensembler-Thel ~ ’. William NardeW” arid~ “Barbara Independence Held Linto-lCfr- cream would be manul'ac— Zimmerman Photo, special scholarship concert will be I Hillside Ambulance squad tries to prevent acci lents as well i Donson received awards for enroll turing, both prohibited in a bust- rush aid to victims after they happen, •held in Warinanco Park on Wed-1 In top photo, Mayor Henry Goldhor hammers sign into grou ing the largest number of new ph* l as Otto Zimmerman holds base. Loolt- nesday„ July 20, featuring an alu m -H »a, leftr Capt. Thomas E. Greene, Jr, and Firema i Earl-Brunne drive I plls. Rev... Wesley A. Olsen, pastor, Judge Hughes took the view that Tii^band^composed- of teachers andTrj the- broqess; of convert^g milk * ti> Bottom photo shows meeting of-local squad with one from Pottstown, F Pottstown squad, manned the. invocation apd benedic World’s First Need .former students of tion, Refreshmante' followed-in the icecream is freezing and hot manu- isest End Hose Co. No, 7, had taken patient to Bronx Veterans Hospital. G return trip they stopped ’ A special event 'that is an 'annual "fxie Diner, Route ZZ, where Hillside squad was stationed. social hall, WESTFIELD—Speaking, at W« feature will be a trip to Central U List Of Graduates field’s official observance of In Members of the Pottstown squad, in group at le t, were guests of Hill id P a rk -o n fJuly.l8 to hear.the corrd :ge J. Hood, Robert J. Hopstetter and William Clay. The Pottstown ambulanc The class of graduates follows! pendence Bay, Monday; in M » Lions Club. cert of-th e-Goldhian-Bahd-in-an-alll “Jane “Adams; —Amiel and Mary ’dowrrskm Park, “ Congressman- H -Victor Herbert program. Walter Ann Amoresano, Carol. Roger and rison A. Williams reminded the. i Summer Comfort Hillside squad in mid-June started the practice of stationing ambulance i i highway, which the New Howell of Hillside is in charge oil Ronald Babcock, Harold, Henry and 'those of us who l -fy First Aid Council tried out all over the state during the holiday weekend. arrangements. Herbert Balzer. Jeffrey Bennet, Ne\ Jen hav parti Bracker, Burt reason to recall the Declari I Rutgers TV Topic Bundgres. Rose Ann Carozza, Wil Independence with pride.; Want to make your home more liam Claypool. Diane Devere, Bar were five New Jersey sigi Indepehdence ■ find astonish] To Break Ground For Legion’s parallels; Let j think again comfortable- this -summer? Summer bara and Thomas Donson. Alice El- the Declaration-JUchard comfoft Indoors will be the topic -ste."Dale.1 Fazonnc. Karen. Paul and ton,- • John * Witirerspoorr ' servi tude in iig -ta-seg-^ sf h owi markable thos of "A Woman's Work” WATV. ^ U o n l m iv Memorial Amphitheatre Robert Flschle, Robert Francese, Hopkinson, Jo^ j. Hart and channel 13, Thursday, July 7, from len tion Margaret and N.an?y Friedman and: ham' Clark | Only PcnnsylVftT Gary and Irene Gnatz. iraljdom of i TRENTON-^Ground-breaking ex-* Virginia had more signers. William G. Harden, extension A Wise Move Allen.;Graf,. .Carol,. Elaine and erOises tor the $75,000 outdoor mem ‘Ehe world today as 4 agent in agricultural engineering Legion Band will give a concert be- jean Hartman, Paul HeldrlCh, Judy of Rutgers University, will be the Cedarhurst Decision No' Solution orial * amphitheatre to be built by Hoerner, Alien, Gall' and Penny July 4, 1776 for the i guest of Mrs, Margaret C. Shepard. -ther-New-Jersey--A-mei*iearn—Legion--- fpre the exercises and furnish mu- -Howa-rth-r—Joyoe—a-nd-—Linda—Hubaiv the North. American Esbox County home agent—seen Ambulances Caution Drivers 8i0 for the program. County LeglonJ Bonnie Huster, Carmen—and Vin- pendence'—but-1 doubt] Lt freedom have won our indepe American Legion Auxiliary,, at the regularly on this program. The Hillside Citizens Committee for Charter Study has acted and Auxiliary delegations will be cent iacullo, Howard Jones, Claire, trly so se- freedom of -others' oi Veterans Administration Hospital, I think It is set forth 1] Mr. Harden will show and dis- Av-.'fely. we believe, in deciding to postpone its activities, until the Fall. present with their Colors, which Frances and Phyllis • Joralemon, cure. I doubt that | 'y®s just about two years ago that circulation of petitions took Lyons, wilt%e held Sunday after- Suzanne Keese, Richard Klem, gratulate ourselves on our indepen• tlph of Independence ■will be massed at the site. Place in the same cause and due to a large extent to, summer vaca noon„ July 10, at 2 p,m. Deborah and Kyle Knorr, Donald dence, forgetting as we do so that 7-the: l of one I 0Yr)laining the sizes needed for spe tes and heat, the petitions fell short by a few hundred Signatures. Wi'h p p, nc recreation facilities Rev, Patrick B. Fay, State Legion Lasher, Deena and Kathy Lelning- independence is limited interna people but of all peoplu. aedora cified room areas, where to place is everybody^ “ business. * them to be most effective and how Under present plans, the movement will be kept simmering over for special type entertainment at Chaplain,’ will deliver the invoca-1 er, Frederick and Peter Macchia, tionally. It Is not Just-that we do .freedom is a responsibility o f a] to. care for them. H| summer,- end the" flame will be turned up again following the th.e hospital ■ UmitsESSp .an. indoor tlon and Rev. Joseph MacCarroliJ Thomas Mateski and Margaret Me-. ,nol approve of enslavement, Our audito.iivm accommodating 'Only I Taggart.- sense of justice is outraged by the mankind. It should be evident the Are you considering the purchase ,vember general election. Shortly after the* first of next year, when Trenton, Past State Chaplain, willl those who are free have a parlici of a room air-conditioner? Mr. POiitics and the annual reorganization are out of the way, effort can 450 of the 2 000 mentally 111 veter Jo Anne and Ruth Ann . Meier, enslavement, of nations, but'that Is give the benedic t i on. In j responsibility. Harden will discuss the factors to ,r*en be concentrated on charter study. * ~ ans confined at the hospital, the Cathy Mollenhauer, Robert, Syl not the paramount consideration. new Legion-Auxiliary outdoor thea Past State Vice Commander vester and William Nardello, David "Oiir independence is limited ex "I can think of no more suitabl be considered before deciding on gone through.with circulation of petitions at~this .time, conclusion for my talk here toda the size of the unit 'installation, <-*ung the same pjgjj. g| failure to- obtain sufficient signatures by tre will . accommodate 2,500 persons. Warren R. Davies, Roselle Park, and Lynn Olsen; Dianne Pecklers, actly to the extent that, others are than to remind you of the concli wiring necessary and what you can u&ujt 21 would h'ave been two strikes on the movement* which When computed, it is planned to Chairman Of the Legion’s Amphi- Nancy Petervary, Margaret Pinter, not free. That the United States is TOln: var-loub^ypes of theatrical en- Bridget and Rosemary. I Rauscher, Hag®! arid J » in sion of the Declaration of Inde-1 expect from -one o f these units. J M i juaL-akaut -have-f-inished-iL------Btheatre Committee, will preside -at| W tilnffrentr^teifrg- “bout^^rnotToh "Arnold 'Reiter; Vicky Resos, 'Beeber tegnfily thwlrrim y^he ____ first - of * that j •“.--"A.- -Woman-’s Work” is presented phrase In which the colonists an weekly on WATV by the Essex Before the committee made its decision to adjourn, considerable pictures, and other forms of amuse^ the ground breaking exercises. Burton and; Thomas Sanford, Pad such' a truism that it barely de nounced that' they were 'appealing County Extension Service which is '.'agreement was expressed with the view of Commissioner.Adolph ments at the theatre. Ai Zadrozny, of 1454 Leslie street, dy Shannon, .Allen Shustack, Don serves , mention. And because we M6re~ than-" $60,000 has already Hillside, will be guest soloist. na and Linda Simpson., Anita Stral- are a part of the family of nations, to ih e Supreme Judge of .the World.’ supported by the Essex County Qualif* ° n he doubted there were enough persons in Hillside "It was natural and proper for a Board of Freeholders, the U, S. Jifid-to-serve- on -a charter study- commission.- Committee mem- been contributed or pledged for the kus, David Tlllou, Janet Von Bar- bur independence is threatened amphitheatre by Legion Posts, Aux- their7 Susan Walker and Edward when any o f thFbthers are not free. .people Who In 1776 wanted freedom Department Pf Agriculture and ^ •s. sa*d they believed there are more than enough qualified resl- Rutgers, the New Jersey State 41•ia•ry7-U■n•^-tft^*-a'nd—eubeidia‘Py-*g'reups- -W-i-llia-msr—— __ i!The.:.JRiissian satellite countries to appeal to God, It is as fitting ;* Sf especially if they follow the procedure adopted in Newark that We, too, appeanto HIhv“ fSS -University-.— — ±r^ng&ging=^xpert:raaviOeP== -af-the-Legion. I t i s expected—that- Sales Agents For of Asia arid Europe are not inde- the- theatre will be completed and LEON E. MUNSON; SR. jx-ndenl; they do—not enjoy our- -f-i-eedom-f -Qr —th ose people who can- o f;f£miSittee members. were also somewhat puzzled over the stand dedication exercises held early this .. ..Funeral services were held Mon- freedom— and their enslavement is riot know the meaning of ipdepen- ^ , Township Committee members who were the first to sign •tali..,' day morning at the Growney Fu a sword poised'above our free so1- T O B I A ' S Dhcpff ns’ dBCUned to move the resolution that would have V anton Pump Corp. I Principal speakers at the ground neral Home, 1070 North Broad ciety. W e ‘ are so bound up- in the CompleWty Air Conditioned , e g^estion before the voters without the need for -obtaining breaking will be Arthur W. M azo-1 street, for Leon E. Munson, Sr* of worldwide affairs of -nations that APPLIANCES £*e Tlxe committeemen have contenaea they would like to see — The-^tppoi-nt-mfrn-l-of—Freeport—En^ J- wiecki, Clifton, State Legion Com'.' 1419 Boa place, who died Friday ar 1321 Liberty Avenue r-nm1°v®ment. originate with the “grass roots” rather than from mander; Mrs. Harry Gleckner, Car gineering • Company, 220 West 19th I his home after a. long illness. He day depend upon the freedoms of i l l with .political affiliations. teret, State Auxiliary President; street, New York Cityi as sales was 70 years old. Hillside Lodge •other nations. We have accepted WA 3-9341 — 7783 r--nii ° V is io n will be made sometime early next year by the Dr.. Crawford N. Baganz, manager agents for Vanton Pump & Eouip- 1591, B.P.O. Elks, held a service the leadership of the free world, We Repair TV, Radios A Phono! ^rLyonT "H oipiti^Z^ ftfcheT prorntf* imfl 1tt the art o f ta*king t?he lead ment corp. m south ;gnd~~Oentrttn~ Sunday night, TfitgflflgfH WKS'1TT wi?1* ^°!' ^ dosires a referendum on the questlon of oharter nent guests expected to' attend are Hanover Cemetery. toward greater world freedom we Hour*: t a.nr. to !) p.m. Wally- y- what follows will depend on the wishes of the^ Harvey V. Higley, Administrator,, America, as well as Puerto Ricorr Mr. Munson, a painting contrac- have served notice that there, is a 9 a m. to 6 p.m. Sat. Veterans Administration. Washing- was announced today by Sales | born in Newark and had brotherhood of'man in the Twenti- ton, u; o\; Ur. William1 S. "MIBKS- Manager Gerald Lewis. T & w a 'm -Hm ag"'3TT75T?r"rn""a,U" *tfr F k.’ l i 0 or^lnance on low-flying airplanes stick. A Federal judge tations for all time. ton. Washington, wChief Medical Di Freeport Engineering specializes dltiOEFtor the local Elks lodge, he ; tir.iie in lyn ru^e<^ the measure void, and planes can, con- rector of the VA; Dr, T. M. Arnett,, was a member of Roseville Lodge Declaration'Still Applies GOOD DEAL SUPER MARKETS lend A0i i nnoy’ liarass an^ jeopardize the public as they take off and VA Area Medical Director; Joseph in the sale of industrial equipment 143, F. & A. M. of Newark; Hillside "The first consideration in the 10 MILL ROAD 1714 STUYVESANT AVE. g iroowie- planes are not the problem; F. O’Hern, VA Regional Manager; to chemical, petroleum^ petro Local 35. F.M.B.A. and an honorary world today is independence. The IRVINGTON, N. J. UNION, n . j . 1 ■ |__ico jpUh t n h , r^P6ot to the court, soma of the Judicial reason- Dr. Alfred jP; Upshur, Manager, chemical, food and other industries member of the Fire Department. United. States o f . America has ) THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY s]on in difficult to swallow. In the first place, the courts decl- VA Hospital, East Orange; William requiring corrosion resistant and Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Louy covered such magnifieent distances! G. McKinley, Jersey City, Legion ise Dreier Munson; two sons, Harry during its years of freedom that j f ' land owth* swoop destroyed the doctrine that he who owns the .contamination resistant alloys. 'The Save 30c lb. Save 17c ® a^r' it* This comes mighty close to the judiciary- National Executive Committeeman and Lqon E., Jr., of Hillside; two CHASE Sc SANBORN COFFEE B which ih power® °f the legislative branch of the government and ~ Rehabilitation Chairman; Al Vanton plastic flex-i-liner .pump daughters, Mrs. Edna Wedekind of You can open a UdS, Choice ^ ne - Constitution is supposed to prohibit. ' bert E. McCormick, Mountain fits naturally into the Cooper Alloy Newark and Mrs. Grace Cheatle of CHARGE ACCOUNT with BONELESS ROUND ROAST I free use^f8^vfn hot oniy^destr^ryed the.doctrine,, but gives aviation Lakes, National Alternate dommit- line of stainless steel valves and-fit Irvington; a sister, Mrs. Ada Miller HILLSIDE YELLOW CAB' Sea Girt and three grandchild- (Benjamin Kaleky) * 59c lb. 73c I When thp 1 H S with not so., much as a cent in compensation. teCman; Mrs. William * Walton. tings and the Atlas Valve Op. line *W Ridgefield Park^ Auxiliary Vice For 24 Hour Servleo ha
Employees’ Compensation la new I SB! Albright of 'Ashm-u 0 >or Department “Sfork ana tvaa made a Deputy Com 1950,. may recer icihtlon president. missioner In 1935. In 1637 Mr Oar- -New' Deadlines- dillo served in Washington as Deb- Field Staff Head uty Commissioner In eharge of ad- iut were told the In order for The Times to be delivered to its subscribers by — AOT(TSEATt:atER^ T/nder Secretary cf Labor Arthur • had not been, w l n we; ‘o g HColum- r *“ e 8-ant Is earmarked fo r . a ; ployed lo nough to become’ mail on the day of publication,'it is necessary to have the paper siliffi this week &»fr§i$ised the; bla Woikmen's Compehsatiol Act. SPECIAL He returned, to New York City in Project officially known as "cyto- sured, No in the Postoffioe by 6 A.M . each Thursday. The paper will, there' n p B U : Of Mr, Frank A Car-; 1848 as Deputy Commissioner jfi chromes of the mamalian heart [ has not Plastic Coated Fibre $9.89 & up - Deputy 03tr.mlssicr.er .1 n muscle . whloh In lay terms means children fore, hereafter be printed on an earlier sohedule. This will also charge pf administering the- Long if the Installed Free Upee of - the U, s. Department of shoremen's and Harbor Workers' permit the paper to be delivered to the newsstands muoh earlier f-c j Bureau of Employees’ Compensation Act and the tn-S Also Complete Line Of 1955 Patterns Of ggjfepMtafam^mjaAttmm.- of~-the Defense Bases- Act for the Carib Early copy is therefore essential and preference will be t 1 yorfc-N ai Jersey Region II tlalr it for th£ bean area, which Includes-Puerto given to material submitted early. Saran Plastic — Nycar Gar bar dine >ield 3ta^- :GomihtMea._ - Rico, the Canal Zone and Panama W i Mr. Ciirdillo succeeds Frank E. xneitujgefs prbject is headed by CONVERTIBLE TOPS $29.95 —’ lill.uii. r><*c!finl>‘ • *01 renter nf’-the ■ thii_nea sBrr WTTDatn 1?. Cole, director of It Is suggested that advanoe notioes be in the office Thurs LJOst-a-total-of-Sg^ear-st-euperiMiee the RU tgePs—Research -Oouncilr-The Free Installation nepartnient's older worker and in labor and workmen's compensa day, or Friday preceding publication •killed worker national programs tion. . mv^tigation is the responsibility (|,|s area Among his Other du- of Dr. Walter W. Walno. in col Of W ^BS®v-Yb®Sl^^ir. car- News of other events should be submitted ns soon after they laboration with Dr. James B. Alll- If tin u-ls Mr- Cardillo will work for closer dillo. attended -Fordham University suivivor was a dependent Atlas Automotive Products '.jsr [jui'eau cooperation -of the s°n, .biochemist, and Dr. James pi happen as possible. Law School. Be Is married and has (ho is no+w 65 or over, he • ;j York-New- Jersey Yield' Istafr ndocrinologist. Should Iso file an application If 197-203 Clinton Avenue Newark, N. J. three children. The famfly resides jOver members and .will preside at the un urv.vmR dependent parent'is The final deadline will be Tuesday noon. There will be no at 4130 . 77lh Street, Jackson o Rutgers, the New Jersey Heart monthly meetings Qf. the Regional Heights,_L. I. not yet 65 and he has not furnished exceptions. Bigelow 3-8070 — Bigelow 3-9659 KrSctors o f the Department's bur- IssoOiation expects tO icontribute that Material submitted in writing will he appreciated. Department Careerist Porter A careeh^ciyil servant, Mr. par Heart Association TOWNSHIP NOTES ade joined- the U- S, DSpartrodht ECONOMY BRAKE SERVICE -. Labor in 1927 as a claims c-x- i be eligible for ben Sister • Kenny Foundation 225 ELIZABETH AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. $500,000 in public ■eon-triteti- j-niner. From 1917 to 1927 he was Grant To Rutgers Hillside- Headquarters 2 BLOCKS SOUTH OF SEARS OPEN 7:30 TO 6i30 hiiliaied with tile New York State > during; the fiscal year, of B1 s -w ' SAT. TO 3 P. M. Awarding of a $8,840 research I wmenh 12Ms percent is^forwarded to WA 8-4240—Adv. 229 Fit?patnck. Street ;maHiinent of Labor. Upon enacl- I grant-ln-ald S r fae New Jersey iHdri men't of the Federal Longshore Heart Association tp Rutgers Uni WHEEL ALIGNMENT ELECTRONIC mens and Harbor Workers' fBm- CAMBEk — CASTER — TOE-IN WHEEL BALANCING versity for continuation of a- heart Dr. Albright announced i-lie elec pertsation Act o£'Wf> he |hlh,9d. the Bitiscle stuit-y begun last year was tion of .three new members to- th SAVI MOST MOST • Inclod.. •• s. Labor Department's Bureau of, [announced this week by Dr. Louis A QQ HI qfl N|w Jersey Heart Asscciation'sTnew law, It Is believed CARS boftrd of .trustees, for terms explr-1 800 In Oiiior. County « Tim ■ § —— CARS lug in September, 1958. They are gible, Information siu OLDSMOBILE Di-. Charles L. Brown, dean and quested at the Ellzabet COMPLETE SHOCK ABSORBER SERVICE Auto Parts {aulassor of medicine a*. Kgnii'e- -North Broad -street :— 1 ( p iO N O U N T Y j mann Medical College, Phlladel- i ' — Sales — Service pluu; Dr. John. G, Can- of Camden, \ Legal JNoli BRA KE!5 and Mrs. Edwin A. Seifert of Glen ______r. ___ RELINtD TESjED- ADJUSTED & Machine Shop BUICKCO. Ridge. " SURKOQA-l'K-S SI ELIZABETH MOTORS iqoo ANY l oo CAR 1 Fluid JIMMY’S | SALES & SERVICE j Dependents Aided ||g| 582 MORRIS AVE. ELIZABETH | I-YEAR FREE SERVICE jAutomotive Service, Inc, EL 4-1050 | T hit Has Been O u r Pledge Over 20 Years By Social Security j':,; "YOUR SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS" The Elizabeth Social Security nf- “m'T"iim° i"i'm HiT'iniimi i°L flee announced today"that some ivi-> #1inn„„ inLiI--j7:.i„1'ii TOPS IN SERVICE j caws. children, and ngeC parents I “Tti’T”1 "[ ' of workers who died after June SO, uJJi “*«-i! T,’ -1940-and before September 1,-1680, •b-iMujmuKi-viliu or ireave Safety Tested Used Cars i HILLSIDE: WILLYS ■may. now get monthly -social se-| ''kHt’iK lhu hUl,*urt!?|rv.’; -bdffl^lhaurailce, payments even . . . turimt 1209 Liberty Ave., Hillside EL 2-3134 Brakes Relined -though'..benefits were nul payable to them, at the time of the family j' h* ,3i g,'""|,lei'r Atl>'- Pin Fitting I G.M.C. Trucks j br^dwinher'i._dik^r■-rt-v"q FACTORY AUTHORIZED These payments, have been madei HOCKEY’S At TO SALES Fuel Pumps possible because "o f change ‘‘WHifigT '"Jl" lc-- ' ?-u - ■ Sales — Service — Parts Social Security Law in 1964ijBfipijBH 351-355 Elizabeth Ave. Newark I l ^Selected used cars! SAVE TIME ANO ____ Drums Turned the amendment* widows, children, II BI 3-4140 1 ana-aged parents o f workers w“ sj ENERGY. REFER \ had at least1 six quarters fabout 111 i| NEW 1955 STUDEBAKER — $1599 Del. I ^COLLISION WORK—Body & Fender Repairing | Carburetors | Union County’s t years) of work under Social Securl- II TO CLASSIFIED BUSINESS ADS. GOOD USED CARS ? ,, W e Call And Deliver — Bigelow 3-6158 f Ramco Rings Oldest Buick Dealer? Studebaker Sales — Service — Parts f FRELINGHIYSEN 331-337 Morris Ave. Established 1915 I PARKAUTO RADIATOR WORKS | AUTO BODY & PAINTING I Elizabeth, N. J. 271 Elizabeth Ave. Newark, N. J.. * Collision Experts — Arc Welding — Simonizing x UNION PLATE GLASS CO. | 10 Frelingrhuysen Ave. Newark, N. J f X • RADIATORS • GAS TANKS 1 Near Astor St. { [Pick Up & Delivery Service 1 926 Stuyvesant Ave, Union H I Repaired & Cleaned 7~ M Urdock 8-8020-1 PHONE EL 4-2277 |339 N. BROAD ST.I H P Prompt Complete Service Automobile Safety Glass Installed Used Cars Bought And Sold | 'WITtROTTH- B I 3-0302 G L AZ1N G^-HPrCTlI KTTTTTAMr'rTOORD; FREE PICKUP*^ j ELIZABETH, N. J.j All Work Guaranteed — Elroy Mess Open Monday & Friday* Evenings ’Till 9 P.M. SI ROELO’S SUNOCO SERVICE - f TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES 1 AND DELIVERY GENERAL AtJW) REPAIRS — ROAlj SERVICE ...... V “DETEEGENT-ACTION’1'” CAL£1 I GASOLINES clean out gummy carburetor deposit*. j EL 4-3300 i The biggest single cause of engine repairs. WAverly 9-9866-RT. 22, HILLSIDE, N. J. | S < RPM 19-30 SPECIAL MOTOR OIL can save up to 1 gallon of gasoline In every 8 you buy Last Stop Before Holland Tunnel i,, BEN’STYDOL SERVICE HANK’S SERVICE GARAGE ...... Complete Repair’Service Or. All Cars & Tracks — 24 Hr Service " 143 ROUTE 22 - WA 9-9616 f ROAD SERVICE AUTO RADIO REPAIRS FRIENDXY SERVICE WITH A SMILE Route 22, near Bloy St., Hillside, N. J. - MUrdock 6-2240 BATTERIES MEC0 SERVICE CO. ACCESSORIES 451 N. Broad St., Elizabeth EL 4-1600 AUTO REPAIRS g H | ^ | SMITH MOTORS CO. ,NeXTV°APPLIANCES — REPAIRS ssassaaagggsagggggs SALES & SERVICE RAY D. MATTHEWS 79 W. GRAND ST. ELIZABETH, N, J. You Can Count Pickup & Delivery — MUrdock 8-5848 MIDWAY MOTORSy INC. - EL 4-8080 — EL 2-3549— E L 2-3550 I Your De Soto — Plymouth Dealer | on your local independlcnt Insurance Agent for 1 1433 N. Broad St., Hillside W A 3-3500 | PROMPT HELP AROUND THE CtOCK. SAMUELS PACKARD -Authorized Sales Sc Service___ ' SPECIALIZING IN FINE BODY WORK COVI AUTO BODY g 12 ■ and he's as near as your telephone. Authorized Packard Sales & Service Complete Auto Rebuilding & Repainting ,mo^e your money—and sound protection Auto Painting & Body W ork — Factory Finish SHERfIN WELDING CO. ELizabeth 4-9200 —through an over-all insurance program. Elizabeth 2-2943 436 TRINITY PL. ELIZABETH, N. J. 2-Yr. - - 3(1,00() MILE GUARANTEE 46 Westfield Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. • Truck And ^uto Spring Repairing • Helper Springs For Cars And Trucks HILLSIDE BROKERS “HOME DEMONSTRATIONS GLADLY” •/Electricians & Plumbers Ladder & Pipe Racks Installed Blacksmith St Forge Work — Afl Types of Welding ----- * — Trailw Mitrvl.. . r.ntn ll.j f>n Para Xr. Trucks ______ASSOCIATION 2091 Springfield Ave., Vauxhall (Union* SSg888S8883S883S8SSSS88SS888SSS^ WILLIAM BECK NEW JERSEY’S LARGEST 38 Looker St., EL' 3-6114 CHUCK’S SUNOCO FIRESTONE DISTRIBUTORS BffANFORO^^5! SUMMIT & WINANS AVES., HILLSIDE HENRY MICHAELSON, INC. WAverly 9-9506 ACME TIRE CO. 12 Hollywood Ave. 406 N. Broad St. Elizabeth I b r a w p s GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING WA 3-5353— EL 3-7500 N • Car Washing — Pickup & Delivery EL 4-1550-1-2 Batteries — Tires Tubes ~ Accessories JOHN C. POZAR AGENCY ------3-1-7-0 I iLorty Avt> F [ GORMAN P. FISCHER, LNC, —NUSE MOTORS INC. ■■ 1146 h}. Broad St., Hillside EL 2-3165 J. FRANKLIN REINHARD 1440 N. Broad St., Hillside W A 6-2961 1441 N. Broad St., W A 64008 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH , NASH DEALERS Sales — Service — Parts Sales — Service Parts GUARANTEED REPAIRS ON ALL MAKE CARS. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Page 4— THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1955 First Church < ntist, Bethany Pentecostal Church ■ This results from the fact that, the should, certainty ' “ e Elizabeth. Baltimore Ave., Rev, Edward speed , of hJs vetiiole being reduced, lfcfct Fairmount Olay plan takes into consideration Sunday Scrvioe, Sunday Schaumburg, pastor, the problem of -traffic density, stnee ! s~ sure It is the. eirr. ■ LtlTfRS TO THE a of us to proteet:: our-aisildren.. School, 9:36 a.m. Wednesday fesK - Sunday School ioVso a.m. ge., which the Gore .bill ignores. “We jjj event that a parent VOU.d monial Meetlhi,- S:15 p.m. Readlnr evening service 7:45 p.m. /e d r day and Saturday 7:45 p.m. believe," they said, “ that this is PROPOSES SPEED GOVERNOR ratinstaU SRid'govenuwi room, open daily 10 to 4 p.m. exeept m-enfcirely appropriate oonsidera- ICTTjrlver would not he able to se- Sunday and lejal holidays. 219 Mor • 75 Stewart Avenue ..ion in the distribution of federal uUi b a license1 ftr.d-our-aHn-Mp.-ra*-' ris avenue. Elisabeth, Jr. J* Flaming Youth At .fUnis-sh-iee- a great-part ■pf uur Irvington, New Jersey Hurr.i.r.:*.y's r.eec. tl'-.r.’i- l *16 in New Jersey—as ih- bther cor 8 4uher |0. 1955 pushed, g End dlirlatllM living Will be Olympic Park Show ridor states—comes, from outside Editor, Hillside tfim^s, ■ • Surety we parents should1 oer.d stressed at, Christie? Science serv A youth, ablaze, will dive 100 h our ■ State,” § ?®f§i$|si~'t2 ceaeh the proper parties es this Sunday. into a shallow tank as the dim Pointing out -fhafcTJr is' impera ’ ' This- Is’ a {qttet of suggestion as to hew we might help prolong the aah to .see that Shis idea beoorias a Readings from the King .v.?j?esl to the feature act in next .$ee] tive that the Congress act on 'thiij reality. The' lives cf our ohlldrer. . ji-sior. of the Bible and “ Science free circus at Olympic Park v .question in the. current session of lives of, pur children by reducing the automobile accidents In "which ate worth a try. - ta d Health with lisfito the Sorlg-I surface of the faink top is flairu Eve Of Fourth Social Events Congress/ the Congressmen stated Sincerely yours, teenage ’ driver s are invblved. lu res" by Mary Baker Eddy vagi Billy Cutten’s Diving Sensaud B y M r their belief that in a few years the ■ Bose Berner bonjprlse. the'- Xjessor.-Sermor. er..| also .offer an. exhibition of traffic problem in New Jersey Tragedies such - asf the recent one WA 3-711? in which the Somerville youths titled "Saorament," ~ j known styles of diving. This i:- f MRS. ANNA STATKUS,of. 1128 would not only’ become increasingly I Ts-,e following passage will "be first act ;Of its'type at QlympV difficult but would '.also become an were killed can be eliminated by St, ^ Louif ” avenue,~ her son and | enforcing a state law which could Church Services among 4.hase rend froai Soienoe andl manyyears. asing threat to the safety and Heaf t f i / 'ABk yourself1-living Another “first“tiffief" at the n daughterdn-law., “Michael 'Statkus! .re of the people of the Stater force the installation' Of governors Church of Christ the King, Rev. ron-saMars that are driven by 'teen-, iBS 'vBE su' ington-Maplewood amusement and Children Christine and Michael Perry G. DeWitt, Pastor; Rev. pretfte good? Am I demonstrating sort \vill be Ruth Kelly, contor.ii .Tr- r>f the same address, visited n»r?r(l R. Whelan and Rev. Joseph ll:e healing power ol Truth and -1st—dancer^-JRoundingv-^nt^the^ Mrs. Charles Karaandulis at Pitts- B. Bagley, Assistant Pastors., fjovo? If-se. then-the way w # -g r « r are Beatrice Dante and Charlie i ton, Penn., over the week end. ' Sunday .Masses —T~~ a.m.; .8:30 Motorist Bailed driver’s license unless he or she brighter 53uBfej:;|he- perfect day." Chimp, and the Victoria Trou -JM-k^AND—MRS, Geza Qbuch, of fl,m, ^w- flhn.rr.h for children: 8:30 oyolists,------were accompanied by' a parent to: Your fruits will prove what the an- 208 Silver avenue, entertained Mr. a.m.' in auditorium for adults; -10 dersianding of Ood brings to man' and Mrs. William LehUta and Mr. As Tipsy Driver the license bureau and the regis a .m ./il aims} 12 noon, tration of the vehicle he intended* Holydays of Obligation Masses- (498:9 Ask-Ml. and Mrs. William Lehuta, Jr. and I The 6clder. Text Is from. Leviti TRAVEL AGENT* children Judy and William of Phila Francis L. Becker, 31,WW0 East- to 'drive were stamped;, showing tf:I(La.m.; 8 a.m.; 7 a.m,;. 1 -Sit} cus (19:2)-:- “Speak uW '^a ll the- delphia, Fenn.r over-the week end. Alpine • street, Newark, Is . sched that a governor limiting the speed uled-to be arraigned iri Magistrate’ of—the %ar to *88~or“ 40 "miles-per- First T ’rlday Masses—S eengregation of the children of Is ALLAN FAREER Also present were Mir. and Mrs. rael, ar.d say unto them. Ye shall Eugenp Schneider and sons/ Eu Court tonight on a charge ofdrunk hp.ur had been installed and-in • Complete Travel Service be holy: t o - 1 the Lord your (Sod gene, Jr. and Howard of Hillside. . eh driving, spected by .the State inspection sta Daily Masses—7 a.m.? 5*30 &?£ ’ • Cruises Plam He was arrested Sunday-at “9^80 tions.- The regular periodic inspec a nd 8 Si am-fesw?^—:— Itineraries Prepared p.m. by Patrolman. .John Senatore An tions of the vehicles would include B&CiracuioUs Medal and For Independent Travel Announce Marriage while operating a piOkUp truck in; scrutiny of the governor at no ex thony Novellas — Monday evening! Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian r. Dr, Arthur North* front -of the Mayfair Theatre. Ex tra- esfTlio the state. In the event at 7:30 p.mi Air Tickets • Hotel Reservaii Of Rhona Kaslow amined by Dr; Joseph Peyser, Ihctr the seal were * found to be Miwt--I,rl#sy Sacred Hrart BevO' wood, pastor. §J No Service Charge ■ Mrs: Jacob Kaslow, of..1578 Wain-1 township physician ''.he was pro broken,' and the device therefore tions at 1:30 p.m. iQ-o.m, Church School and service Academy Building, Ground Flo wright street, announce the- mar nounced under the influence of li ^nSere^lnSpim tiv^Ta "fine, to be ■ SUnday JOTBQR,' of worship with- serm'on: “by | the 17 Academy Street, Hew:; riage of her daughter, Rhona Jp*j quor and unfit to drive. Monday he determined, could be invoked. ,y at'-- p ..i pastor, “Palm Tree Christians." . dith, to Roy Harrison -Fischer, son was released in $225 bail. - A parent .whose youngster drives M A 3-3890 -1 of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard P. Fischer of Hutton Park, West Grange, on May 25. ■ The bride,-daughter also of the late Jacob Kaslow, is an alumna of Upsala""College, East Orange, and is doing graduate work at Newark State Teachers’ College, She i s j n ie faculty" - of RooseVelf SSKOOT," •ahway. Mr. Fischer attended McGill University and is a graduate of New roW University School of Cdhi- merce;-He did-graduate -work at the w School of Social Research; He associated with M Lowen&tein & Son s, NOW! SEE ALL the ENE R. ALTERS scamped neckline and short pic Announce Betrothal sleeves. A~ full skirt of tuUfr;yending Of Sondra Fishman Robert Kaplan, of 36X Conant in a train, had an appllqyed p; Mr, and Mrs. Louis Fishman, of street,- and “Eugene "Richard Alters. rum The two-tier elbow 1598 Wyndmoor avenue;" announce Son' of Mr. and Mrs,. Eli .Alters ,of |;- length’ veil was attached to a bon the engagement of their daughter. 139 ^unlihgloh "terrace, Newark, net of lace' She carried euchari Sondra Ellen, to Murry" Duelfer," took^ place Sunday evening at. the lilies and ■stephanotis' on- a Bible.. I son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dueller, wonderful Hotel Essex House Newark. I The bride was attended by Mr of 224 Brookside avenue,. Mount NEW Rahbi Avraham Soltes, of Temple Mitchell Reiner, of Irvingoln, ma r^&nbh, fif, Y* Sharey Tefilo. East Orange, per tron of honor. • Miss Fishman attended Hillside formed the ceremony ■eceptlottj Gerald S. \ i,ers, of New Yor High School and recently gradu Jollpwel Gity,-w6sfbest lan Sot- his - broths ated from-thMJhiversity of Miami, Giyen In marriage by her father, Ushers were C raid Kaplan, broth- | Cora l. Gables, Florida, y/Kefe she •the bride was attired in a aown of er of the bride Jerome Lowehstein, I received her Bachelor of 'Education] : chahtilly lace and nylon tulle along langfe; Bernard Busch, New! degree in physical education. princess lines. The long fitted bod urray Belsky. New Bruns Mr. Duelfer-attended A*. B. DavisI ice of lace and pleated tulle had a wick; lan Epstein, New York City, High School in Mount Vernon and cousin. ,of the groom, and Morton served with the Army for-two-years. ResnlCk, of Yonkers,, N,. Y. ‘ . He also graduated from the Uni NEWARK'S The bride is a graduate of Upsala versity of Miami where he received Fined, W ide* Select!— College, East Orange, and a mem his Bachelor of Education degree ber- of-Lambda-Sigma-Alpha-Sorori-r Irrphysicai- education;------ry. She la on the faculty of £incolh I A summer wedding is planned. MAPLE School, Nutldy. Estate The‘ groom attended Tulane Uni WELL ATTEND CAMP versity and is now a student at Miss Joyoe Canimarota, of 470 Rutgers. University, Newark. He je Donant street; is the house guest a member of Kappa Nu Fraternity, of'M iss Maureen House of d ark CAS RANGES Sbifmsm He is an Army veteran of 17 months Township, after which Joyce will Beddmg in Korea and is associated with attend Gamp' St. John in Glad- Jersey Carpet. OorpA‘ pliftdh. JOSEPH P. SOBO Following a honeymoon at the 14 ELIZABETH AVENUE NEW. -Ne.vele. Country^ Club,- Ellenville, N. mi Clinton A vtnt BlgnWw B-4 Y\, the couple will ' make their home at'90 Day street, Clifton. Democrats Favor Interstate at Elizabethtown GAS! W A S H I N G T D N , D. C.—Five] Demooratic Congressmen from New Jersey—Frank Thompson, Jr. (4th I District); Harrison A Williams, Jr. T6tfT Dlstrictl; Pe^ter “ Wr "Rdi^ib' (10th District); Hugh J. Addonizioj SAVINGS ACCOUNT* (11th District) and T. James Tu-I mhlty (14th District)—ih-^a letter CHRISTMAS AND VACATION CLUU to the Chairman of the House Com-T MONEY ORDER! mittee on . Public Works Urged ear* I ly adoption of a highway plan of I TRAVELERS' CHEQUE* the scope and magnitude contained MORTGAGE LOAN* in the Clay proposals and recom mended by1 . the ^ administration.: HOME REPAIR LOAN! They stated that trie Clay* proposals CONSTRUCTION LOAN* properly emphasize, the need for an U. I. SAVINGS ION01 interstate highway system; which is particularly critical'in New Jer sey. “New Jersey is a corridor state,’’ said, .- ^and while‘ riF ranks for the current period eighth in populatio'n and eighth In BALANCED-HEAT BAKE OVEN— Ton'll, motor vehicle registration, it is first be proud of your pantries. Even beat Hops SAVIN*! INIUMD US TO *10AOS in density of traffic. As a matter guesswork. Insoliner walls keep heat in. of fact. 200 million vehicles crossed Light and window. the New Jersey State line last year, ^u-r-traffi-c^density^trllt-- times the. -nation^—a-v er-a-g-ev-Th ese--oondi tions- BERKELEY SAVINGS cr-bRte--:a--heavy burden 6hrMe State -to -provide- -adequa te-Mghway-facffl^* $nJ J im (rfmeUtion tiet." SEE The group of Congressmen took j exception to thq financing prnvi- BAR-B-KEWER MEAT OVEN — Barbeeve ASSETS OVER $19,000,000.00 sions contained in the clay pro* whole roasts or poultry. Radiant beat gives 40« CHANCELLOR AVI. posals and urged that financing be “Chareoal-done” flavor. Doubles aa radiant I LYONS AVRMUf along traditional lines. In addition, high broiler. •4 BERGEN Si. they- stated that the Gore bill. WAvOfty S-V721-- which, pwed-th*--SenateT---fftlIs- short _ of .meeting, the. highway needs NEWARK I, N. of Qorridor states such as New Jer*
'Pri releasing their statement. the Congressmen^ pointed ojjt that un der the GCre' bill the federal con- trlbutibn to New Jersey for' the to Handy Subscription Order Blank tal highway program for five years would be $249 millions, whereas un Ift or3er to be sure to get your weekly copy of der the Clay.plan the federal con BUY tribution to "New Jersey. over the Thev Hillside Times, with all the local news and same period would be $709 millions pictures, fill in the blank and mail tiTthe office. KAY 1443 Nortll'Broftd 8L, HUI»H«, K. J, ______•______' j CLOTHING CO. Authorized Dealers for RCA Estate Gas Ranges Gentlemen: j 39 BROAD ST*, ELIZABETH Enclosed find check or money order for $3.50, for one I Style Shop of Union, County I The Finest Selection Of year’s subscription (52 issues) of The Hillside Times, j > Clothing Anywhere ' ; ‘ I * 1 SUITS, TOP COATS, Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Co. } SPORT COATS, SLACKS NAME ...... j HABERDASHERY J in-the Latest Fashions and Colors 16 WEST JERSEY STREET ELIZABETH, N. J- ADDRESS ...... ; USE OUR" | CONVENIENT BUDGET PLAN I _ FOR YOUR NEEDS Showroom Opejn Thursday Evening and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. | EL 2-4290 THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1955 -*-Page 5 Amersil Still Tops; Cardinal Tryoiits Home„Heat Pump Both tools And Heats Linden Man Heads i*rcmi«e», m&Ke application resolutions. STAUNTON, VA.—A Whole Set In Ridgewood dimension—a miracle of c o m fo r t -1 tor porohes and ’breczeways III Red Cross Drive Vitenm Cardinal .Scouts Bennie is being, added.tfi.today’s.tom e llv- homebuUding-desigm Windows may Canco , K .olC . Tied Charies eT Baltz, of 2132 Alberta Ing. standards. While inside tern- b'e of ^ permanently sealed typfe. Borgmann And Prank Crespi have avenue, Linden, rtoday was named bSeh assigned to. handle the hork- peraturss"remaln the same all. sea-1 screens arc unnecessary, I n gd5i-; the Recreation Commission In- chairman of th e I860 fund drive louts for the Red'Bird' tryout camp sons of the year, windows can now tion, the new units require only aid riu<-trlal Softball League with a yic- ffify « f g . 7, Baker & Taylor 5 be kept closed to dust, dirt, and o b -. average of 10 square feet o f floor I of Elizabethtown Chapter, Am eri z L Inst week, over Sun Tube Oorp., Bristol-Myers 14; Hatfield" Wire ’ j scheduled at Veterans Meld to jectlonable noises. Cleaning and space, sd,fone can be placed prat- can Red Cross. Harry Mopsick. Cooper Alloy 6, G.M.C. Truck 2 Ridgewood • on Thursday, Friday redecorating costs can be reduced! tically anywhere in the SyMjP chapter chairman, made th e an ' cooper AlloS 'i fia Brlltdl-Myers fidgcomb Steel 7, Sun Tube 5 [•and Saturday. Ju'.y 14. 15 W p B , —a cleaner, fresher, more healthful | house. Owners, builders an d aroM-l nouncements e yed for second place With 5-2 Ameisa 9 Sun Tube 5 it was anhouiioed today. atmosphere becomes possible, tects are free to design hornesjthe ,T h e campaign will be conducted records. ‘ * " Borgmann. long-time- Cardinal This revolutionary innovation in way they want them. ^ next March in Elizabeth, Hillside. ' £ ruok O f tegtomb Steel i comfortable, living-1 comes, from the In the Associated Softball League "Bristol-Myers 14, Jiffy Mfe 4 Seout in the New York area, hoped The "heat; pum p” is not a flew de'- Linden, Roselle, * Roselle Park, Un new Westinghouse heat pumpr-*a ion and ‘ Winfield! Mr. B altz has American Can and the Knights of Hat£.1|1^ Wtra .7, cooper Alloy that, a large group of young players velopment, for its principle of op-1 are tied for the lead with in..the 1J to .23 year age bracket year-round all-electrije air condi taken an active part in Red Cross Columbus . ASSOCIATED l e a g u e eration has been known f o r maiiy would be on hand. • tioner rtfiat bums .ho fuel and* fund raising since 1962, w h en be «.] records, each scoring two vio- Standings of Teams • years. In theory it actually dates inries file hast week. '"T h is is a real opportunity for W lv a ie r , yet automatically heats; back more than 100 years to Lord was chairman o f the Linden cam . , . W 1 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE American Can..j -•■■■- s any boy who really likes to play to winter and. cools and dehumldi-1 K eiyj^ y-e. British physicist,- wlta paign. He was chairman of th e Lin den Industrial divislpr. in 1953 arid’ Standings of Teams Knights dJ Qoluabus 8 baseball", he said. — fles in summer. . , suggested the possibility of heating . W ....L , "All- we ask a player to. cIq la Hailed as ^an_eterpal springtim e; homes with refrigeration systems, of the Elizabeth corporate division Massimlno-Shoes , machine" thH' stntle 'unit provides : - work Started In 1933 Amereli Co,. 6 0 Slo-Molions n artog'hls owii glove' a pair of shoes, in 1954. He has been a member Coopef Alloy 5 2 Hell Co. , *hd, i.f'he has one, a uniform W I I completely automatic means o r con- Westlughouse engineers began ac- the chapler’s board of directors have bats and balls and catching Tour years. Bn?K>l-Mvers ------5— 2 Sine-Tavern ...... ,, ....} dltionlng the air in a home from I tiyely to develop such a unit ln| equipment. hour to hour, season to season and 11933, in more recent A native of~ Linden and a resl^ G.M.C. Truck 6 8 Week’s Results Hatfield Wire - 3 4 "Besides that", he oor.tlr.Ued, year to year. Once a heating and company* conducted den t of that city most of h is life, " ‘w n .Cun ?, Slo-Motlohs 6 ~ ~ iling-temperature has been set field tests 0 he was educated in elementary and Jiffy Mfg. CO. '' 3 4 K-. Ofu. 4, M&ssiinino’s l kuy'.doy reporting can be assuredj that he will get a one hundred per thermostat, the heat pump, high schools there, supplementing Baker & Taylor - 2 5 Pine Tavern 3, Hell Oo 2 installed in private homes in three oent fair and Impartial evaluation “ remembers” them and its single sections of the country. Results of this with night and correspondence Edgcomb Steel 2 5 Masstafao's 8, Pine Tavern 4 - 5m Tube ' 1 7 of his talents. Any player wo see element both heats and-eools* - re these tests have led' to th e actual courses, as well as operating and . : ®* Slo-MotiOhs 3 Who has the potential to' become, versing itself as the weather fluc technical courses offered b y the Week’s Results American Can-8. Hell Co. l development of. today’s heat, pump Some, day, through- development, a tuates. There are no dampers to which is now available throughout Esso Standard O il Co* ipajor^lfaguu player will be offered adjust, no basement switches vfeo- the 'country;—' ~ ■ With Bayway Refinery . contract ‘ o o’.aj and develop his throw, no need to call a serviceman Costs vary from brie section fd Now a construction superinten talsnts , in the Cardinals’ miner" for spring start-up and fall shut- another A five horsepower heat dent at Esso’s Bayway Refinery, league “ organisation, the biggest tiewn. ■ pump; retails for approximately $2,- Linden, Mr. Baltz has been em Rotary Club Upsets and best In the major leagues. — Two-Way. Operation 000 with freight and installation ployed there' since 1929 in various “Everyone in i the Cardinal or- How does it work? The heat costs additional. These- Vary from capacities, ranging from o ffic e boy. ganizatipn woflfs wilK''anJTcF"ft pump transfers heat between the' secticSTTo section. A three ftorS'e- W hile a -clerk, h e helped ^organize | young player, helping him to make outdoor air and .the, air* in a "home. power, unit can be purchased for the Independent Petroleum Work Food Fair Mne 9-6 good. The" s s t h m i forir.».E of H i gummer, it “pumps” heat out of: approximately $L600_ with th e same ers of New Jersey, and represented | ptruty of personal attention; plus -a rhouse, cooling it, Ih. winter, It re? general pondi^oris prevailing on in; his department at union meetings. Hie Rotary Club team In that— a generous gHToUnt o f Individual verses itself ’and “pumps*1 Se&t in- stallation and freight costs.. He also served on several union ational division of the Hillside instruction and a chance to 'play I to the house by extracting it from 1 Operating costs depend upon the committees. n a t io n a l l it t l e Ittle League last week hung the I regularly . Js an unbeatable com the outside air-^even in zero weath power rates charged by a- looai A retired reserve officer o f the Standings of Teams er. Its basic element is a ’ motor- S. Corps, he is a member ret defeat on the leading Hood bination, to ttgjjra player oliir.b -the’ utility but it is known that operate U. Marine ladder of baseball success." dri veil refrigerant compressor like mg a heat pump in a 2500 square of the Linden Alcoholic Beverage air nine 8-5. In ar. earlier game, Bralr ...... " No charge or fee Is required to that in a common household ?e- foot house In Virginia has cost an Control Board, Executive-Pore- 'nal B'rlth Played the leaders to Rotary . ______- attend .the tryout camo .; In addi Ingerator. average Of $30 per month; one in m efl's Club, Esso Quarter Century j 11,11 fie,.' _ _ B'ttal B 'r ith "'______4 tion,' players-nrho are signed will Since there IF always heat in ' air a 1,000 square foot house in Florida Club arid “board of governors ~oT In the American division the In- [ Knights of Columbus 3 Jib refunded any expense Incurred —even wheh, temperatures are be has cost about one third th at much the Bay way Federation* For many low freezing—the machine extracts istrial team continued to p ile.up! _ . Week’s Results as a result of participating In the to t operate. years he served on Bayway Refine- ELECTRICAL tryout Gamp. heat from- outside air and- brings it ry committees fo r war b ond. Com dories, downing Hillside Hons ] g O g ™ Brith 11 :Z:3®i5ile generally neat pumps to REPAIRING Rotary 9, Pood Jfair B~~___ into the home. The heat pump eools date.have been designed and sold munity Chest an d Red Cross drives, 67 Trie Kiwanis “nine scored two Fnai B’rlth" ^iKnights of .Col7’ without- using water by -means ofJ for InstallEtioir"ih“ mflder sections former Boy Scout, he h a s long ctories during the week’s play. • Pood Fair 8, K nlghteof 19dl7 7 its air-cooled conditioning- system the country, today'they a r e beingj bee 1 the R U SS D A V IS AMERICAN LITTLE .j. B'nal JB’rith 3„ Rotary Cage Champions ■which dissipates directly into the installed successfully in m any cool has served as chairman o f Unior 1280 N. BROAD ST. EL 4-6195 outside aih If you want ventilation Cou ncil's southern district, a n d noyi Standings of Teams er areas where year-round tempera- ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES FOR -only-rhuring- “in-between” seasons, -t-ili* fluctuations are“- m ore pro is assistant district commissionei HOME & INDUSTRY W ! At Brookside Club a switch operates a fan; nounced and a member o f the council's ex Hillside Industrial iMaxon Pontiac Startlingly enough, today’s new ecutive board. We Repair & Sell .... Members of the Brookslde Rwirn -hea-t-pu-mp-uses-OHlv-ele&t-Ei&it-v-a.-Hd.- -M iv Balfzsaid-h&- expects—to~ ap All Electric Appliances r0lT3j3. Union, and theTr guests will I air in its operation. No flame, no WITH HILLSIDE JinSRVICEMEN point a vice chaif||||| and chair MOTOR RElPAIRS -.War-Memorial. ,4 Adds 2 Triumph.s jr treat in store- for .tbeauQn, fuelf -and—no water. As a result, CAMP GORDON, OA.—Pvt, Wlk m en,.lor the different, municipal! for Washing Machines, Refrigera lions 4 • Saturday, July 16, at 2 p.m. accord- J Maxon Pontiari added vict | homeowners are provided with the Ham John Hartkopf, of 392 Florence m em the fund ■ ■ tors, Fans and Industrial Motors Week’s Results Pontlap-.added victories to an announcement yesterday by over Merkle Hudson, 6-5, and Plash pieariest' and. safest kind of heat avenue, HlMde*-N. J., was gradu ’ be i-Up -Well Westinghouse & GE Appliances Hillside Kiwanis 6, War Mem. 4 | Hillside's Dave Taub, one. of the Cleaners, 6-4* in the Recreation | since nothing burns—-there is :ttd ated June 10'from the pole line con f the- campaign. „ Work Called For & Delivered Hillside -Ind. 9, Hillside Lions 6 Commission Babe Ruth League last flame, soot or smoke. Since fj}#]:: struction course, one of th e many Hillside Kiwanis 5, Hillside Lions 2 I , On Brookside’s outdoor basketball land water are not; needed, fuel courses offered at The Southeastern week tp.'oontihu’e' ujnbeaten in the || court, the Syracuse Nationals, 'the Lega l Notice loop, ividAun s record is now. 6su. H | | s ^ a ^ c ^ Signal School, Camp Gordon, Geor nation's pro champions, wflT meet airconditioned r 7 ©nly the Hillside Elks, with, a gia. He is the son of Mr. an d Mrs. an aggregation of All Stars headed yyilliam Hartkopf. EVERYBODY 4-1 record', are close enough to re rbjff A1 Lo Balbo, the club’s recrea- main a threat. • [ tion director. The All • Star s
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Many Flexible Loan Plans ^Beginning July — Each Thursday at 8 P.M. wilf arrange a loan plan to meet your particular needs as The Christian Youth 'Fellowship of Elizabeth w amount and terms of payment. Opine in and Jet us show, you Will hold evangelistic meetings at the eew to solve All your financial problems in ONE simple step, IN YOUR HOME Lighthouse Gospel Mission '“‘teous and confidential service. 402 VENUE, HILLSIDE We cordially invite you to attend , the h il l s id e n a t io n a l b a n k YOU-NEED ONE OFFICE — NO BRANCHES “ HILLSIDE'S ONLY LOCKSMITH’’ ASSETS OVER $25,000,000 PLENTY ■ Member Federal Reserve System Doctori-Husband — Glenn' F o r d Powell’s Key and Saw Shop eposits Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation plays the-doetor who marries famed- U&S LIBERTY AVE. MU 6-2489 | singer, Marjorie Lawrence, in ‘In o f THESE OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS, 6^80^8 P.M. terrupted Meloday at the Skouras HAND and POWER LAWN MOWERS ' Liberty Theatre, Elizabeth. On the same bill “Seminole Uprising", in •technicolor, _starring George Mont H ead the Know What gomery. ; - J ^CLASSIFIED Adequate wiring is essential for good -Yoii-W -an.t--iT — HELP-US-KEEB— electric service . . . and you need plenty Get It! YOUR CITY CLEAN FEREDAY * METER G0r4N®fc afoutletsrir every rcramT-Make surethat - FOtJ, don’t know what 864 Olive Sfc, Elizabeth, N.J. yba’re missing—In' chances to bay,i sell, fix, trade—if you haye Q'bbd electric wiring. you ; overtook the classl-' beds! Read them weekly Matt-Rest Products to benefit by them often. “Your Toy Ac Juvenile Electricity Does So Much — Costs So Little Furniture Store" Baby Carriage* — Bicycle* THE HILLSIDE TIMES Toy* j*» Lionel Tralaa 1443 North Broad St. * W A 3s9207 1275 Liberty A w r ^ A 6-42M PUBLIC^)SERVICE A2M Page 6— THE HILLSIDE TIMES;"'THURSDAY, fWtY 7, 1-955 vmvmvHv^vuvvv\ (Sin? iStllaifip iltmpH Union Rotary Hospital Pledge $10,000 ISERVICES YOU NEED ACCORDION AUTO CHOW MEIN GENERAL SCHOOL SERVICE STATIONS CONTRACTORS -ENG'S'CHINESE:-
Hensch’s Accordion, School HEINZ • RESTAURANT f . Telephone WAverly 3-9207 N E N N A & P ’AMIANq •522 BLOY ST, MU 6-347Z SUBSCRIPTION RATES ESSO STATION 1684 MAPLE AVE. 264 L ong Ave ' w a < $ 5 ? PRIVATE ACCORDION LESSONS i. Broad-att3!rt'a.o'k'6i;''3tf¥i ... The TIMES will Be sent to any part 'of the United States for. ■GENERAL Bl’ILDINQ the regular subscription price of $3.50 a year, single copies 8 cents. A Specialty in Complete For Orders. To Take Out Postage to Canada and foreign countries must be added to these rates. CAR ■ WASHING - CONTRACTOR* Accordion Repairs Phone W A 9-0560 COMMUNICATIONS Accordions Bought — Sold I.UBHICAT40.N . Complete Development Work The-TIMES is always pleased to.publish letters and other items DINING ROOM .FACILITIES Including Sewers, Street. cf imprest ,to. readers and invites such communications. ,Thc n » Eh 3-9336 1 and address of the writer must fee given in every case*, not necessarily for publication, but as an evidence of good faith. Anonymous earn.- DRIVEWAYS miininntions will not be-PU-blislied. AIR COMPRESSOR.4 AUTO HOUSE MOVERS UPHOLSTERY Asphalt Driveways — NO M AN IS A N ISLAND SHORERS Air compressor, rental service AND PARKING LOTS BUILT "N s man is an Hand .entire of it selfe," wrote John Donne for concrete breaking -Generfel-A-u-to-lIpholstery— 41—work— dona—with—pmvei roller in the seventeenth century. He went on to express the idea and emergency service, Hillside Auto Top All kinds of mason woik done. ’ W M . A d a MOWITZ that men in society are inter-related; that what one man d o e s ! for industrial plants affects all others. He concluded his oft-quoted statement, b y And Seat Cover Co. JAMES La MORGESE House Movers and Shorets saying that when men are killed w e are responsible, and th at Peter A. Drobach Co. _ lit JJAIJN'E A.VE. 1180 Liberty Ave, - MU 6-2224 ; 60S HARVARD AVENUE the death of one is the death of a ll;. " . , . . . and therefore never Construction EquiprrU,r]t Fat MoGarrlgle, Prop. 7RVINGTON send to know for whom-the hell tolls," he wrote, “ It tolls f o r ; Convertible Tops - Seat Covers ES 2-3023 HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY thee," S t r u c k CUSHIONS" Another writer, the great historian Shotwell, once w rote, i MX* 8-5255 Repaired and Recovered ELECTRICAL" "Peace is not an ideal in itself. It is a time when ideals may b e! AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTING realized. ’ ’ Both Dfinue and Shotwell were speaking the sa m e' BARBER SHOPS basicthought; namely, that Wherever mankind 'is suffering, w e ,’ HEATING INSURANCE —each one of us—are responsible. I f we sit idly by, while others Shep Electrical Service suffer, no matter who they are or where-they-are we may sooni MU 6-9143 Good Servioe 326 Bloy St. WA 6-2471 . suffer with them. While we have peace, we must use that tim e ■ C E R V - A L L KATHRYN-A. kelleh Wiring Light to;alleviate human ills; else these ills will come to plague each! . Heating & Air Conditioning Co. MIKE’S BARBER SHOI GENERAL INS UR AN CE of us; ■ and Power Mike Bubni&k, Barber 1444 North Broad Street How often those of our time who are middle-aged or older Sales and Service. Motor and AH have experienced the truth that human suffering anywhere 444 Bloy St. MU 8-6872, 406 BLOY STREET Telephone; VVAverJj g fl| should call us to action lest we, too, suffer. When Japan John Albies. president of tlje Union Rotary Club, left, hands Rodolf marched into Manchuria in the 1930's, we, in America thought Mangels, representing Thff Memorial Osteopathic Hospital Building Sheet .Metal Fabricators HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY Air Conditioning Service it was no concern of ours. ’When Mussolini marched into E th i nd. Elizabelh, a pledge for $10,000. Behind them are Albert Leeburg, Complete and Efficient Smtrt alter E. Eckhart and Roland A. Cassella, club member§. CONVERSIONS TO OIL OR GAS opia, we sat idly-by. When Hitler began to persecute the Jews, Members laajygthu- -Union — — EXTERMINATING we said, "T oo bad, but what can w e do?" Even before H itler's ub have acccpLd =as their =gonW—=-—»— ~~------~ 1 _ ~| APPLIANCES BUILDING PRINTERS rise, we burned com and slaughtered pigs (and paid g o o d ’ unity service ® & t ^ T i - 0bjeetlveMfi H ff i ^ SUPPLIES money for these wasteful activities) while the people of G er $10,000 to be used- ior--the--§h=4^iiQ must have f acilities for health STANDARD STATIONERS ruction attfl-equipment- n f a reeep- ^prbfeeGtion and care has been itrri- many went hungry. At that time we had idle ships in our har ! You Always-Get The Best Deal At LOOKING FOR USED “ M room in the new Memorial! versaliy accepteu. and the com - DAVID B. PEARCE bors, idle seamen to man these ships; we bad granaries bursting! %oph t h ic Hospital. T h e gift was ! munifcy -comifflCleer of R o -, BEST DEAL LUMBER or PLUMBING j EXTERMINATING CO. with grain. We could have used the idle seamen to man the! Formerly Hillside Press mounced -today by . Mayor F, Ed- j tar endorses the present program, VISIT US.! Rodent in Control idle shins, and carried the grain to the hungry Germans. W e nd Biertuempfel. chairman of r W hile Rotary initiates -and com- APPLIANCES FEINTING AND "TSbtUd have Said to them, 'b e h a v e tomuiuch; you are hungry, feeftepom^EiQnfeeofnmiM^ pf o ius own service, projects, it ______(Evelyn Buttwell, Prop.) TOILET SEATS — NEW 219 HILLSIDE AVE., HILLSIDE PHOTO OFFSET le t us help you.” To have done so misfit have stayed H itler's! Hiding fund now seeking $300,000 stands ready tohelp In anI aCcepta- 1045. NORTH BROAD ST. ! With this Adv. -Spe. $6;89 WEDDING INVITATIONS >■ public eubsoripMoRt——^i |tp Lbla-Jnajor,Undertaking... for social i Phone EL 4-3871 WAverly 3-4190 A SPECIALTY rise and changed the course of history. We failed to take ad-f In behalf of the group which is advancement, such as the new Sheathing or Roofers fr. vantage of the opportunity to alleviate human” suffering; and! WeiTaking the project. Mr: John j Memorial Ostedpathic Hospital," » 2-1/So Hn. ft. ~ WA 3-6033 we have endured two world wars. Hardly a person but who has !bi°z. presidenTTwTfhO TJftibil Ro-1 The new hospital, a one-story 2 x :6 - 2 x 8 - 2 x 3 ^ 3 x 4 suffered the loss of life or limb in himself, or among his rela-l ,ry Club, said: “This is another building of modern functional de 3 x 6 - 3 x 8 - 3 x TO FOOD PLANS 1454 N. BROAD ST.—2nd n nting project of our club to cele- sign- -to be constructed at Five tives. ALL LENGTHS ate the golden anniversary of Points in Union, will contain 40 Mayfair Theatre Bldg, Let us awake to this truth; Are people hungry in India? the founding, Doors from $2.00 each Are people ill-housed in New Y ork City? Are Negroes refused tionaJL -and the service club move-. s’AILS, assorted—100 lb. keg $3.95 CONSUMER FOOD REIN HARD employment in Newark?. If they are, it is our problem— -the; memrs Su^PPrting Mr. Albiez, Mr. AlbSrt Leeburg. president of the WE DELIVER — ESsex 3-0077 P R IN T IN G COMPANY problem of each one of us. To turn, our back upon guch problems Nationally Advertised BUYING SERVICE . Union Hotary Club during' 1954, Open Daily 8-5 — Sat. 8-3 Printers - Stationers , 13 to court disaster. "N o man is an Hand, entire of it se lfe .” TELEVISION - REFRIGERATORS CQnhnentedl "The need o f ' a hospi-' Coast-to-Coast Food Buying Plan Office Supplies and Equipment WASHING MACHINES - FANS GERBER WRECKING da; KennetirA. Taylor. 1145 Church I AIR CONDITIONERS - RADIOS Greeting Cards August 9 - & SUPPLY CO. | - THE DEPARTMENT STORE Wedding Invitations Students Going To! street, Grifffss Air Force Base, New PORTABLE RADIOS ...... 7 ' - York. . Township Committee meeting. PICNIC EQUIPMENT, ETC. 530 CHANCELLOR AYEtfUE GUARANTEED FOOD PLAN 1441 North Broad Street fit ’s A D ate |j Board of Health meeting. (Near Coit St.) Irvington Air Force Camps | Cadets will attend the camp 'Tori WA 6-3006 four weeks and while there will re August 10 AUTO ^ N E W JERSEY D IVISIO N Lt. Col. Leonard R. ElnsKIri, j ceive training ’ In -those phases --of] Tuesday. CAMERAS Board of Education meeting. professor of aif. science at the New- air force operation which will hielp j Township Committee, meeting, ACCESSORIES 89 COE AVE., HILLSIDE SHOE REPAIRING prepare them for-their regular tour ■ Planning Board .meeting. § & EQUIPMENT ark College of Engineering, ' an- j Board of Health meeting. o f air . force- jiuty .when they leave August 16 .... -nounced this week that the follow-T the* Newark school. Camp training Wednesday A-A AUTO STORES EL -5-0687 - 8 North Broad Shoe Repair ing Hillside cadets have been desig- Township Committee meeting; UNION - is only given to those m em b ers'llI Second inoculation o f Salk vad- f Free Delivery and Installation SAM CAMBRIA, Prop. I nated Bo | attend the regular Air the APROTC program who have CAMERA, EXCHANGE " A Supermarket In Force ROTO Summer camps: Dan August 1*7 AUTO-LITE — DELCO Shoe Repairing — Shoe Shining demonstrated academic and leader ( .Board of Education meeting.: i Authorized Dealer iel Sirinott, 95. Pennsylvania' ave ship^ potential to become an air Planning Board meeting. BATTERIES KODAK - GRAFLEX Every American Home” WHILE YOU WAIT nue, Tyndall Air Force Base, Flori-*force reserve officer. ' I Planning Board meeting. August 21 BELL 4 HOVVELL | REVERE July n AJLL WORK GUARANTEED Picnic cf Reserve Police. High Fidelity Music Systems ■ picnic of Liberty Avenue Busi TIRES MOUNTED FREE Specializing in Orthopedic Shoes August 124 Photo Finishing on' Premise* FUEL OIL nessmen’s Association. FIRESTONE — VANDERBILT . 1088 N, Broad St., Elizabeth Planning Board meeting. BINOCULARS BURNERS July 19 CLEANUP SPECIAL 1034 Sluyvesant Ave., ’Jnion Township. Committee meeting. August 30 UN 2-6573 Township Qdmmittee meeting. Johnson’s Deep Gloss Canm TELEVISION | July 26 Reg. $1.69 -Towj^hip-Cominittee., meeting^—— August 31., A-A SPECIAL — $1.19 _ ZENITH & RADIO SERVICE Planning Board meeting, 11 Complete. Heating Service July 27 NEWARK CAMERA EXCHANGE EST. 1929 Second inoculation:- of Salk vacs; -571 So. Orange Ave, ES 2-9486 HOME MOVIE SPECIALISTS For Excellent Semico Call ELIZABETH . Photo Supplies & Equipment Hillside Radio & Planning Board meeting. HOME UTILITIES 663 Elizabeth Ave. EL 3-9148 Cameras - Projectors Television Service O August 2,*. ' E-Z TERMS — $1,00 WEEKLY Boughi - Sold - Exchanged CO., Inc. Township Committee ^meeting. 1536 Liberty A vii» Hillsid? 303 MORRIS AVE. near Winans Ave. • August 3 FRATING - OIL BUK^ER-S AUTO DEALERS Elizabeth EL 3-7667 Planning Board meeting. Service on Contract or CdlU FUEL OIL BUY BONDSjAND KEEP THEM HERSH CARPENTER 3-4055______MOTOR CAR CO. Phone ESsex 5*1700 CABINETMAKER SAME DAY SERVICE 655 Newark Ave. — =3S3-GOI=T-S-TKEiS-T------BOB- KITTNER Elizabeth ROBERT KYBER IRVINGTON TV &. RADIO 1586 MAPLE AVE. WA 3-3153 Elizabeth 2-8080 Carpenter — .Cabinetmaker " for rock-bottom price, top performance, W« Repair All Makes __ Formica .Tops SALES Se SERVICE Of Radios & Television -2163-Ya-ux-Hall Boad, Union Telephone Answered 24 Boufs A Ray InstalUtion and MHinirnaiiee of T'1 best dealsee the smart new R A M B L E R SHOP; 410 John St., Hillside Driver Fined $215, and other Electronic EgFP™—L MUrdock 8-1176 License Revoked W ATCH & CLOCK Priced Lower, model for model, Road distant 215.16 REPAIRING Herman Krueger. 67, of 336 Bloy g said line of Sterner than zny df the. low-priced Iherly line of Wilder three, street, lost his driver's license for G. F. SCHUMAN (ywo ysare- and wafe-finfecL IMS last Turns Shorter, parks easier, - & SO N S .. maneuvers “better in crowded Thursday night by Magistrate Sid traffic. ______ney Blrnbaum on a charge of JE W E L E R - OPTICIAN Expert Watch & Clock Rrpairing Best Deal in town, with or.. Krueger was arrseted «June 24 on Clocks called for and UBlle«.i|u“ without a trade-in, now at all complaint of Stanley J. Burkat, 48, BEGINNING. Res. 44 Hillside Avenue Hudson dealers. of 573 Buchanan street, after Krue Twice-As-Safc constrttcuoa. ger’s car struck his when he stopped Hillside, N. J. — WA 3'3M3 at the comer of Harvard avenue 86 Maple Avenue . Important with children In Hm of 510,000.0 and Bloy street*-for a- stop-Street, oar. Newark, N. J. — WA 3-8504 sign. Hlllelde, New Jersey. Dr., Joseph Peyser’, township phy sician, examined Krueger and pro- LOWEST hounced. him’ ur^t to drive. Legal Notices PRICES HT CL-326-C(< model for model, o f any'Am erican-built carf
HUDSON DEALER MERKLE MOTORS 14154419 M APLE AVENUE HILLSIDE, N. J. right, title and A B O U T A RAMBLER WAverly 3-3344 fftu- P^oducl of American Motors COM I- IN! Win a trip to Disneyland! ing betwei King Stri THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1955 -^Page % Broafcside Swim Club Debut
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Number 218 O f A Series O f Articles Featuring American Ideas and Ideals
southbound roadway and crosset Open Final Piece Of State Parkway over the Parkway to', enter thi jjjfS H alf site for the luncheon TIED BANK—Tlhe final lilto r'*------' — — Participating, with .Governor Mey action of the Garden State Park- 1 southbound lanes serving both di- way opened .Friday toy JuL New x^ections of traffic for the time be* ~JerseyT "scenic “superhighway in trrg; full" operation for the first Ajme I The Parkway has been opened Governor Robert B. Meyner sig to traffic piece by pipee as soon as nalled the opening at noon^during. each section- was ready. The .first a brief ribbon-cutting- ceremony "at toll section opened in January last the Route i-7„ Paramus, northern year. Last August* the Parkway be lermmus of the Parkway The new gan -major operation with- about Highway .Department had original - section extends four miles from,. half of the projected distance in ly undertaken and built a few scat- ..Route. 46 East Paterson, to the use from Iivmgton=~io- -Route—72- tered sections of the route...... northern -terminus.I. I Maiiahawkin. The Governor’s car led the w ay1 The Bergen toll plaza is the ninth over the new section immediately and final across-the-road station! nft-pr -rhfi-i-ibbon- ftnU.ineT=a-nd4re-was- to-Qpen. on the Parkway.. JEach. s.uch. State Winners In the first to pay a 25-cent toll at toll ■ stop has a 25-cent passengei the new toll .plaza. The Bergen_tdU. &ehicle.a:at&,™_ plaza is located across the'norths I Besides finding almost tfie ftp ] Auto Body Design hound and~souhhhbtmd roadways-of- length- of the Parkway available for D E T73TOTT , MICH — Fifteori the parkway midway along the new ■travel; July 4th weekend motorists youthful automobile designers this section, also had- five restaurant-gasoline] week were declared winners in the Friday’s opening in time for the I servioe areas and elgKLpicnic areas for their use along the scenic route. Fisher B od y' Cfaftsraftli’s-i'Qldl’d';^!- July 4th holiday ^weekend traffic pyey-Ariniversary model car compeU- provided travellers with a continu-l The service areas are scattered be*] 1 ous Parkway routs of 164 miles be tweeh., Vaux^ Hal], just hbrth' of] . He tween Route l7--a-nd'~%e "southern] U .S .W 1 T :2Z. in Ufileii”; and Abse- state terminus near Gape May at the son, whieh site is just north of the] [cal’ Lidstrom, Verona, in the Sen*] bottom of New -Jersey. It was the] main exits* for. Atlantic City. ior age division; and Anthony Car* Friday’s ribbon-cutting took place] firsts time that motorists Kad^ the lTac.ci(^p,r._TT,enton1 rJppior Division, § benefit of substantially the fliH3 several' HuHdfed feet iri 'dff Route][Both boys will receive $150 in cash | length of the Parkway. 17 along .the Parkway’s, southbound] as their state , While the Parkway Is..a projec-] roa&way. The 'Governor’s car ahdl[„ As regional winners for New ’Jer-j ted 165-mile route, one mile of the other official vehicles proceeded- sey and Delaware they will receive] superhighway’s branch leading to south along the roadway after the expense-free trips to the national I Paterson—has—been—def erred —Still gibbQn=cutting. ...and went through -convention—of—the-Guild-in—Detroit-! under construction is a bridge over the Bergen toIlr iplazar to the end August 2-5. At that time their model the Great Egg Harbor Bay between of the new section. At. that point, cars"|Sj||£ comp’ete' with other re- Cape May and Atlantic Counties., the Governor, helped remove thislIgiorial winners for the eight i uni a temporary detour .via tT,g. Route road barriers to open the new sec- versity scholarships offered .as 9 being necessary pending comple both- ends', ^___ grand national awards. tion of that span. T'he horthbduhd " 'The. official 5afty —coirtiTruedi Other winners in the state were: roadway, in Cape May County is south tp the' Hall service area SENIOR DIVISION: 2nd place also under construction, with the I along the Parkway In Union fot- an ($100) Michael D, Capizola, Miiio- [informal luncheon'. The Vaux Halil tola; 3rd place ($50), Joseph Cap- restaurant-gasoline station site is SIDNEY T. HOLT. petta, Bloomfield; Honorable mien- lc^aSdJusjr above LL_S. J^oute 22 off ] won; Peter S. Shelley, 'jflutley; G-M Jareuforks ojf Official Diamond Appraiser the' nortHbouhcl "IrQadway. The" of-] sen, Robert Epifano, Long Branch; .Established 1882 ' [ficiai- p'kfty left the Parkway's duplicate, Edgar W. Irving, . Jr., 786 Broad Si., cor. Market St Bound Brook; Brian B. Fee,. Avon; 9th Floor John' tf. LeskovichT Union. MArket 3-2739 — Newark, N. J Local Driver Loses . JUNIOR DIVISION: 2nd place License For Month i||JtjO), Jack- Osman', Hammontoji; 3rd plac.e ($50), Richard M, Miske, are stiff exploding TRENTON—Kenr^lh W. Jamitt- Garfield; honorable* mentibn, Vin m AUTHORIZED 4 w r , 26,—of rd avenue. cent Rubreoht, Essex Fells; Fumlo H-ilislfla. had his drffing license re- Ikeda, * Seabrock; Gerald O’Brien., -yoked last v ia. Edgcomb Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co. Get The. Hillside Times STEEL anfl ALUMINUM CORF. Kraft Foods Company Sunrise Dairies ■—FfatshrGleaners— SU PE R TYPEWRITER CO. AL HAUSER ~ SHIRT LAUNDERER8 The Lionel Gorp. — Sun Tube Corporation (ESTABLISHED 1980) Stationery Toys - Candy Hatfield Wire & Cable Miller Steel Co., Inc. Rentals — Repairs — Sales Dlvltion if Continental Copper A. Steel Industrie* Tridix Tool & Machine Co. Newspaper Delivery 655 HIGH STREET NEWARK 2, N. J. ■437 TALE -AVENUE The Heil Company Mundet\ Cork Corp. Viking Sprinkler Company, Inc. MARKET 3-2616 : Gar. Bloy St, MU 6-9709 Page 8 - THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1655 State's credit to a $288,303X00 bond Panting A Decorating Bergsma Urges Second Polio Shots Garden State Unit Issue tc finance completion of thej Fredrick W. Richards Parkway.; h subsequent bond issue j Painting and • Paperhanging TRENTON — Municipal of Hdtfils " J of $®.B00,000 last year aSTPt Sw-l cJbon’t ^Ylfjentlon 3 t were urged this week by Dr... Daniel (Continued from Page Mint)*? Intarior—and Exterior . « I vv ere Has Anniversary L’WiKM'itt' iXaaittt— r ' fine work at reasonable rates gergi Stnte Commissioner of Mental Health O ffice T o Let RED BANK—The New "Jersey gf® * fiMt-WUestlon oLtti# Pa«- foot altitude must-be violated over populated arsa-sr I-f-th&re is suff * - CALL ESsex 2-0036 | ,w„ealth, n1f _t£ take steps to ■ provide Sept. 2-tf ^Highway Authority,-builder-and op=- I way—Both ■ ■ .gig... M tS.. J2 _ to_ the ' mt clearing In the vicinity of an altppniMJie-IilttOaabt-reiiuTreia^t ’ Private,..modern .office ft cond Salk vaccine shots to-child*] I Essex-Union couhfcy line was opened j e8enb threat to life, limb anffj Chairman Named | era tor of the Garden State Fark- l i Property. rent $60» all Inclusive; second grades in January last year. Last Sumps:, the’ interpretation placed on the regulation i August is MU 0-0971" PLAINFIELD^Committee chair- j way, was three years ~old duly 3 Pet Shops received the first shot and however, saw ^ e start^ofa Cedarliurs the only int etation:.tp protect the public, 1 parent! want them to have men and other officials of the New1 and-had a- new 104-mil? scenic su of ssi&bf® openings that results#.} Jersey Association for Mental- ?arhwsy-| Miscellaneous For Sale joond. perhighway to~show for .its-young/ In commenting on the decisl n, United States Attorney Le al Pish s'JOY visit to the Tropi( Bergsma-poi-nted-OUt-’thfi-t-he- Health.. have' been. appointed. _Mrs. hfei...as._an organization / | faggilffig^avaafa'is ffl^ceg w .- - ^ Pr Moore said soor ~ DtTNRITS SALES CO. Center of Hillside. A great ust returned from a meeting Joy H. Siccardi of Westfield, presi Tpe agency actually reached its Plans For Future States have Urged sltnllar jcir.da of reetrictlone. M jBBRT k o d h b a r d nent of fancy tropicals,, Aqt dent, announced, today.’ ■’ Ithlrd anniversary July' 2,.. having Washington several spe? •The Pathway-'®#9’ fi®w 'Sf0Vl®88 That oomtr.ent in itself i» eulHoleut to indicate there is a a - Home Improvement Specialists Accessories. Bird Dept. Boxer Plip- Completing organizational plans first organized for business I a aitect nortb.-8outh oonneotion be- ajorifcy vote throughout the .oountry for -protsotlon. from Sianee tajciag,0' Aluminum oamplnetion pies, Preshy' liorsenieat. Free De* program be for the year, the board of directors 2] 1052. The Authority 6fCl 1 tween such’ meiropOUian areas as I storm windows and doors, jalousie i,ivery. Hollywood '.Pet and Supply that the landing at airports. • ontinued- this1 Bummer - to the ex- has elected additional members- to existence on paper at least I NeWarl, Clifton, -Paterson ana Fas- porches, aitmrinuir. awnings. Want CoJl279‘ Liberty Ave. ’ Opp. Prince The kernel of the entire -problem a tHSirairports should ent tftftt~. vaccine is available. the , executive committee,, has . ap tue of legislation enacted i" seashore resorts in. to save money? Sail BL 5-3208. tf ton Ave. WA 3-2991. permitted in densely populated areas and the population shoi vThe first shot confers, signifK pointed-chairmen of standing com that - 'V ^ R I u W ’Isbury. Park, Atlantis;oity .. u .iiiNit MATERIALS, lumner ant immunity,!r'Dr. Bergsma said. mittees and has elected "delegates Frida warden „_ j tyudwoo#, It leads to a large | ije permitted to get too olose^to airports. In the case Of Kewai to the National.. Association for Htate a g s r V 'S popula^on ■ was here-before . the airport. " mason material, trim, hardware Roofing & Siding The second shot in combination I State Parkway becanj 'available o{ -hSiorio sites. pamts. Builders’ General ‘ Supplv Mental. Health. from one end - ofcitm HHprojected | parks ests, and military ln- nth the first confers much strong- The Cedarhurst deolslon. WlllTr. no way alter the situatio The Company, 330; Centennial ' Avenue r immunity. A ^ committee of ex- , ■'Hlpeted^ to the executive commit Irdute _to. the .other.' for \the first- ouallations along'the eastern-border I publlo fights will cchtlftUe to be invafied by airplanes at takeoff an, "•tmfnurt N J. CT 8-0805. ROOFING1, siding, Iterate iert^YlTOfEtSetf-i-eGenfely ^ concluded tee- -are Mrs. Q; Blair* Willcox of It-ime as a^final-majomsectiom-UP-th of “New-Jersey- landing. And slnoe takeof! and landihg is the mset-haaardous part of BOY'S BICYCLE, English raoer thorized Johns-Manv 2 applica- hat because of the saline-compo-^ Englewood, Mrs. Victor, FailmeZger Ithe Route 17,; Bar&mus, northern The Highway Authority is now flight, the iiwes and-properiy of the publlo. will always be in unr.eees type by Eerculea. with handlebar Trs. Convenient Term Up to 6 ii-ioii of the Salk vaccine, it is safe: of Mill town. -Dr. Evelyn P.-Ivey of -terminus' was opened to traffic. planning an extension1 of the legis sary fiange;. Airports and dense population de not mix. That ’brakes and 3-speed gears; beautiful years to pay, Membej of Better o give even the first, steals in sum- Afofristown' and Charles LJe Fazio, The; Parkway extends almost-the lated Parkway route north fr i the . owad-’eliiWIt^orwwryeM-as -ttmetgoea-nn—— maroon and white, almost of HHidfl JOflfHoBgkgn. - 4mL4e-n'gth—of—N ew-Jersey^between. Hgute.l7^terminus-tQ-’ths-N"' York 3-0281. tf I Pearse Construction Co., 1394 Stuy- "Wc i, are that providing Elected as delegates to the Na- Pa ramus—approximately 8 miles State line ould link with Fireman Carlo E. Guldice, stationed at Fire Headquarters - 4 jesant Avenue^ Union. MU 8-2781, Ml require some ef- tiona 1 Associatlon ~ ^.dr-"-‘-M:eiftHb:et-i' west of New York City across the Yor,k “SEatr Thruway. in- Holly wood avenue, probably helped save the swlm, . SERVICES '—since—schools—arc -Mr -^iceaiyii^vmiamy^udsen^^^iN^nd-Uftpe-May—at addition, it has ini-tla-tedj-a-&tu4y-Qf- mliig' a f aeahright over the holiday weeieertd. The woman had ar, feel -that the possi= H. Baumer b L Westfield, vice presi be. southern end of the Stat a - proposed *ferry service across epllgofia leisure wnUsm nSa water and.Quidloa o&me to her rescue YOU NEED Vacation School nting some children dent; Mrs. Arthur Ackerman of a result of the Parkway* a SslawarBUBay. between Cape. May and administered first aid;:...:::.. ■Summit;' Mr. De Fazio and F. from the top of New Jersey tq the and Lewesr'DelT,” ,'' S Bourne Ruthrauff of liittle Silver. Dress Making Alterations southernmost. point in the State The Hillside Ambulance Squad, which was stationed on Route 22 -Chairmen-Of organization- com - pnw hnkes less than 314 hours. The over , the weekend as part of tile oautpalgr. of the Haw Jers^ First Closing Program mittees a re f executive, Mi*s7 Sic previous route over other roads re- >r~ssmaklng and alterations. Amy [he evaluation. Of the 11 Ambulance Squad Aid 0?unoU to reduce highway accidents by serving as a grim- rat leir par-1 test showed that paralytic l cardi; nominating, Edward Finias quired more than 4 Vi hours. * minder to motorists. ha8 Si pictufre tauen for the national; Yeager. 213 Hollywood Ave.. Hill- of Newark; finance, Mr. Baumer; Authority Created ice EL 3-5521. ded the curved almost- three times of the AAA. ily vaca among; un vaccinated childr chapter -organization- and affilia- Some 20 miles o f the Parkway First Aid Stations One motorist from Brooklyn was Inspired to write to a Newark , T „ t w did among vaccinated chi -tiqnT Mrs. Kenneth Walten of alignment were Lbuilt by the N w newspaper In ootnmendatlon of the Idea and there have heap 0.^, sehOPi Of Calvary Luthei Brigantine; p erson n el,Bernardhard | jersey State Highway Department The Hillside Ambulance . Souad Shop comments of"tne effectiveness oi tne plan. Antoiets' confronted with a . 1484 Maple avenue. Goldstein of Paterson. | before the Authority got underway I this week offered a new service to the ambulances along the various 8Ute.hlghwaya-,tm'ellpien,fgSg(j-- "Chairmen o i basic program comcom- m fuh force with construction. iport Shop. 1303 Sonnenberg served s [thsaubllO, cause to watch their driving. mittees- are: -field study. Dr. E. P. funds available > to the Organizations holding < picnics or Hobby Craft, i J e n n ^ T e n a z . ' acol'yfi Duffy of Belleville; educatipn,, Mi's.Mrs. Highway Department for the Park- id - Accessories, j t outings Which they feel may re- day night. -Robert Trumdn _ o f . UppeBMMont- way_pi3j£s£ prompted-the creation Enta-the use of atJirst aid statlont Constitution Change irms made to Jerome Positera. clair.“ public—relations^ M: Ruth- -pf-thg-Aulhoiifcy \uLh^povvei to un~ may have one set up by the squad, The squad -expressed.. ihanka-to- ark and Burton Madai ratiff; legislation, Mrs. Fra Best, I dertake bond issue financing as I Arrangements fsr tne staWon may By _ Ambulance Squad! _ members of the Fire Department [fkn Fulmer. John Tho Rumson. professional adViJ y, Dr. to ‘speed construction. be made by ophtaotlng Jess Sbt* . ‘nnnskMMfc wo* ndnn. . . . . asslctance S recent Iron Railings hhip Leinlnger and Wn lit-'. NpveiMier lan^r at the ^nbuWse Sduad ® m drive. A f^Krole . | stand Mrs. Lewis Looser of South; of New Jersey overwhelmingly ap- room adjoining Wre Headquartera t®d by the Hilistee Amouianae will be purchased for th- y flag tge; by-laws. Mrs. Willoox. ••l-p^sved a referendum. pledging the > 389 Hollywood avenue. ■■ I Squad at its meeting last Thui's-! donated by Mrs. Hose Pi WA 6-4923 for fre Garde DSCAPE GARDENER MAINTAINED WEEKLY] pundation for Inf? \S MADE — RESEEDS j fhe State* Health c l e a n -Up s 7 John Daquiho. Mis j: Mason! W ork & Driveways ! an, Kathy Schmidt, i CONCRETE SIDEWALKS, Asphalt m lO^Ema Miller, Ken-1 Driveways; Estimates - Cheerfully j ^e*-l nt.rlnln Page Donald! Given Joseph A. Policastro, General Ssei the offer of th< in fra cto r Tel, WA 3-7963. 1309 ! 3 im White Street. | B rdft—Page." Linda Ika ASPHALT driveways, parking areas, Qie alterations and nfasonry work; hui time payments. M. Codella, 1111 g§jj i Patricia. Keenan. Woodruff Ave., Hillside, EL 2-5901. Arthur S ch oll Mrs. tf I J0h Irs. Walter Schmidt, Mattresses Renovated I Bar r, Sharon McGinn, Third Series Of Robert Szenti. Kath- , Sandra Engleman, 11 Cheryl • Ataman- Television Tours SERVICE). 1 Leissler, JShff ZUkowitz. Johrv Sut- successive series of the PhiMeT- MATT-REST PRODUCTS . ton. Ruth Wagner, . Kathy Filce., phia Television Tour conducted b.y 1275 Liberty Ave. ! Frederick Shannon, Lynn Thorold-1 tv GUIDE magazine was ~ ari sen Jerome Positera, Burton -Ma- nounced today by Walter L. Till- Moving & Trucking dim, Jon Hundertmark and James: man, Philadelphia manager. Paul’s Moving & Trucking. 422 Yalel Junior class, Mrs. John Sutton,| tions W P T ^ W ^ S -T ^ n d ^ T C A U - Ave., MU 8-7768. Nq Job too small Mrs. Harry Wessels, Dermis Lenaz,. i ^V t the tour offers a comprehen- or too large. Shore, trips a specialty. | Robert Scholl-; Alan M cGinn^ D i-; sive “behind-the-scenes" picture of Odd Jobs Done ihoioldspn and Waiter Vierachil- j TV fans will meet many of their ling Inrermediiite Miss Marion • favonle“ locar personalities and see Rubbish and dirt removed. Cellars 1 • ..and yards cleaned. Dump truck i Arthur Scholl, | The TV OdDE! tour will be con- to hire.’ Call from 7 p.m; to 11 p.m. IJ i Pauline Shan- J ducted by a member of the maga MArket 2-2521. |j zin es staff every Thursday, July • Mav 12-Julyl2'-8t'" 1 j 14 through September 15. Chartered B H P T 0 busses will leave Suburban Station - Building • at 11:15' 'a.m„ re turning 3:45 p.m. , Ainong highlights of the tour will be a demonstration of studio equipment at WFIL-TV that‘ will put the tourists “orr TY." They , will* participate in an actual telecast of “ Cinderella Weekend” at WQAUr; Personalities from WPTZ wii: represent that station at a lunch eon for the tourists in the Penn- Sherwpod Hotel, - - Acclaimed by the Chamber of CONVERT YOUR WASTED j Commerce's Visitors Bureau as an I entertaining and educational sum mer excursion, the. TV - GUIDE htour has been enjoyed by more than 5.000 ,-TV fa/is through past Today's "Volga Boatmen ATTIC SPACE summers. I Eighty- reservations are; available for each ThUfSday!s ifcopr, with into livable quarters, den or recreation room many community groups expected. Information can bfe obtained- from TV GUIDE at 30rRoFth Igth" street AT MODERATE COST and the Gimbel Ticket Office, 9th and Market streets. fly at Supersonic Speeds W E A R E SPECIAL I STS IN Ph-oneYourW antAds WA 3-92OT A m e r ic a has no exclusive on crash network is today, it can not do the job alone under all con ing the sound barrier. Our govern ditions. The human eye and ear of the civilian, volunteer HOME IMPROVEMENTS ment reports that Soviet Russia now Ground Observer Corps is the best means to insure the effec No Doivn Payment___ PERSONAL has intercontinental bombers that fly at terrific speed. . . tiveness of our aircraft warning system. speed that makes your home only a few hours flying distance Today hundreds of thousands of Americans wear the Up To 7 Years To Pay If Qualified from a Soviet air base. wings of the Ground Observer Corps and serve a few hours LOANS To guard against the threat of a surprise air attack, our a week at some plane spotter post.or air defense filter center. • ATTIC CONVERSIONS • KITCHENS Army, Navy and Air Force are on the job night and day. They need your help. Volunteer right now for this vital Civil- BATHROOMS' • HEATING • PAINTING AT LOW COST But to successfully meet such an attack, our armed forces jan arm of our air defenses and join these patriotic men and -muat-have.-wai:amg....Ujifoctunateiy;^as -great- MASONRY • CARPENTRY • WINDOWS PORCH ENCLOSURES •ALUMINUM SIDING Keep your eye on the sky in the Enclosures — Aluminum Awnings and Door Hoods Complete line of Aluminum Extruded Windows and Doors WEST SIDE Estimates Cheerfully Given — No Obligation GROUND OBSERVER Visit Our Showroom — Open Mon. & Thurs, Evds. ’ttfl 9 p.m TRUST CO. JOIN TODAY— CONTACT CIVIL DEFENSE Sgri«|lkM Am . t Higk SL lyw> An. t B « | h S i — nt sO am A n ; A CIhrto . f t — This-Message—Sponsomi-By— $mkiu HOMES| inc S . Onaft An. t Berge* SI 69 ELIZABETH AVE. *WARK BI 3-2892 THE-HILLSIDE TIMES