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Library Gets Gilt 01 Books Grand Opening O f | Ritz Elected Head Three New Stores Of North -Jersey’s Full Revaluation Is On Liberty Avenue B’nai BVitli Group grand openlng of three new stores in the Hillside Shopping Gen- ter oh Liberty avenue opposite Hill side High School takes place today. Discussed At Parley -RayV-Mehs Shop at-l-H4—Ldfaerty- avenue, The Family Closet at 1110 The scope of the proposed Liberty avenue and Mauro .Pharma- revaluation program of the J a f TMi§ Liberty avenue, in addi Board of Assessors was dis tion to the other stores now located New Cliai*ter Study cussed in conference with the there,-aitn- at-giving .the community Township Committee Monday complete family shopping service. night by Sidney Englander, Ample free par king *is a big^ feature board secretary, and Rubin of the shopping center. Referendum Move Ray’s Men's Shop is operated by Ritz, board member, it was an Ray and Pat Santttllo wh,o are A new attempt to hold a nounced yesterday by Mayor thoroughly experienced In the m ehs, cndum on charter study will be V. William Di Buono. The gov wear line, conducting businesses in made by the Hillside Civic Associa to obtain, petitions either from him erning body, the mayor said, and East Orange for the tion, it was decided Thursday night or Karl B. Boss, vice president. has as yet reached ho conclu past 10 years. The Family Closet is at a meeting in Polish American Nomination of officers, was also sion. operated by Ethel Nevett and D oro Hall. held by the association. Tumarkin thy Carter whose busiriessi.was pre The association will circulate pe and- Rosa were renominated for It was suggested by the assessors, viously located in Springfield for titions as a result of rejection by their respeotiVe posts. Other nom according to Mayor DI Buono, that about 8 years, and the third estab the Township Committee. April 16 inations jyere: Harvey Stone, treas all property be re-assessed, includ lishment,. M a u r o Pharmacy, is RUBIN RITZ of a request to place the question on urer; Andrew D , Oox, recording sec ing industrial and eotttm e r c i a t owned and. operated by A. F. Mauro, The Northern New Jersey Council the ballot by resolution; An earlier retary; Stanley Pickholtz, corres- who was a phaimiactet inrthe "drug ofIPrial B’jrlfcl^ ftliz effort- by* the-HilteideCharter' Study ponditig secretary ; tftlst&es 'Tbi' U structures- ■which' • were revalued department of. L. Bamberger & Go. of Hillside Lodge its president for League-failed for lack, of the re years,' Moe Steinman, Qua Paolercto I about five years ago at an approxt- ■for. 5 years. quired number of signatures. 1857-58 Tuesday, a f the Wept Or? and Charles Lazarus; trustee for mate post of $10,000. .It was indi* Developed By Lief Alan L. Tumarkin, civic associa two years, Henry Michaelson. a&ge Jewish Center. Other officers cated sufficient time has elapsed Credit for vision in foreseeing, the tion president, requested all organi The. election will take' place May ejected included Ben Unterman of to* warrant re-assessment of these possibilities of an outstanding busi the William M. Unterman Lodgfe, zations ..interested in the movement ness— center—in—fehis—area, plus the two classes of property along with Newark, alsior resident isf 'Hillside: homes, al though the wors en tailed necessary planning and patience .Ritz is a past president of the goes to Eli Lief, Union real estate may not be as extensive because Hillside Lodge and has served as Will Select 'Miss Hillside9 the industrial and commercial clas operator. Lief eventually plans add* treasurer and membership chair Hillside Photo Seryice ing two more stores adjacent to sifications have been reviewed m ore man of the Council.' Selection of “Miss Hillside’’, who Will' represent the township in the recently. men in photo, from left, are Herbert Weinstein, past commander of local V.F.W. post; Harry Weln this group as well as several stores He is a former member of the Union County Centennial observance May 19-26. is taking place this week Estimate Of Cost stein, Legion post commander and Henry Groh, treasurer of War Memorial Building Association, presenting across the street next to the Dairy E&llslde Safety Council and Plann gt the high school. Candidates are limited to members of the junior and ■The estimated cost of the work, cooks to members of library staff, Miss Edith Herrmann, Mrs. June Kodila and Mrs. Marion Bloy. Queen location. ing Board and is now a member of senior classes and Ruhl L. Custer, principal, has arranged for members the mayor said, would range be The originaL group of stores cen the Board of Assessors, of the faculty to serve as judges Representatives of Davenport-Dill, tered around the location here of a tween $30,000 and $40,000. As a re ■Installation of officers will take The winner will he.announced at the school assembly Friday, May: 3, -Jr; Post 1722, YJFYW* and^Hurden- ’ mentand removal to' Florida; They the new library* was completed. most modern Acme Supermarket sult of the State Supreme Court Looker Post" SO,"American Legftn; p a d ~ been transferred to the War I....Miss Lot-tie Smolensk!,head place on Thursday, June 6 at the and a cup wilt be presented to “ Miss Hllislda” by Mayor V. William Di decision in the Middletown Town with, the latest conveniences Yor the C'lLiiiQ n Manor, News Mat! i Buono, The winner. .WllL-Parilclpate In-pagumta and parades during Friday turned over 450 books to the Memorial Building by Henry Groh I brarian, found the volumes include shopper. Other tenants of. the Hill ship case, requiring ‘ 100 percent as Hillside. Public Library. and Harry Weinstein of th^ Legion I publications on American and Eng- Schleifer. past president' (the Centennial Week. Other communities ip the county will also be repre- sessment by 1959, it is anticipated ;lde. Shopping Center include House Lodge, is chairman. He will be as sented The books had been presented to and maintained in good condition, lish-literature,, world affairs, and fic- of Gee Chinese-American Restaur' that thereMKill be a rush toy New sisted by Sam Ehrenkrahz, School authorities,, in cooperation with the local Centennial Com the Legion post in 10,54 by Lemuel The Legion, decided -to donate the! tion. She assured -the donors-the ant, the Hillside 5 & 10 with a large Jersey municipalities to engage A. Hull, former member of the books to the library when the new , book# would be a valuable addition Charftack and Lawrence Levitas. mittee under the chairmanship of Mark Jannelli and Township Com firms of expert appraisers. The pen variety of household su p p l i e s mitteeman Max Schleifer, have made the. arrangements. Township Committee, on his retire-! Municipal Building, which houses to- the library. Maple Leaf Wines & Liquors,’ an alty for failure to re-assess in time. The Township Comm.ttee has announced that Hillside will have a up-to-date liquor mart; the Cake Englander has pointed OQk could float in the centennial parade on May 25. It will portray, the "township’s Box, a fine bakery with a divers! be loss of State aid to education knife and threatened to cut his dev elopment as well as the County Centennial. and payment of a larger portion o f fled line o f . products, afid Taft Observes 25 Years head o ft but they finally decided the county tax. Cleaners, speedy service cleaners, Youth Gang Held In they had the wrong boy and let Actually, the Supreme Court de min go* , As Insurance Man Ground BrokenFor cision merely reaffirms existing tax Questioning by Lt. Grant and Der ■Henry Michaelson, o f 12 Holly- Explains Braille statutes which have long been ig tectivps Robert Mason and Robert D o g s W ill Get wood avenue, is celebrating his 25th nored by assessors throughout the T h e f t s And Threats De Prospo uncovered a long series year in the general insurance busi Baptist Building To Hillside Lions State. primes. One of the boys, police ness. From a small beginning in |ga”piy who had been employed to Six juveniles,, between 11 and 16 Rabies Shots 1832 he maintained a steady growth -TfrfeFirst Baptist Church Sunday Miss’ Ethel Wolf, secretary of clean up at the Hillside Lanes^ bowl until November of 1954 when he broke ground for a new educational Elizabethtown Chapter, American years of-.age, have been arrested on of The Sell Co.' gdjapent to the, ing alley at 1386 Liberty avenue, Route 22 Warning Inoculation of dogs against frfraned a corporation and' was building to be attached to the Red Cross,, explained the Braille charges ranging, from theft to dairy* tole $373 from, an open safe there rabies will take place here three .joined by another Hillsider. Paul E. church; according to the Rev. Wes system by which the blind may read threatening to out - another boy's Dspu^y Police Chief - Lawrence on March 13. Early this month he days next week, it was announced •Eisenberg. Issued By McClow head off, ft was disclosed Saturday Treger and - Lt. Grant caught two stole $120 from the safe. The money, today by the Board of Health. Mr. Michaelson has been a resi ley A, Olsen, pastor. to the Lions Club Thursday night at Townley’si Union. • by Det. lit. Charles Grant. o f the boys at the scene. Twin oth according to police, was divided up The shots' will be given without dent- of Hillside for almost .all , of T lvi s ground-breatklng ceremony Arnold ‘H. MtoClow, Republican Miss Wolf also displayed a braille ... Two incidents—occurred,- during ers Who tied were rounded up later with some °f his cronie$ and spent. eharge- acoocding-to-the-follaw-ing these -25 years. .He. is. a,. Mason^.a was - h-eld - irnmedia^ «4yr-following-the candidate for the Township Com the week which broke the case, ac by Patrolman William Smith on Police -c aid some of the* group/ad- schedule.: member of Hillside B ’nai—B-rith, typewriter ancTBrallle pTayTng mittee, today warned against “com morning worship service.'FSTtlcipat- She was introduced by 'Dr; cording to L t Grant. Thursday, Central avenue. mitted petty thefts from high school Wednesday, May 8, 6*8 p.m. at Sinai Congregation, Progress Club, placency" In Hillside over reloca lhg were Emerson Gnatz, represent^ Walter O. Krumbiegel, program -four-of.the.youths were caught dur - Police, received a rsport April 23 lookers? over ar period of time and the ^maintenance' garage,, Hillside Hillside Civic Association and oth tion of Route 22. chairman. ing an attempt to brfcak into a shed from the parents of another hoy the theft of a claHttet owned by avenue. ers. He is a director o f the N. Jr ing the board of trustees; G rwv "While people elsewhere In Un Plans were made* for the gala on property , o f -Sunrise Dairies, that a group had stopped their son Lawrence Frank, student at the Friday, May_ 10, 6-8 p.m, at the Mutual Agents Association, the In Harrison, representing the board of ion County are upset over a new Ladles Night program Wednesdayj Route 22, Where soft drinks are at Locust avenue , and Bloy street, school, o f2 5 4 North avenue, last garage In the rear of the old surance Brokers Association of N. Route 22 cutting through their Deacons; Mr. Viesser, the’ oldest May 29. A cocktail party will be s to r e d . Police apprehended the and accused him of being a stjueai- December 13. The olarinet was re Town Hall, 1284 North Broad J.. arid active in other associations. communities^ Hillside can feel that member, and Pastor Olsen. Work held prior to the dinner at the guartet on a tip from, an employe er. One boy, polios said, pulled a covered. The high school boys in street.. He has lectured on insurance sub this probably will not hurt this volved’ were expelled from school, Saturday. May 11„ 10 a m. to 1 jects and is used by many attorneys on the new building will begin this home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merkle, town," MsClow said, Lt. Grant said. Some o f the boys at p.m. at the Road Department and accountants as Insurance con Week and should take two months 3 Windsor drive. Springfield. "However, with the protests else-, tended Christ the King School, po garage; Central avenue. sultant to complete. where, including the Weequahic lice said. One is from Belleville. section of Newark, Hillside officials Another boy, who had a paper should not sit idly by." he added. route, admitted thefts from several T. B. X-rays "if hy some chance protests 2 ) o n 7 W e n tio n 3 t homes'oh Hiawatha avenue. Bolide Kiwanis Wins District Banner Third Time should result in revision of plans* said when he came to ’Collect for of the State, Hillside might be in Waste Makes Money the papers and the housewife went On Wednesday volved, If no aotion has been taken to another part of the house to watch and keep in contact with Nearing the end of its 1957 Hospital Chance Missed? the money, he took small sums the situation, I hope our Hillside schedule of community x-raying, officials will waste no time. Gom- ' Incorrect Weight the portable uhft of the Union ptaeeoey could be fatale -i^trcnty~Tuberetil0Sl$r League 'wTfT~ MUNDET CORK CORF., it is learned from a welldnformed custody plaints have been filed in Juvenlli visit Hillside next Wednesday, source, has reason to be grateful that Hillside officials got tough a May 8. Liberty Pharmacy Court, Jit. Grant' said.- few years back over the problem- of air pollution from' the plant. • Any adult regardless of where 1283 LIBERTY AVENUE • Moat of the waste cork was being-used as fuel, which-created he lives may have a chest x-ray 1/3 Million Prescriptions Filled both a dust and odor problem. It was not until: the township- took taken in a matter of minutes. TRUSSES court action locally and-imposed aeveral fines that the practice was The charge is $1.50, — ELASTIC STOCKINGS — the Cffl* waste hauled away and dumped. Katz Reelected Next Wednesday, the unit will But now, it is reported, the: waste prbvides a r.ew sourbe of be at the Hillside Municipal Call (or Free Dellvery-WA 3 24M revenue for Mundet. It is purchased by a large shoe manufacturing Building, corner of Liberty and concern for use- as cushion material in the shoes, according to our By Democrats Hillside avenues, from 2 to 4 and. informant^, Samuel Katz was reelected chair 6:30 to 9 p.m. man •• of the Democratic municipal In charge of arrangements will , Mayfair Liquor Store RECENT DISCUSSIONS concerning a Hillside hospital have committee Thursday night at be Dr. Gerson L. Ram, health of reminded soma nr mir r Mirim's that the township a few years back Graham Winter - Daniel Cerven ish-Amerlcan Hall, 400 Bloy street. ficer. Liquors - Wines - Beers - Soda -turned down'the feelers of an Elizabeth and Newark hospital to to- - Also reelected~were -M-rs~.~-Kaihryn_ More than 2,700 chest x-rays WA 3-5450 -eats in Hillside in the North avenue seotlon. it was the offioial senti- Miller, vice chair lady; Mrs. Rae have been taken of Union Coun For Free Prompt Delivery ■nent that Hillside, with Its gradually dwindling area available for Leventer, recording secretary, and ty residents In the l2 commufi!- 1454 NORTH BROAD STREET development, ootjlfl not not afford to sell land for any more, tax- Mrs. Mary Tully, treasurer. | ties already visited by the porta (Mayfair Theatre Bldg.) tree organizations. New officers are Monroe Acker ble unit. These rwtders feat that a Sfflsidf hdspitalf-if MuiEout of tax man, vice chairman; Mrs. Sally -ifloome. would-ha a-v«Ry-h«avqt-hiirdm ..and would likely be a constant C-o-h e n ,__corresponding secretary. drain on the township’s tax resources, since few hospitals are self- and Eugene Abramowitz, sergeant- sustainiagv^i at-arms. -.... Hillside physicians, according to these discussions, appear in seri- Hillside Neighbors ous disagreement over the advisability of establishing.a local hospital. . And there is now the adcifed problem of finding the space for one, DAVII) B. PEARCE since there-b* little'Undeveloped land remaining, Printing — Photo Offset TSK1 TSK! Those denizens of. .the new Municipal Building who Wedding Invitations REGISTER NOW have suddenly become weight conscious and are using the scale in 1454 N. BROAD ST., HILLSIDE f . . N. S. Phillips Photo the Police Detective Bureau to keep ah eye oft their figures may be Mayfair Theater Bldg. Emanuel Reiter, third from left; presents certificate to Henry H. Nussbaum, second from right, for serv living lft,a fodl’s paradUo. Thd Detective Bureau scale, if is learned, WAverly $-6033 For TW O HOURS Volunteer Seryice is not so young anymore and may have lost much of its resiliency. ice to the club as president in 1956. Others, left to right, are Misa Jean-Itae Turner,* Edward J. Love, Bor those interested in checking its accuracy, there Is a brand new Joseph Galfy, Dr. Bernard Senner, club president, a id Julian R. Thomas who also participated in awards. scale in the. Recreation Commission office In the basement—if they Hillside Klwaiiis Club last Wed Senner, d u b president. Nuasbauni gift. _ can manage to toddle dawn to that subterranean hideout. ■ v nesday night was awarded the ban also presented an honorable, men Joseph Galfy, president of MARCH for MENTAL HEALTH High School Key Club, turned, over Rflouiiuy ner for being the outstanding club tion ribbon for achievement to Dr. ” FUNERAL HOME to Kiwanis- a service award and in the district, the third successive Senner. check for $25 received at the re May 6-11 COME TO THE CARNIVAL 10W N. Broad .St., Hillside year it has attained the distinction. Nussbaum received from Emanuel cent Key Club convention in As The presentation was made by Hen Reiter, program chairman, a cita bury Park. The money will be used EL 2-1663 ry H. -Nussbaum, lieutenant govern tion for outstanding service \o the for Kiwanis crippled Children Call Sunday, May 5 — 11 a.m. To 5 p.m. or of the district, club as president last year and a work. Szarko’s Liquor Store Re c r e a t i o n f i e l d , Hi l l s id e a v e n u e Mrs. Frank Ninesling J 8B . INC. Salem Pharmacy ZIMMERMAN PHOTO Matt-Rest Products ' S y (epp. Municipal Building, Hillside) 1317 Liberty Avenue 1201 Salem Art., HlllMdt Complete Line Of Cemerme “Your Toy & Juvenile 293 Shelton Terrace, Hillside.<3 soft 4 KIDDIE RIDES — GAMES FOR CHILDREN W/s 1-0658 — WA 3-1495 FREE PROMPT DELIVERY, Russell Rtover Candles And Photo Suppllee Furniture Store*' LUNCH a REFRESHMENTS — PONY RIDES tt 1 «4 - H KEGS BEES and Hallmark Greeting Cards 1455 LIBERTY AVENUE Baby Carriages — Bicycles PRIZES GALORE COOLERS FOR HIRE We Call far and Deliver Near War Memorial Bldf. Toys — Lionel Trains WAVERLY 6-0086 ic e Cu b e s s o l d • , Prescriptions — EL 2-423• WA 1-5314 1275 Liberty Are. — WA M2M Sponsored by HILLSIDE HADASSAH Page THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957' Plant Employes Exhibit Exhibits in the fields of art,4 needlOcraft, handicraft and photog- efeller Center, New York, on June raphy, made by employees of. Bris 5, 6 and 7. fFiniarCs Rainbow9 Attracts tol-Myers Products division here, At that time, the Hillside win JWfll be the features,of the. eighth! ners will compete against the win annual Arts and Crafts Exhibit on ners of the Bristol Laboratories May Crowds To Church Musical May 8, 9 and 10. Sponsored by the exhibit held in Syracuser N. Y .v and Large audiences.attended the per company, the • exhibit will be held the New York May exhibit with en= ’ in the...Bristol-Myers Recreation tries from the New York offices; the formances of the musical “ Finlan’s Rita O’Neill, Mrs. John Polewszak, Hall, Long avenue, Hillside. nationwide Sales Divisions; the Rainbow" given by the Cftristonlan -Mrs.—Vincent—Priest, Mrs.—Robert Entries will be judged liT four Players of Christ the King church Charles Ammen Co.; Bristol-Myers Bribe, Miss Ernestine Policastro, different divisions: Art—oil paint- International ~D i v is i o n , includ Sunday afternoon and last night. Miss Patricia Prescott. ingSi, water colors, black and white, ing Australhfcr New Zealand, Mexi- The show will be repeated tonight charcoal, etchings and woodcuts:' ■nd tomorrow night) In the parish Mrs. Fran Quinlan, Mr. Fran Needlecraf t — knitting, crocheting, zier’s. Inc. of Kansas City, and the school auditorium Quinlan sewing, dress, making and embroid Kimball Manufacturing Corporation Members of'th e cast are Arthur ate Association! ery; Handcraft—wood, l-eather and •George Rbtfihardt, M;rs. John Eick- of San Rafael-California. Flynn, Marty Tozcko, Don Voltaire, erhauser, Mrs. Henry Roohe, Mrs. IjBjEMgljE 1 hd'l uSTn^TTumltro^ FUegn~Muhen7—WtHla7Tr R ingwoodr Liquor Store Owner Miss -Sandra Hershbain. daugh- 'Last Summer she studied Spanish toys, jewelry and models; and black Stephanie Sahia, Mrs, William Shu- at^'Middteburyr^-aillBgrTO nH ir^ - AugusTHDomerskl, Roberta GrafT hala, Mrs. Martin Szymansky. Mrs. t s m r Mrrtted Mrs. Aaron- Hersh- • and white as well as color photog- Carol Foraiv Peggy Roche, Valerie Frank Seika, Mr. Ben Scassera, Mr. tum this Summer for her master’s ^rapjiy. Seniors Enroll In bain, of 1241 Oakwood avenue re Rothhaxdt, Mary Rickerhauser, Pa William Shuhala, Mr. Walter S z y -j degree. She completed student Judges for this year’s show are cently was awarded the Founder’s tricia Bygne, Joseph Setz, Jean. Mi manski, Mrs. George Bchlegsl, M rs., Robbed In His Car teaching to Spanish last week »t Werner Bruger, art director of P ay Certlflcaie-for high scheiastlcJ Hillside High $chpnl.______" . chel, Ted Giardalas, Marilyn Frei- William Tinschmidt, Mrs. Wallace Westfield Senior High School and Secretary School hott, Barbara McGuire Antoinette Tidaback, Mrs. Daniel Uhl, Mrs. I A Newark liquor store owner. Wil-*— attainment at the Washington instructor in adult art at Westfield 4 looal girls are enrolled in the Muraglia, Jule Flynn, Patsy Dante, Richard M . Harris. 20i, Valte* Joseph Verba, Mrs. George Weigly. j 11am Newler, 30, of 237 Clinton ave- Newler at first estimated his loss Square College of Arts and Sol-' Kutharirre Gibbs .Softool. Montclair, Jfiftji Walsh,; Marge Benak, "Anlta- Mrs. Frank Weishapl, Mrs. Joseph View road, has been elected treas _jwill.judge..the art; Mrs. Verne Hen.: nue, Newark, was robbed last Wed at $165, but later said the amount aides. New York University.” She for i^he term beginning September Stralkus. Mary. B e r t i n g . MarV Wallack, Mr. Joseph Mrs. j urer of Interfratemity -e o u ro in r ~ ry, supervisor of handicraft in the ] nesday afternoon at gun point in a nl«o recently elected to Fhl ^4, i^ was announced this week Byrne, Herman Feftrenbacft and- Frederick Zweidinger. was $336. including thirteen 410 J^high-Hniversityj .Bethlehem, Pa. “ Scotch~PlarasrSchCFOlT!~ handicraft; They are Miss Anita Prancine Jas- daring daylight holdup on one of Beta Kappa, national scholastic Charles Bpingler,------bills, seven 10s and a flvei The vis- Mrs. J. Kovack, an Essex County cor. of 530 Buchanan street: Miss ’•In the role of sharecroppers are the township’s most heavily trav honor society; Um geld the holdup man missed a Supervisor, needlecraft; and Joseph | Carol Ann McTernan,.of 549 Con- Jule WecsCy, Debbie Greene, Mona eled streets. The bandit escaped Miss Hershbain. a senior, will be SAVE TIME AND DeCaro of the photographic staff', ant street; Miss Suellen Stempler, Confalone, Bernice Seib, Mitzi Di- HILLSIDE” with $336 but overlooked $240. deposit of $238 in another'pocket,' graduated June 6 .after attending of the Plainfield “Courier-News,” of 281 Williamson avenue, and Miss Gesu and' William Poschock. N e wM e r told Patrolman Jack which he was taking to the Hillside college on an Alumni Scholarship ENERGY. REFER photography. Joan Lois Storm, of 421 Sanford Walter Howell is director of, the King, wlyom he stopped near Folloe National Bank, plus $32 of his ow n. with full tuition for four years. .The— Hillside exhibits, winning, avenue. AlLwlll^be. graduated^ from. show., with .Rev,. Gerard B. Whelan, HI-LIGHTS Headquarters ait Hillside and High . Newler ar.d his father run the She is a member of Sigma Delta TO CLASSIFIED Newler- Liquor - Mart -at the Newark first, second and third prizes and Hil’side High School ip June. accompanist. Stage manager is Wil By Rhoda Grushkin land avenues, that he was halted' Pi, national Spanish honor society address. He described the holdup BUSINESS ADS. the special "novice” prize in each' liam R i n g w o o d / choreographer, Field Trip Planned In traffic) on North Broad street and Is ail undergraduate member of the four divisions, will be en- near the (Mayfair Theatre- when he mail as about 21 years old, 5' 6" tall, TOWNSHIP NOTES Doris Stralkus; lights, Wendel Rot Senior sociology classes under the ered in the Bristol-Myers Inter was approached by a young man. about 140, pounds with blond hair Is your house for sale? For„quick ter and George Palfi; sound, Ed supervision of Mr. Floyd Do Nicola, company Exhibit to be held at Sfiss® stranger said he was ill and j ar.d wearing a red flannel shirt. Po-' results, phone Theresa M. Rensen, ward Cuiba; prompter, Lillian Ba-' economics and government teacher, Bristol-Myers* main offices in Rock-' asked Newler to drive him to a doc lice sent out a teletype alarm.' D e Broker, WA 6-4240—Adv. tiato; orchestra, Carl Leonhard. wlU participate i n ' a field trip to tor. When Newler refused, the man tectives Robert Mason, and R obert Members .of the general commit-* Greystone State Park Hospital and De Prospo are Investigating, tee are: Bprdentown Reformatory Tuesday, forced his way into his car, pressing WEEKEND PREVIEW Honorary .Ghairman, Rev. Gerard May 7, a .32 calibre revolver a t his Side. I g a n g e r d r e s s in g m e e t in g HERTZ B. Wl)elan; General chairmarf, New Jersey sponsors the toups to He commanded Newler to drivel SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, M AY 4-5 Henry B. Grant; Mr. Joseph Anc- Inform visitors, of the treatment south on North Broad street then! j l ’nai B’rith Women, Hillside DRIV-UR SELF SySTEM mon, . Mrs. Emmet Archer, Mrs. and facilities o'ffered the mentally west op Hillside *avenuo. Meanwhile Chapter, cancer dressing unit will rides, amusements, kiddieland, music John Berting. Mrs. William Bren-! 111 and senile patients of this state. Move-Ur-Seli and Save nan, Mrs. George Brandt, Mrs. The students will examine the pro THE PLACE FOB FUN Frederick Bfandsteln, Mrs. Edna1 cesses of rehabilitation at the lnstl- the money, .leaving the wallet on man; 335 Trinity place. All m em - CARS $5.50 PER DAY Boyno, rMrs: 'Ramon ;Batiat07 "Mrs. ithe^eat. At the HilMde Elka Club. bers-^are -urgecL-ta~ attendr - anud to. URtsnsr S e a s o n O p e n in g , M a y IB Brenner, Mr. Frederick Brand- jtoden tow a Reformatory inmates 244 Hillside avenue, Newler was savfr^lj"ironed*sheets and pillow TRUCK RENTALS W it h Free C ir c u s Da )l.Yi stein, Miss Mary Byrne, Mrs.- receive psychdloglcal- aid and voca ordered to stop the car and the cases, to prepare bandages for, DAY, WEEK, or MONTHLY George Byrnes, Mrs. Henry ©aval- tional' training to help them plan stranger jumped oufe disappearing needy cancer patients. S w im m in g P o o u MAY W cante, Mrs, Peter Confalone, Mrs. their future wisely. The law viola-, in the direction of Route 21 The Ooffee and cake will be servecL^by 407 TRINITY PLACE (Cor. Magnolia Are.) Louis Castellan!, Mrs, Anthony-Cir- tors are trained to respond to the Elks Glub is about two blocks from, the hostess. • ELiz. 4-1114-5-6 ELIZABETH. N. J. rito„ Mrs. Louis Costa*, Mr. Louis honor system. Police Headquarters Castellan!, Miss Evelyn Cort, Mrs. Mrs. Eleanor Nulton, president of According to Patrolman King, BUY BONDS AND KEEP TH EM James Coates. the Board of Education, will be Mrs.' Anthony Diamante, Mrs.. guest chaperone for the trip. Joseph DaCosta, Mrs. JohiUDesoh* First Sports Day LOW SPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT ON FLASH T.V.SERVICE M rs.-^obir-'- Dempseyr Mr. --John- -T h e CUils’- Athletic. Council will Dempsey, Mr, AUgust Domerski, sponsor Its first Sports Day Wed SUPERIOR COAL & KOPPERS COKE Hollywood Ave. EL 4-2161 Mrs. Lena Fernicola* Mrs. Joseph nesday, May 8, All high school girls Make Your Own Salt Sticks! • We Repair Any Make TV Sets FerniCola, Mrs. Kenneth Farrell, are invited io participate in the af Cut day-old bread into finger- Car Radios Repaired and Installed Mrs. Arthur Flynn, Mrs. Walter ter-school event. They can sign u p length pieces (about one inch Fischl, Mrs. Myles Freel„ Mr. Wal in the girls' locker room.’ - thick, four inches long). Brush on melted FREE SHOP SERVICE ter Fischl,- Mr; Joseph Fedorszyk,. All. participants wil} have the op butter, sprinkle with lota of Sterling Salt, HOURS: Mon, Wed., Thurs. 9 a-m. - 9 p.m. Mrs. Eugene Forgione, Mrs. George portunity to. play basketball, volley brown in a hot oven. Served hot, they’re ■ Tues., Fri., Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Gomboa, Mrs. Charles Gfeller, Miss ball, softball, social games and other extra-good at any meal. 24 HOUR SERVICE — F. STEVENS Ann Gural, Miss Barbara Getz, Mrs.., indoor and outdoor activities. There Greco, Miss G e o g h e g a f l , MISS' ^ell be relay ra’ces. The games will Colored Patio Blocks In Stock ' . . 29c each now-white “tparks of. Margaret Gallagher, Mrs. Dean rotate on a team basis. Harney, Mrs. Leo Hirsch, Mrs, Pe Sue Goldman, G.A.O. president, R ead, th e ter Bumanik, Mrs. John Helmstet- will act as overall chairman for the WM. HALE COAL & SUPPLY CO. STERLING SALT Know What ter, Mrs. Samuel Hodavance, Mrs. program. Miss Mary Jane Gallagher ^CLASSIFIED and Mrs. Marion Malthaner, girls' COAL — KOrPERS COKE — PtEL OIL - brings out the best ,in food! ' gyni teachers, will supervise the Pnduct
“ A Garden of Music" and will fea- ~ K & L DECORATORS Local Team Going occupancy permit becausesST S I School To Present ture the school orchestra under the Makers of Fine Living Room Furniture change in use.. The board ruled the permit will not be issued until re direction of Seymour Stein, and the 1147 LIBERTY AVENUE EL 3-MU.- WA 6-3333 To Valley Forge quirements of the Fire Department Festival O f Music school chorus under the direction of combustible bureau are met as out I Howard Kravitz. Hth ANNIVERSARY SALE Va l l e y f o r g e , p a .- a «*tu- lined by Fire Captain Robert W. The annual Spring music festival There will be vocal and instru- deh| teacher ie&ttf’ from Hillside Sonntag. Slipcover* for SOFA & 1 CHAIR $49,50 High School, muned for principal of the A. p. Morris School will be mental solors and novelty numbers by WL Objections to the application were hsM Friday evening. May 8, at 7:45 ®*“* ers ?f the, SML NtHa .Blab- Styled For Year ’Round Use — 1,000 Patterns To Choose From - honors the Freedoms Foundation filed by Mrs. Shirley Fox, of 19 *.*r*»m ’ r , ’ . ard Douglas, of the A. B. Morris 1956; Freedom Awards program, will ^oloek --n the school auditorium. f« caHy, ia general ehairman assist- SOFA A 1 CHAIR REUPHOLSTERED (Formerly $135) $119,oq Clark street, and Mr. and Mrs. Hy agiye at historic Valley Forge on man Stateman, of 15 Mertz avenue. The festival will have as Its theme; ed by faculty committees. CLEANERS — SHIRT LAUNDERERS UPHOLSTERY CLEANING (Sofa and 1 Chair) j l t i « Sa turday * May 4, to participa te in the “Valley Forge Pilgrimage.” The LIBERTY and HILLSIDE AVENUES REPAIRING — CUSHIONS REFULED representatives are John Kulikow- SEAT BOTTOMS REBUILT ON SOFAS AND CHAIRS ski. instructor, and Peter Gloving, Scholarships For HILLSIDE, N. J. W A 9-9544 TTsi, it, ’ U1 ooa ^uchuiian strest, | WEEKLY CROSSWORD^PUZZLE Hillside. The Hillside High School team Nurses Approved wHl-j oln witrh repreeenfrarires of 40 ^T-he- oxeoutive hoard of- the Union DRIVE-IN 5 HK. SERVICE m o r t g a g e l o a n s somr’ ,ti»'"sworTaHiOT,'ro® w county' Heart Association has ap Wild Canary states, for . a three-day, all-eiroense Store Your Garments and Precious Furs In Our Interest charged only on unpaid balance. Repay proved tuition scholarships for four tour of historic shrines in the^Val- nurses to attend a special workshop monthly like rent Low legal fees. Prompt inspec- . HORIZONTAL ( Promontory MODERN COLD STORAGE VAULT iey Forge-PhiladSlphia-Washington at Rutgers University, N e w a r k , tion without obligation. D7C:~area.— ■dealing with thb care of persons t Depicted bird 7 Symbol tor CLEANING and GLAZING 3 Unclouded chlorine ; Freedoms Foundation at Valley suffering from cardiac disorders. Forge is a non-profit, non-political^ lOKind of race 8 Rabbit " The nurses who will be selected to 12 Brazilian 9 Spasmodic a^-non»segto3?^n-a^ards organi^- attend will include one each from jffn which a-nh^u-all y hondra" macaw muicular gt. Ellzabtth Hospital, Elizabeth 13 Titles contraction through-awaTd7~indivl ^:J| j t t f l l ] COMPLETELY INSTALLED “ Hillside’s Only Locksmith” * NO MONEY DOWN m u s v t:" i I H I I * 3 YEARS TO PAY Powell’s Key and Saw Shop SMALLER TRUCK CARRIES MORE — Designed especially for America’s congested highways is this new lightweight Dodge door- 1188 LIBERTY AVE. MU, 6-2489 TOOLS - WORK CLOTHES - GIFTS lo-door delivery truck. It is only 169 inches long from Lumpenmpep-fo HAND Sc POWER LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Se SOLD (jumper — over 3 feet shorter than an average car. The truestucli can SPORTING GOODS - HOUSE FURNISHINGS 795 SCISSORS Sc PINKING SHEARS SHARPENED easily U-tum on the narrower residential- streets, and - can deliver goods faster and more ecbnomlcally than many larger trucks. HOUSE LOCKS SOLD Sc INTALLED WE ALSO INSTALL GAS UNITS JACK REDLUS TOMORROW’S SIDINC TODAY! Formerly afiE SOLOMON STORE WEBER & KURTZ S 1299 LIBERTY AVENUE WA 9-9507 : BIgelow 3-2163 ALSIDE RAXES ENAMEL I U M N I U P SIDING 13 Beautiful Colors To Choose From O'NEILL JEWELERS For new homes or over wood shingles, stucoo, brick or any other surface. Will not chip, peel, warp or crack. Fire-proof, wateT-proof, wind-proof, rust-proof. INSULATES SUMMER AND WINTER. No termite or rot damage. Reflects summer sun . . keeps costly 26 WESTFIELD AVE, ELIZ. EL 4-2694 SALEM CERAMIC ART STUDIO winter heat inside. NEVER NEEDS FAINTING. CLOCKS — WATCHES — SILVERWARE FLORENCE FRESOLONE Kilns, Molds, Supplies and Instructions, China Painting WILL FURNISH ESTIMATE WITHOUT OBLIGATION! Grandfather Clocks Repaired . Porcelain, Lace Draping, Ceramics, Personalized Gifts HUMMEL GIFT W ARE 1042 SALEM ROAD UNION, N. J. JET ALUMINUM DISTRIBUTING CO. MUrdock 8-2077 1444 CHESTNUT AVENUE, HILLSIDE (o p p o s it e westinghousei MUrdock 6-1020 FQR REAL ESTATE GAS GREENBERG..... OR INSURANCE WORKS WONDERS RUG GLEANING Millwork & Supply Co. “ C” JOHN PQZAR IN YOUR HOME REPAIRS — STORAGE 1170 Liberty Ave., Hillside, N. J. EL 4-9330 145 FRELINGHUYSEN AVE., NEWARK, N. J. WE HAVE THE BUYERS . . . WE NEED LISTINGS Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Co. LUMBER — MILLWORK PAINTS — MASONS’ MATERIALS A MILL SUPPLIES 16 WEST JERSEY ST. ELIZABETH, N. J. • Paints & Varnishes • Plywood 9 Glass • Medicine Cabinets • Wallboards• Moulding • Hardware * Storm Sash* Frames - • Insulation • “ Screens ~ r - • Trim Salem Paint & Wallpaper Co. UNION PLATEGLASS €0., INC • Doors • Imitation Tile • Chrome, Moulding PAINTS BY DU PONT - DUTCH BOY - SHERWIN WILLIAMS AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WHILE-U-WAIT LUMBER CUT TO SIZE PARIGIAN Carpet Go. WA 64434 LATEX SFEEDY SATIN PLATE & WINDOW GLASS— Bigelow 3-6600 1020 SALEM ROAD UNION, N. J. MIRRORS RESILVERED — TABLE TOPS 1475 N. BROAD ST. HILLSIDE- Picture Frames Made To Order . DELIVERIES AT NO EXTRA CHARGE MUrdock 8-9055 926 STTUYVESANT AVE., UNION, N. J. MUrdock 8-8020-8021 Serving Hillside Since 1920 QUEEN DINETTES MICHAEL GIORDANO CONTRACTOR E .4 M . STEVENS & SON From Factory To You—DIN Masonry Work — Asphalt Paving — Estimates Cheerfully Given MUNSON-LIED CO. ETTE Sc KITCHEN SETS. ’ 1129 WOODRUFF AVE. EL 2-2656 100’s of, patterns and styles to ( t ? 0 C jj 1061 THOMAS ST. HILLSIDE, N. J. Radiator Enclosures & Grills — Radiator Enclosures Refinished choose from ...... t EL 3-6577 * Sheet Metal Specialties — General Sheet Metal Work We Can Beuphobter Your Old Set In Any Color Desired Tinning — Roofing — Flashings — Gutters A Leaders 333 N. Broad St., Elizabeth EL 4-3943 FOR COMPLETE SUMMER COMFORT “COMFORT CONDITION” IDEAL FLOOR COVERING CO. YOUR ENTIRE HOME WITH L E N N Y ’ S 5 & 1 0 1903-05 Morris Ave.,' Union, N. J. MU 8-2356 Attic Fans — Window Fans 1594 MAPLE AVE. W A 3-1177 (Kitchen Fans — Roll-A-Bout Pedestal Fans RAMSEY ,AVE. HILLSIDE, N. J. KentUe Asphalt Tile 9x9 — 8c each JUMBO q u il t e d g a r m e n t b a g s Inlaid Linoleum TBe (perfect) 9x9 — l»c each R. F. STENGEL & SON Reg. $2.29, with this coupon $1.50 • BIGELOW St ALEXANDER SMITH CARPETS • \ ROUTE ZZ NEAR BLOY STREET JUMBO SIZE PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKET • ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM • MUrdock 8-3626 CHELSEA HILLSIDE, N. J. MU 67447 Reg.$3.95, with this coupon $2.49 RUG * FURNITURE CLEANING SERVICE Page THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957 Kenilworth Girl Hadassah Supper Girl Scout Councill ¥FW A Auxiliary Install Resident’s Bride For Installation Hillside Chapter of Hadassah stallation supper will be held Tues day, May 7 at 7 p.m. at the new Alpine Caterers^ Maplewood. Mrs. Mernie Kisenberg will be in stalled as president for a second term. Also taking office will 'be: vice presidents, Mrs. Jack Barsky, Mrs. Milton Carls, and Mrs. George Goldman; treasurer, Mrs. Martin Goldman; recording secretary. Mrs. Robert Goldberg; financial secre tary, Mrs. Louis ^foss; and corres ponding secretary, Mrs. B u r t o n Bergman. dent of the chapter, will be install ing officer, and Mrs. Isaac Mandel* baumr-ohair-man--of- -education, ■ -will, TJffer the invocation. Mrs. Harvey Greenfield; program chairman, and heir^SOichairman, Mrs. Barsky, will present a skit en- Titletr^Wtsh^fou'Were^Here*1 under Hillside Photo Service I * e SBO yfi. run—l. Pankuck, V. 2. El 120 yd. high hurdles—!. Andres, lis, H. 8. Nicinski' C. Time: 2:09. H. 2 Oamey, C . 8. Dlrcks, C. time: Recreation Awards Night May 9 One-mile run1—1. Bachenberg, H. O T • • | 2. Poole. U. S. Lalevee, H. Time: It was announced today by Peter Comet Nine Divides 2 Tilts ¥t82. . , J> 180:: yd .^ w ■ Andres^ H-4 OT Htumanlk, Recreation Superin 120 yUi high hurdles—1. Creek- 2. 6astaid^'.l'Hy 3.'*TI^;betw€en'*Dp tendent. that Awards Night for the Runners" of the Intermediate Girls and Malone, % . Time: 21,6. Recreation Commission’s W inter Basketball League, and “Edgcomb Time: 16.5. Shot put—1. Avino, H. 2. Studney. asketball program Will York, rf 0 Paifl p 1$0 yd. low hurdles*-!. Andres, H. 3. Sisia, C. Distance: 46 ft. 11; in. Thursday evening, May 9, a t ’ the League. Malinowski, Trip Irvington 2-0; O'Deo, r f H. 2. Creekmur, f t 3. Ryan, U Disous^-1. Studney. H. 2. Sisla, War Memorial Building at 7 o’clock. All who took part In the various Prenolata.fp 0,1 Diam ond, ss Time: 22.3. O. 3. AvinA H. Distance: 126 ft. 6 in.: The following teams are slated tOi Tyber, if league activities and their parents 0 Craig,. If; Shot put—1. Avino, H. 2. Studney, Javelinr—1. Studney* H. 2. Morri receive championship awards: The are Invited to attend. Several promi —1 Kerner. ib H. 3. Reynolds, f t Distance: 46 ft. son, C. 3. Carrocia, H. Distance: “Eagles” , who captured .the Midget nent sports celebrities are being Totals 2 Hodavance, 3b 3 Ip.. . -■ 161 ft. League title; the “Aces" who took contacted and it Is hoped they will HILLSIDE Perth Amboy Wins ■ " Discus—1. Studney, H. 2. Bardy, Pole vaultH-l^Resos, H. 2.'Morri the Junior League title; the “Lads be on hand. Admission is free and Stoskus, 2b 1 T ota ls U. 8. Blaine, U. Distance: 128 ft, 5% son, C. 3. Bachenberg, H. Height: A” team which Won the Senior refreshments will be served at the By Lewis Lozowick Menkln, cf 0 ' Irvington in, H tr6 in r League -title; the champion- “Court. conclusion of the program. Hillside High School’s baseball Vogtman. c 1[ Hillside 0 0 0 0 0 2 x—2 Javelin-srl, Studney, H. 2. Roy- High jump— 1. Castaldo, O. 2. was awarded -first base. Robert lano*» U. 3. Reynolds, U. Distance: Dirdks,1 C. 3. T ie among Carney, CL team played Perth vAmboy High dayance walked for, the third: 153 ft.‘ 8% I&; • .....“ ^ Bllh and Bachenberg, H. Height: 5 snhnnl and Irvington High School straight time, advancing Kenifr in Pole vault—1, Duch, Baby Food 1 0 ^ 9 9 Top Quality Gov't Graded Extra phones do more Clapp’ s Strained Baby Food 7;.? ! O' : 89 "U. 5. Choice" Beef l a C a m J gerber’S’ BEECH-NUT,HEINZ jr 7% oz. q * J l s r O O d plus one jar FREE O Jars 0 7 than save steps Clapp’s Round Roast Chopped Food or RQUNP STEAK Plus one jar FREE LANCASTER BRAND BONELESS ! Solid meat! No fat 6 1 ” 7 9 added I Tender, juicy, top-quality Ib. "U.S. Choice" beef. 7 9 LOUELLA EVAPORATED Veal Roast RUMP Jfe 49* M I L K 6 ~ 7 3 < Fancy milk-fed. A delightful change for' week-end menus. Homogenized. Vitamin D increased. Consult your physician for infant feeding direction. LANCASTER BRAND , m * * Beef Tongues SMOKED 4 V c LANCASTER BRAND IDEAL BRAND Bacon • pk«- 3 5 *« '* < 6 9 c Tomato Juice 4"n$100 ■ Ham Hocks -— Frosted Fish— ROUND THE CLOCK-ORANGE A APRICOT LANCASTER BRAND 0 * 4 * ■ SMOKED lb- 2 9 c Cod Fillet To»t* O' S«a Ib. pkg. 35c Blended Juice I Sliced Bologna 12 OZ. pkfl. 39 c Scallops lSa?a! 7“'^ ' 49c HEINZ ■ Cooked Salami ,2 JX 4 9 c Fancy ftjirimn »hwi abI J IL Tomuto Ketchup 2^43* BAKERY DEPT. GOOD N' KRISP VIRGINIA LEE-LARGE , . . a lot of little pleasures make an extra phone Sweet Gherkins APPLE PIES 49< a bargain in many ways KEEBLER'S SUPREAAE — PLAIN or POPPY SEED Honey Graham s 1B oz. pkc Vienna Bread 2 & 35* Tha fam ily can join in on family calls— Special this week only! "Dated" for freshness! using the extra phones yon can all get together fo i a real visit with grandmother, FINEST FRUITS & VEGETABLESj favorite aunt or whoever’s calling. DAIRY FEATURES NEW FLORIDA WHITE A I P Friendly relaxation . . . it’s easier to Muenster Cheese > 49* L«lrg time out to chat with Mends if the phone is always handy. Potatoes Sound, dean, fresh new potato*. rv.h*d -direct from wnny Florida. Kraft Cheez-Whiz ':29< Privacy when you want It . . . this is . „ RED RIPE A Extra Sharp Cheese sL't »• 7 9* eep^wdally welcome ta teenagers and a relief , Dad likes it for business calls too. VJutermelon FROZEN FOODS- They're really delicious, sweet, wonderful eating. En|oy It nowl You stop m issing calls . . . the / phone is always in earshot—easy IRISH C0 1 I SLAW 2 ^ 29. Beef Steaks ’s 3 ^$1 SR ‘ \ to reach without rushing. FRISK HURRY RHUBARB 2— 15< Ideal Brand French Fries 2^M9c (xdl^ourlielephone business office Birds Eye Broccoli Spears 2'°£ 49* Ideal Mixed Vegetables 2 X 41c NEW JERSEY BELL 6rOWrr' rmHi Prl» ‘ » » « « " S # W«)o«doy, May * * ,-A« OH», f,k». n.ro-,1. Muy !«,. t e l e p h o n e COMPANY_^^K OPKH MOXDAT THRU FRIDAY TO 0 PM SATURJD \Y TO 6 P.M. — 1J06 LIBERTY AVENUE, HTLL8IDB THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY SERVICES YOU NEED ATITO DEALERS CARPENTRY INSURANCE CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN BUNDY CABINETS KATHRYN A. KELLER FORMICA COUNTERS GENERAL IN8URANC, - PORCH ENCLOSURES 1444 North Broad Stre.M Accordion School MOTOR CAR GO. Book Cases — Radiator Covers V12 JBLOY STREE1 HILLSIDE Telephone; WAverly 3 gggi Alterations — Play- .Rooms Private - ,* Accordion Lessons cJ-faxold dBzzcjtz Complete and Efficteu, Seme* ant . countenance in school board affairs where they believe it A Specialty In Complete EL 3-5989 103* UNION AVE should not be tolerated. Accordion Repairs Accordions Sold Authorized Dealer For iHlip SillaUip (Sintra The showdown is expected to come shortly, perhaps at the -DRtV-EWAYS PLUMBING May 8 meeting of the beard. NASH - RAMBLER ^TREATING of Hillside Rrasby toxian Church. ^ MU 6-3472 METROPOLITAN Asphalt Driveways Chairmen Chosen j Saturday AND PAKKINC LOTS BUILT Barn dance of Hillside Little 424 NORTH BROAD ST MU 8-4421 BR 6-3240 THE HILLSIDE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY League Auxiliary. AIR COMPRESSOR.4 AU work dene with power roll*'. By School Group S u n d a y __ FT TZARETH. N. J. All kinds of mason work done. Air compressor rental service MILLER & DUFEK Selection of committee chairmen Children’s oarnival of Hillside JAMES La MORGESE Chapter Hadassah. for concrete tjreakuu of the Citizens Adyjsorjr Committee Elizabeth 4-4926 Plumbing ang Heating Contraeton Telephone WAverly 3-9297 Communion Breakfast of Christ an d emergency service 18 PAINE AVE. to the Board of Education took the King'Church Rosary Society. ____ SUBSCRIPTION RATES for Industrial plants IRVIN G TO N place-Thursday-nlght-ln the-SohooL 1192 Liberty Ave. Hillside. N. j. Tile TIMES wiU be senii to any part of the united States for Administration Building. AUTO ES 2-3!i£3 Installation of officers by Ladles OFFICE: MU 8-0320 tfie regular subserlption prlce o f $S;50 a year, single copies 8 cents. Lawrence Levitas, former board Auxiliary of Charles Wernicke Jr. Peter A, Drobach Co. Postage to Canada and foreign countries must be added to these rates. UPHOLSTERY member, heads the research com Chapter 55, D.A^Vv__ * Construction Equipment ELECTRICAL COMMUNICATIONS J j mittee; Sol-Frank, public relations; Tuesday Mrs. William Keriiper, get-out-the- General Auto Upholstery The TIMES is always pleased to publish letters and other items Bummer roundup o f ' George U.S. Highway No. 22 MU 6-0018 CONTRACTING PRINTERS of .interest to readers, and invites such communications. The name vote, and Julian R; Thomas, policy Washington SchodI P.T.A. opposite Flagship. Union N. J. making and-membership.. Hillside Auto Top and address of the writer must be* given in every case, not necessarily Animal meeting of Woman’s Club According to Rev. Ronald E. Oss- STATIONERS for puhliO^fion. but as an evidence of good faith. Anonymous com* Hillside Hadassah board, meeting And Seat Cpver Co. Shep Electrical Service muQications wili not be published. .. mann, chairman of the executive AUTO 826 Bloy St. W A 6-2471 committee, there is immediate need Wednesday 1190 Liberty Ave. MU #-2224 REINHARD for a 16-room and gymiiasium ad 'Cancer dressing 'meeting of Hill ACCESSORIES ^ Pat McGarrigle, Prop. Wiring — Light SCHOOL BOARD POLITICS? dition to .the high school. side Chapter, B’nai B’rith Women PRINTING COMPANY Planning Board meeting. Convertible Tops - Seat Covers and Power There has been seme hesitation, observers have notioed, Printers - Stationers Installation of officers of Say- TRUCK CUSHIONS Motor and AU A-A AUTO STORES Office Supplies and Equipment over the reappointment of the auditor for the Board o f Educa brook School F.T.A. Repaired and Recovered tion, Paul K. Owen, who has served in that capacity for a Employe Injured Tuberculosis x-ray. • VANDERBILT TIRE SPECIALS Electrical Repairs Greeting Cards Dance of Ukrainian Catholic number of years. In fact, it had at first been announced, after 600x16 $1199 plus $1.64 tax CAMERAS Wedding Invitations Church. 670x15 13.77 plus 1.70 tax Air Conditioning Service the board's April meeting, that Mr. Owen had been reappointed, May 9 X441 North Broad Street but it seems the habit had mot kept pace with the facts. At Steel Factory 710x15 14.44 plus 1.82 tax & EQUIPMENT Community orchestra - rehearsal. 760x15 16.95 plus 2,02 tax WA 6-3M4 David Steele, * 32,. of 807 Third May 11 FLOORING It now appears that the hesitancy may be the result of in MOUNTED FREE avenue; Elizabeth,, an employe W Fashion show of St. Catherine UNION fluences at work to replace the auditor with a different ap- Schacht Steel Construction Inc., 0 2 0 . 24 MONTH Shop.ett Home Serviee TELEVISION pointee, and informed aouroeB attBibute-the influences to a type 469—HilIside-avenue,sustainedconY -M others -Da-y--dance-~'Of-—Hillside- - WRITTEN GUARANTEE CAMERA EXCHANGE Keniile Asphalt Tile 9x9 ... 6c ea. o f politics to which the beard is not accustomed. tusions of the abdomen and possible Reserve Police. Authorized Dealer Inlaid Linoleum Tile & RADIO SERVICh internal injury In an accident $t‘ Opening games of Hillside Little AUTO-LITE — DELCO KODAK - GRAFLEX (perfect) 9x9 ...... 10c ea. It may be said wit!' authority that board members are in the plant Friday morning. - • • ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM • League. BELL * HOWELL - REVERE disagreement over the appointment, with some of the newer Police reported.. Steele was oper May 12 BATTERIES BIGELOW A ating a portable electric - grihder United Jewish Appeal C-Day. High Fidelity Music .Systems ALEXANDER SMITH CARPETS members, abetted by one or more older members, favoring the Free Delivery y A Installation Hillside Radio & replacement, o f Mr. Owen'. Those who Want Mr. Owen reap when the emery wheel broke and May 13 Photo Finishing on Premisea WALL TILE — WALL BOARD the fragments ? struck him in the Board meeting of the Sinai Sis NEWARK BINOCULARS RUG A FURNITURE pointed are a little disturbed that politics is rearing its unpleas- CLEANING SERVICE Television Service Co stomach. He was treated at the terhood. 1034 Stuyvesant Ave., Union scene b y Dr. Joseph Peyser, town 577 So. Orange Ave. ES 2-9486 - May 14 1 UN 2-6573 Ideal Floor Covering Co." 1536 L ib ertr A ve., Hillsui. ship physician, and removed in the liezoning hearing of . Planning ELIZABETH ... N. J. Ave. . ambulance to Alexian Bros. Hospi Board. 63 Elizabeth Ave. EL 3-9148 tal, Elizabeth. Z E NITH " Service on Contract or Calk E-Z TERMS — 31.06 WEEKLY CAMERA EXCHANGE Junior Woman’s Club meeting. TOP SOIL HOME. MO VIE SPECIALISTS W A 3-4055 send congratulations May IS Legal Notice , Rezoning hearing o f Planning “township OF HILLSIDE 7 Pboto Supplies A Equipment PUBLIC NOTICE Welfare Employees m p erso n by P H O N E Board. Cameras - Projectors J. B. Smith It’s A Date I Installation b y Hurden-Looker EASE' TAKE NOTICE that Elect Mrs, Giordano Listings in this column will bej|| School P.T.A. de Planning Board has ma> Bought - Sold - Exchanged — DUMP TRUCK RENTAL — RICHMOND riven all organizations which May 16 303 MORRIS AVE. Mri. Jean Giordano^ Hillside's di supply the dates of their meet* Hillside Presbyterian Ohurihh ng recommen Top-Soil —- Fill Dirt rector of welfare, Wiursday night Mothers Circle cake and food sale. Elisabeth EL 3-7SCI 366 LONG AVENUE was elected president of the Union Community orchestra rehearsal. Open Thursday Until 9 bounty unit o f the Municipal Wei: on ly Today May 17 70* and schedule. The entire preliminary • HILLSIDE, p . J, fare Employees Association ol Neb Community Orchestra rehearsal. Hillside Democratic Club barn report, including the proposed ordinance, Jersey at Townley’s, Union.' Christ the King Church musical. dance. - MUrdock 6-1684 Rummage"sftle of Mothers Circle May 18 map and. schedule, and all the -matters and things contained therein, will be BUT BONDS AND KEEP THEM S U U L ° . of Hillside Presbyterian Ghurch. Veteran Auxiliaries bam dance ce submitting Its Anal report the considered at the public hearings. Copies *3-minute station rate from Newark _ Tomorrow for War Memorial Building »'Planning Board will hold public Christ the King Church musical. rs#6n the said preliminary report. of the 'proposed -ordinance? map and after 6 o.m. Tax not included, J tenance fund. schedule .have- been filed in the office Rummage sale of Mothers Circle May 19 of the Municipal Clerk at the Munii ‘ Mortgage-burning ceremony o f -thei for. Sinai Congregation. - Day in, day out- May 21 . he Municipal Bail] Outing of Hillside Chapter Ha be considered. dassah. HILLSIDE PLANNING BOARD 1 in every 12 people are afflicted! but...thankfully... Si ...May 22...... 2 By Bernard Bernstein, See. Paid-up membership party of this emblem Hillside Chapter,. B’hai B’rith Wo- THE MENTALLY ILL men. Past Presidents luncheon of Cal- See Who's Talking Vln Coolidge School P,T\A May 23 Meeting of Brownie Troop 38. Community Orchestra concert. May 25 . Annua I luncheon of Mother- CAN COME BACK Daughter Club of A.P. Morris School P.T.A. May 27 Mothers’ Day meeting of the Si nai Sisterhood. ; May 29 Board meeting of Hillside Chap ter, B ’nai B’rith Women, June 2 means youre All-day carnival and food sale of Sinai Sisterhood. I June 4 ' Annual birthday party luncheon of Woman’s Club. twice as sure of June 7 Dinner-dance of Hillside Com munity Orchestra. Reunion of High School Class of 1942. June If dependable beat Junior Woman’s Club meeting Here are two important reasons why STRICTLY FRESH Shell’s Certified Comfort plan delivers more efficient heating, at no extra cost AM BITION is like treacle: its **■ flow slows when conditions are chilly. We CERTIFYyou get premium service wrvic. when you ord.r ShdlHe*tingOil. Mw^anrdy on lato help you saw « A t the present time about 4 5 % o f mental We keep . regutar reconi of yq£ foaling oil fuel bill* too. We’ll eee that your furnace N ow is the time to start train requirement* refill your Iton^tui onto. femes ., ^U miw .fmt,-«ntt the W8V health patients admitted to |he .average hospital for the ing the dog to slay o ff porch fur matically. We protect your tank i ‘ mentally ill are eventually discharged. niture that he’s become accus Handy Subscription* Order Blank In a fe w 'well-equipped and well-staffed . In order to be sure to get your weekly copy of , The Shell Oil Company CERTIFIESyou get mental hospitals as m any as 7 0 % \ premium grade heating oil improve o l recover I Better equipment < The Hillside Times, with all the local news and . . . trained, staffs are desperately needed pictures, fill In the blank and mail to the office. ®h«ll Heating Oil was developed In the special additive FOA-6X*, keeps your fuel worid a finest burner laboratory to insure filter deen as it beats, THE HILLSIDE TIMES. better burning efficiency in your furnace. You get more economical, more depend- 1443 North Broad 8L, Ur. H is.toP* bum- able warmth with Shdl Heating OIL Yet it s ftinq tie B ell '■ * ban ordinary fuels. HlUalde. if. £ for Your Hooting Dollar tomed to sleeping .on nil Because Gentlemen: u i v e ^ you neglected to take ii into the house last tall, Encloied find check or money order for $3.5C, lor one to Mental Health l ... CALL US TODAY FOB A FREE ESTIMATE ON AN A man who brings home eoruty year’s subscription (52 issues) of The Hillside Times. OIL BURNER INSTALLATION OR CONVERSION or flowers other than on an an niversary 1? to be treasured, not • Convenient Credit Terms • questioned. Scientists looking lor the. per fect adhesive-should investigate TUi advertleemem contributed fay Sub lie Service llectrlc and Gas Company the possibittics o f the am..igam JOENITTI&SON o f Jam, butter and egg Oiav a youngster manages to sir.ear into its hair. 404 Coit St. ESse*. 3-0110 Irvington THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY % 1957 — Page 7 Ambulance Cautions Motorists Fire Safety Quiz For Housekeeper Gocd housekeeping, Kre Chief August H. Davlet said today. Is of the surest ways to keep fire from harm&)g your home and your fami ly. Davlet declared: “If you wonder how ‘lire wise' you am when It comes to douse clean ing, see how mtioh of this ‘special Spring qiear.-up quiz you can ans- wer ‘yes’ to:-— "Do you regularly dispose of trash-and-rubbish? "Do. you h?en: the grounds around your house free o f.. dead grass, weeds, trash and dried brash? = "Do you keep your home tools, serviced and clean? “Have you.replaeed-aa-.worn -or. frayed electric nnrds? —aAr»-yau£-n»t«h«Kkept4n. a sate- p la ce out of the reach of children and do you have plenty of ash I trays? i_ - one of- the vehicles of the Hillside Ambulance Squad was stationed nn Route 22 over the weekend to caution motorists to drive safely, and —“Do you coapsratmnit.b nliflrlty and Frank Walters. drives fo r paper and trash; salvage In the photo are, from left, Mrs. Angela Rippo, Albert Levenson your oast-off clothing, furniture^ etc... or contribute it. to -rummage will continue each weekend as part of the squad’s safety campaign. sales? -B o -TOU hr.vc vnur ehi.-wnr-v nnd- MCE In Westingliouse Study Plan heatlng system cleaned at feast once Newark—Michael • Perini, Indus-' trial relations supervisor of West- Bible Comment: In ghou*e.Corp’g. Hillside plant, met Mental Health 4pri: .22 with' other company offi= Worldly Power Is cials, .and with representatives of Plans Nearly Set Newark College of Enghieering, to Worthless to One discuss the addition of'NCE to the Sidney Sihierstein, chairman of company’s list of participating in 1967 Mental Health Fund drive in Seeking God's Way stitutions m its graduate education Hillside, announced today *8188 pfogmmr as plans for the annual drive are al At a luncheon in Kewarit’s Mili TSAI AH,, speaking to the Jewish most complete. He added, however, tary park Hotel, Robert W.. Van exiles in Babylon, voices mat w ere Is stfli need “for more Houten, president; of : the college- volunteers in all divisions, but ex God’s invitation to seek His announced that employees of -the mercy arid partake of. His gface pressed confidence that the cam ~Hllhlde plant and. of-...Westing? |n. have brought the paign leaders will enlist'the needed house’s five other plants and sales workers before the campaign gets invitation to successive genera- ! offices in northern Sew Jersey may underway on May 6. tions with ringing strength and ! apply through their company — During' the week n* April a» to NOE for graduate work under which has' been proclaimed by ~"~He~is~a bold—rnan—who—w-i-1-1— presume to speak for God. - But the Westinghouise tuition refund President Eisenhower as . Mental plan. A similar program for under Health Week, the Union ' County his boldness is justified if he graduate work has been in effect Association for Mentaf Health will speaks- from nearness to God end for some time. . ■. arrange educational - programs, .dis from knowledge of God’s- char The program, which is operative plays, and, distribute leaflets in or acter, will and purpose. M ore 1 in nineteen oolleges and universi der to call attentiohto m e need, for over, his words will b^ tested. ties throughout - the oountry, offers.' all-out mobilization against the .Their* truth will depend upon that testing and not .merely upon the company's 130,000 employees tu greatest health threat of all-mental ition refunds for undergraduate and illness. the boldness or authority o f the graduate courses taken toward aca One of the major events during man who utters them.. demic degrees Sa. engineerings phy- the- week WUT take place on May 3. The great prophetic sayings sics, mathematics, or business ad Governor Robert * B. Meyner* has are rml madp great because they ministration. Since the plan's in , proclaimed this day New Jersey are from the prophets. They are ception !r. 1939. more than 8,000 Mental Hospital day, in - order Jo great and the.world honors these Weatlnghouse employees have- par give the public an opportunity to prophets because their spiritual ticipated.in the undergraduate pro visit mental hospitals and observe worth and soundness have been gram, and more than 400 have ob that the mentally ill are sick people proven in thought and expe Spotting eneiny planes may be_a lonely yigil... tained advance degrees. In New who can be helped and cured. • rience. Time and experience soon Jersey, the plan Is also In effect at separate the false prophets front Rutgers University and Stevens In-, the true. stitute of Technology. ! What God has to give to man Reside president. Van Houten and cannot be bought. It is without plant representatives, the luncheon money and without price. Y et the was attended by William Hazell, Jr., Jews compared it to the pearl of NOE dean of administration; Clar great price. It was worth every but it takes-only ence JH. Stephans, director of. In man’s while' to sacrifice all to dustrial relations at the college; possess th is.. and R. Craig Fabian, We3tinghouse As a matter of fact, there, is a supervisor of university relations. price for God’s grace, but not in ! worldly coin. The wealthy and BUY BONDS ANTTTCEER T1IEV j learned and ; powerful have no ONE LONE PLANE [more means of possessing it than .! ha ve .. low ly persons who come | with nothing but penitence and * the devotion o f their hearts. n I God’s invitation is foif men to ^to destroy a city! F O R T H E ‘ forsake their evil ways and their WiTTIiotrgm^ "Mbit can- eontrol even his thoughts. J h i ngs you want moi I Those who accept God’s in v i tation and who follow His ways [will find themselves renewed in You are wanted... to watch the skies, to make sure that not even one enemy plane heart and mind. They will have ia hew consciousness and a new sneaks through without the warning being flashed. It’s a lonely job, yet a vital one strength to love and do#the right. . . . but deep down 'you’ll feel'profound satisfaction far beyond the value of the few hours a week you volunteer. You'll feel as important as anyone in the la n d . . . and you will be. Because as a volunteer "Skywatcher" you'll be helping to safeguard your coun try, your loved ones and countless other fellow men and women. Pick up the phone and volunteer— NOW. ~ ^ Contact Civil Defense: SROUND OBSERVER CORPS I The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock p“ Your Door with Gifts A Greetings THIS MESSAGE PUBLISHED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE THROUGH THE from Friendly Business Neighbors snd Your Civic snd Social Welfare Lawlers COOPERATION OF THE FOLLOWING HILLSIDE COMPANIES: 16 "One-Stop"Banking Offices... Om the oeeatioa e ft Save time at the one near you! Qiange of residence Arrivals of Nswooeaers N Bristol-Myers Company The Hillside National Bank Paramount Products Co., Inc. FIDELITY UNION TRUST COMPANY City m Bank in New Jersey FOR FUEL DETAILS PHONE Rotary Metal Slitting Co., Inc. Member Federal Depoeit Inturanee Corporation DIAL 11 — CO '1-4195 Cooper Alloy Corporation Jiffy Manufacturing Co. (No Cost or Obligation) Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co. Edgcomb Kraft Foods Company e n j o y CAREFREE RETIREMENT with no money worries STEEL and ALUMINUM COUP. Sunrise Dairies through Life Iriiurcmce carefully planned N O W . The Lionel Corp. Sun Tube Corporation Hatfield Wire & Cpble A»k the Man from Manufacturer* for detail*. Division of Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc. Miller Steel Co., Inc. ^ Tridix Tool & Machine Co. Thene Heiln e Company Mundet Cork Corp. ,, Viking Sprinkler Company, Inc. M anufacturers Life t . , Page 8— THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957 FOOD - - BEVERAGES - - KESTflMRflHTS transmission and distribution en Many new Concessions have re Promotions Made gineer, Heart Research placed “skill games” which courts A new department, to handle the banned in New. Jersey some months By Public Service system .planning function for the ago. As an,example, a target range entire electric department, was also Project Slated employing machine guns has the HILLSIDE PORK STORE Edmund J. Thimme has been pro- announced: .Jhis department has The causes of coronary heart at location formerly devoted to a QUALITY BAKERS motfid iQ general superintendent o f been-placed under the direction of tacks and strokes, biochemical and “poker fascination” parlor. 1331 Liberty Ave., near Long Ave. W A 6-0782 electric distribution, Pub. Serv. Elec, Hollis K. Eels as system planning physiological processes associated In games that remain, all par 1594 Maple Avenue WAverly 3-6212 and Gas Company, it was an and development engineer, and Bor with heart, failure and high blood ticipants earn equal prizes. HOME M AD E BOLOGNAS - PRIME MEATS - POULTRY bert G. Hooke as assistant system pressure are among the research Boiler skating is attracting re nounced • this week. Mr. Thimme, planning and development engineer. projects to be undertaken beginning newed interest. This is Olympic who has been industrial relations Mr. Sels was formerly transmission June l, by 155 scientists named by Park’s one sport which operates the • manager. E l e c t r i c Department. anrl Jlishributinn anginfier and Mr. As6eei*.tion.-t,o yim"-*-miP'ili •■ ■■ ■...... Specializing in K1ELBAS1 since 1940, succeeds Arthur R. Nel Hooke, transmission planning en .receive $977,000 in research awards. The park also will be open Mav son who recently was made general gineer. The association’s research pro-b 11-and 12. The start of the free manager, Electric' Department. Dudley d. Allen has' been made gram is financed through 25 per circus will coincide with fch<=» May KRAKQVSCA & KISHKA otlrer~changes~ ln ormizatTon i f f indus trial relations manager. Elec - cent direct contributions of each lo 18 opening. —* the electric distribution department trie Department, succeeding Mr. cal annual Heart Appeal, it was are*. Thimme. Mr. Allen has been assist poihted out by Dr. Edgar V. Allen, ■George E. Dean, from distribution ant industrial relations manager president.' I To Present Awards I \ Delicious Hickory Smoked Hams engineer, to transmission and dis since 1953. —In addltion- afflUafed-Heart-^As^ tribution engineer. sociations such as the Union County Fresh Bread & Rolls 4 Times Daily Oscar Bauhan, from transmission SAVE TIME AND Heart Association make research For Plant Safety Bacon and Pork Loins. and substation engineer, to assist awards to scientists in the area and We Specialize In Wedding, Birthday, Bar Mltzvah A Party Cake* ant transmission and distribution ENERGY. REFER gruhts-in-ald category. engineer. Ti) CLASSIFIED The awards-provldfr-dif-fering-levy- James A. FUlsfOrd, from dlstrlbu- els of support ranging from $3.500 Council to honor the winners qf the 3SSS3S88SSSSS3SSSSSSSSSBSSSSS^S -tion—-plant engineer, to assistant BUSINESS ADS. to $25,000 a year. 1956 12-month statewide inteiplant: safety contest will be held at 6:30 p.m% May 2, at the Hotel Elizabeth- DO YOU LIKE SEAFOOD? Who Said Women Can't Drive? Concessions Fill Oarteret, Elizabeth. ' UNION CENTER DINER Skill Game Void Alois J. “StadecK, psychologist of the Westfield school,, system, v Olympic Park will be open again speak on the -topie, ’The Power UNION, N. J. Saturday and Sunday for the sec Suggestion.” Certificates will ond preview of the 1967 season presented-to the winners of the New which will get under way May 18. Jersey Department of Labor and RATED TOPS for Good Food One weekend feature will be con Industry. certs by Capt. Joseph Basile’s Band. and Pleasant Atmosphere George Rummel, chairman of the OYSTERS “R " IN SEASON These will be in the Irvington- Industrial Committee at Gering Miaplewood park’s picnic grove, both Products, Inc., Kenilworth, it CHERRY STONE OR LITTLENECK CLAMS (on half shell) j afternoons and evenings^ charge of dinner reservations. ENJOY OUR SENSATIONAL MARYLAND STEAMED CLAMS WITH BROTH ALASKAN CRAB CLAWS SOUTH AFRICAN LOBSTER TAILS Luncheon 90c BROILED. MAINE LOBSTERS Ticklers By George ALSO Tomato Juice or Soup, Entree, STEAKS — SAUERBRATEN AND MANY OTHER ITEMS Dessert and Coffee SPECIAL BUSINESSMAN’S LUNCH SERVED DAILY ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT (Served Every Day Except Saturday & Sunday) HARRY’S 225 Fabyan Place, Newark W A 9-9688 Ample Parking pace — Serving 1 i In This Area Over 30 Years Two happy girls, driver Patricia Jones, right and navigator CO E AVENUE LIQUORS Elizabeth Brich, celebrate their victory over men in the 1957 3 3 C O E A V E-N U E Mobilgas Economy Run. This is the first year that women were CAKE BOX allowed to participate in the 4-day 1,568 mile marathon from Los Wines —-Liquors — Cordials — Beer Angeles t c Suit Valley,~ldaho^ 1118 Liberty Ave. Phone EL 4-5893 . The girls were the first to cross* the finish line with their 1957 FREE DELIVERY - ELizabeth 3-9734 Near Acme Supermarket — Ample Free Parking Dodge and got more miles per gallon than all class winners, ex cepting an identical car driven by two veteran Economy Run drivers. SODA — CANDY — ICE CREAM — TOBACCOS YOU C A N ’T SERVE BETTER PIES & CAKES Delicious j SERVING HILLSIDE FOR 10 YEARS Butter Ice Cream Cakes I GUS’ DAIRY PRODUCTS Makes The The Bejt Milkman In Hillside & Whipped I Difference 1509 BOND STREET HILLSIDE, N. J. 1329 LIBERTY AVE., near Long W A 6-5970 Cream Goods 1 don't like this, Sam. The pay-as-you-go taxes are WAverly 6-4357. Everyone’s Talking About Our going up, tod!” •. TASTY BAKERY TREATS — Delicious Cakes — Pies — Pastries Hillside High Luncheonette BREAD & ROLLS BAKED FRESH —^ ^ ^ r__._.,.__A ll Baking Done On Premises " 1113 LIBERTY AVE. WEDDING, BIRTHDAY & PARTY CAKES EL 3-8954 MADE TO YOUR ORDER HOT AND COLD SANDWICHES COLLEGE INN 334 YALE AVENUE, (por. New York Place) MU 8-9712 DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY CATERING TO WEDDINGS, 1278 Liberty Ave. (oor. Princeton) W A 9-9613 COLP CUTS — FROZEN FOODS PARTIES AND BANQUETS Cigar* — Cigarettes — Papers | ODEN SUNDAYS TOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 316 BROAD STREET, NEWARK HU 2-1272 d?J?I?IBUTORS o f f i n e FOOD PRODUCTS Creamed Cottage Cheese «s* Farmers Cheese Mozzarella — Ricotta M & M C0FFEE SHOP Grated Cheese —4 Cream Cheese. 166 LONG AVENUE (cor. Bright St.) VITA FISH PRODUCTS DUNCAN HINES DAIRY PRODUCTS HOME COOKING — TASTY SANDWICHES These Products can be bought at your local Open « a.m. to 7 p.m. Daily * Saturday to 2 p.m. A & P-Safew ay—Kal’s Deli—Swider’s M kt—Jordan’s Mkt WEEQEAHIC KOSHER DELICATESSEN A RESTAURANT 5 MAX MELNICK STRICTLY ZION KOSHER PRODUCTS EXCLUSIVE HYMAN ---- CATERING OUR SPECIALTY-----DINNER SERVED DAILY SCANNELL’S TAVERN For Your Entertainment Our Own 1328 NORTH BROAD STREET ELizabeth 3-9575 CHANCELLOR 7 LAYER SANDWICH « COE AVENUE NEAR SALEM with only 2 ounces of bread — It’s Tasty — It’s New Delicatessen & Restaurant Open Bally 7 AM. to 8 PM . Sunday 8 A.M. to 7 PJ» — Famous For K ing Sire Sandwlshes — SHUFFLE^) ARD WINES.— LIQUORS — BEER 417 CHANCELLOR AVENUE, NEWARK WA 9. Sandwiches To Order We Cater To Parties — Weddings - Banquets FREE D E L IV E R Y ^ EL 4-2069 S78 CHANCELLOR AVE., NEWARK WAverly 9-9872 GROCERIES — MEATS — VEGETABLES A FRUITS CASA CAPRI RESTAURANT 1155 LIBERTY AVENUE CORNER CRANN STREET DELICIOUS PIZZA JOHNNY MURPHY'S THE WEEQUAIIIC DINER ST AS H ’ S' YOU CAN PHONE AND EAT AT HOME — Elizabeth 5-9689 “ The One And Only” , 4 THE BEST SANDWICH -- Closed Monday — Open Daily A Sunday 10:30 AM- — 11 P.M. BRASS HORN U EVER 8 Friday A Saturday 10:30 AM. To Mldnite -Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge 306 ELIZABETH AVE. NEWARK 105 Hawthorne Avenue Newark cor. Cherry & West Grand Sts. OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY • Elizabeth, N. J. Cochrane’s Cocktail Lounge You May Take Home Anything On Oui^Menu In 1374 N. BROAD ST. EL 4-8767 For Th e Finest In Foods A Package. Just CaU Bigelow 3-8578 And Well Banquet Rooms Available For All Occasions Kampus Capers Friday and Saturday Have It Ready F o k You. SALEM DELICATESSEN MUSIC at the Hammond Organ NITELY 179 NORTH BROAD STREET The Merrymen Wednesday and Sunday ALL BAKING DONE ON FREMI8E8 ENJOY OUR DESSERTS AT HOME Open A ll Day Sunday ~ Free Parking THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957 — Page 9 ter, Clifton; Naval Reserve Train- Services To Join ing. Center, Jersey City; Nava! and 8. A flUm not to exceed J6,000.- '$6,7011.06 and that the obligation* *u- Marine Corps Reserve Training Cleaning Care Preserves Linoleum Beauty eby appropriated to meet the | thorixed by tills c ’ | Center, Port Newark; Naval Re ild improvement, of which five | a11 jJebt Umitatlona'^prescribed by ‘Armed Forces Day’ serve Training Center, Perth Am r BV EDNA MILES — •iFuwcf"-Pa» Bga««(’ ifi th<> boy; Naval Reserve Training Cen tal, Hiuauaii, Marine Corps He- hl.NOi-AUM door, contrary to adopted tor the observance ol serv.e Training Center, Jersey City' Ariaed Forcer Day, Saturday, May The N. J. WJng, Civilian Air Patrol] i popular bpinlon, is not in 18, according to an announcement will also participate In open house destructible.-But it will take a by North Jersey Area Armed Forces programs , throughout the North lot of wear and tear, including Jersey area. • Day Director, l>t. Opl. Oscar B. rough usage from children and Bird, Newark Air Reserve Center pets. Commandant. • ==? • K ' - ’Ver, It needs the right Under the direction ot Col. Bird, a special committee comprising rep Slate Open House __1 Pleat...;g methods }f it Is not to resentatives, of the Army, Air Force. bulge and crack. And It should Navy, Marines, Coast Guard and be -waxed to preserve the beauty reserve forces at ' all levels, are At Hospital Wing of its finish, ■ mapping plans for the armed forces Irving Feist, chairman o la h i Don’t flood linoleum with ,i,v program. Headquarters have dedication committee for the -water when you wash it. If vnn "“ “ ™ *11U "TSBAMSh laboratory building of the Newark Beth Israel use a cleaning product specifical Newark. 7 Hospital, today announced the ly formulated for linoleum, you Designed to . .give official recog- sehedule -of houra for the, publlc-to W ont need a lot of water. A r. itlon to a single TirSentatlonlhspect tne heW'mllllor "Ky aoMarsFu~ OfiCS-Over wiping with a 'damp" the armed forcesInstead of differ- ture. mop cleans the floor evenly and • eht dates previously Observed by Ih- The first -public eveSF riivtdual services, armed forces day open house inspection tours from 8- quickly, without rinsing. is Intended to symbolise unification 10 p.m. Monday, May 6. The public — To-make-your-job-easier, pnake and an opportunity to demonstrate Is also invited to attend on Tuesday use of the new mopping ^equip the close working relationship of Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday ment that takes the strain from •?te"sevefal military components. from. 1-4:30 pmr. and. Friday from you as well as from the floor. A — Joint efforts. Including op grr 7:30-9:30 m l house activities, are belfig- planned ~Nveryon5~wlw a tleiiaii these func- “ mop with a built-in wringer is at the following: Fort Monmouth. tibna will be conducted on tours _ a big help. It also cuts down, on Raritan Arsenal, Picatinny Arsenal, of this new bullSlng'. which has a the amount o f water you need. N. J. National Guard Armories, U. total of 28,000 square feet of space Remember, your linoleum can s. Army Reserve Installations,. Mc- on Its five floors. This new labora not stand the pressure of heavy . Gulre Air Foroe Base, Newark Air tory’ building Is furnished with the port, Naval Air Rocket Test Station, very latest apparatus, and equip furniture, Set, furniture legs in ©ever; Bayonne Naval-Supply De ment, much Of which was designed coaster-Uke cups that distribute pot, Naval Reserve Training Cen- especially for Beth Israel. the weight evenly and keep the linoleum from becoming marred. CRYSTAL TOWER Fire Auxiliary LIBERTY AVENUE (cor. Bloy St.) Elects Officers Officers of the.. Hoop &r Harqmer Association \of the Hillside' Fire Auxiliary were elected last Wednes day | night • at the Maple Avenue Krehoiise. • " Bdwin^on—I^ndeir-Tvas^chosen president, Joseph Birger, vice presi dent* Walter Szymanski, treasurer; Edward Oram, secretary; James strQr?men'f?e r . house Watch, anil Gregory Munn, publicity. - Members were measured for Ei senhower jackets which will be part of the Summer dress uniform. The Nusc Motors need for expanded membership was Mcrkle Dodge discussed. All interested may obtain LEO’S ATLANTIC SERVICE BOOTS’ General Automotive applications at Fire Headquarters, Your Plain Pipe-Rack WEEKEND SPECIAL-SAT. & SUN. 395 Hollywood averfue. 1300 N. BROAD STREET cor. Hollywood Ave Auto Laundry Repairing It Always Pays To Car & Truck Dealer BE WISE—SIMONIZE 10 HAMBURGERS FOR $1 Look ALL Ways! EL 3-9437 On Ail Make Cars 1415 MAPLE AVENUE W e call for and deliver (Take Out Only) CERTIFIED ATLANTIC AT YOUR convenience Buy Now! Complete Bear W A 3-3344 ATLANTIC LUBRICATION AND rates from $12 to $15 NOTHING DOWN Wheel Alignment MOTOR OIL CHANGE See Herb For Our 1260 N. BROAD ST. * 122 A WEEK 1440 North Broad Street SPRING TUNE-UP HILLSIDE, N. *J. EL 3-9180 WAverly 6-2961-2 SPECIALIZING IN TUNE-UPS SPECIAL ....JAY’S Henry’s Aiijoco Auto Repairing Service Station 1554 MAPLE AVE. “ Smith-Corona 24 HILLSIDE AVENUE l cor. Conklin World’s First-Fastest and WA 3-9695 WA 9-9747 Most Popular Portable! GENERAL We have Just installed the . Free Delivery latest Bear Electronic AUTO REPAIRING SLIFER TYPEWRITER CO. (Established 1930) Machine for FRONT Brakes-Ignition-Steering MArket 3-2616 END ALIGNMENT GENERATIONS OF 655 High. St., Newark 2, N. J. s e r v i c e : HELP US KEEP W ay back when the old familiar corner gas lamp YOUR CITY CLEAN pierced the darkness of night on our streets, this FEREDAF & METER CO., INC 864 Olive gt„ Elisabeth, N. J. bank was already faithfully serving the families of A 4-Wheel Drive Goes Len’s Hillside this community. In the years between, time has wrought MArket 3-2739 - MArket 3-8379 Where Others Fail Esso many changes, but none in our steadfast devotion to SIDNEY T. HOLT Let us put your car in tune with Spring! Drive the best interests o f our depositors, now as always, Official Diamond Appraiser Service Center 4th Fk-Rm. M l 786 Broad h t Hillside Willys our first consideration. it in now for a seasonal check-up and change only entrance cor. Market 81 NORTH BROAD ST. Est, 1882 Newark 2, N. i. SALES & SERVICE over. Our skilled service men will put it in (cor. Looker St.) 1207 LIB ERTYA VE . shape for peak performance on the highways EL 3-9336 Get The Hillside Times ON . . . miles and miles of safe, smooth motoring. LUBRIC ATION AND; EL 2-3134 °/ o SAVINGS AL HAUSER OIL CHANGED ACCOUNTS Stationery Toys - Candy 3 Newspaper Delivery 437 YALE AVENUE GALIK’S UNION COUNTY BUICK CO. JIMMY PEPE’S Oor. Bloy St. MU 6-9709 Lipschutz Bros. The HILLSIDE Gulf Service 339 N. BROAD STREET ELIZABETH Auto Repair Auto Body & Fender Li b e r t y a v e n u e & _ Esso Service Specializing in all REPAIRS & PAINTING EL 4-3300 NATIONAL BANK Les Cove WILLIAM STREET Lubrication & Washing AUTOMATIC S5T ROUTE 22 Your Buick -Dealer Since 1915 MU 8-9849 WA 9-9560 NORTH BROAD ST. TRANSMISSIONS ONE OFFICE — NO BRANCHES Res. MU 6-4544 MOTOR TUNE-UPS 4 DRIVE YO U R CAR IN NOW FOR opp. Bailey Ave. Service & Repair ASSETS OVER $88,000,000.00 Located at College WHEEL BALANCING WAverly &9518 Member Federql Reserve'System Subscribe To ~ A SEASONAL CHECK-UP AND BE Amoco Station LUBRICATION Tires — Tubes Deposit* Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE HILLSIDE TIMES ASSURED OF THE FINEST PERFORMANCE! Route 22 & Cornell PI. TIRE & BATTERY and Accessories OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS, 6:30 - 8 P.M. ifiST. SERVICE Genuine Buick Parts*& SERVICE MU 6-9758 For S2 Ism.- Page 10-THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957 and coriveriti; and SiSO >.in. ship, 7.45 p.m„ Evening Service ty and Diction." j will he held Wednesday, May 8, at CONFESSIONS—Saturdays, eve- topic, “The Beast and the Prophet.'' Mental Health tuna Kickoff Tonight An n-u a 1 oontiibuUoris to the- the sohool at 0 a.m,.To .Kft.^8ffill ulngs of First Friday, and Holydaya from the Book of Revelation ' March ol Dimes, . Heart Fund,1 the child must be rive yearS-Old bl: 3 Obligation; 4:00 t o 6:30.*B g & V Wednesday-7:30 p.m. Mia « * ■ j Amerldatt" Oanoer Socl^y, 'R ed Deoenlher 31, 1681 ____ 7 ‘30 to 9300 p.m»,also Mondays a f-1 ' . ■ „ “ “ “ -week. WANT ADS t.r Novena P eytons'. ■ Prayer Meeting;. 8:30 p.m.. Choi, |--Grossr=-SalvatIon Army, Nancy Lu- ....' - . ------j-i...... — R A T E - DETVOTO057S—Miraculous 5K861: Henearsai. zon School and the Hillside A m -1 < .O W i t lll t t f t f t S f O F arid St. Anthony Novenas at 7:30 THREE CENTS PER WORD bulanoe fund were approved: Dona- First Friday Sinai Congregation, Rabbi Elicier S’ side Public Library for use In the Sinai Ceremony Sacred Heart Devotions at 7:30 pm . The schedule of dally and Sah. Minimum Charge,. 75 Cents children's room was also approv BAPTISMS — Every Sunday bath services at Sinai Congregation" Special recognition fay the New! Abraham Msnkowltz, general protnpfly'aTl pan. 1531; Maple avenue, is as follows-- More than one insertion charged at the rate of . Jersey Clubwoman was-aocordbd the chairman of the rcortgage-burnlhg Morning services': Sunday, 8 a .m - drama chairman, Mrs. Spitz, by j ceremonies of Sinai Congregation Monday through Friday, 6:45 AM - two cents a worth Minimum charge 60 cenu. First Church of Christ Scientist. publishing In Jibe a April Issue, her f scheduled for .Sunday.=May Saturday, 8:45 a .m . I -sSi ('-airmcnint 'avenue, CTTzXbeth. j'original “Ode to Convention” 8:30 p.m.. at the synagogue, yister- After nXT 6 n services: Siin fe ‘IVAN T A D S rimy be laft atghe Hillside Times .tindav katadbei ffar annotlnaed, the follwolng have through Friday, ftpproihnately 15 ScHool. 9:30 a.m. Wedn -Qjjioe, l i l J ' N or.ll: b r o a d. Street, o.r telephone appointed to head the Various minutes before sundown: Saturday committees for thg celebration; mnnial Meeting. 8:15 prin. Readlns W A v e r l y 3-9207 ftp to 9 A .M . T u e sd a y s ., DAY Chapter And room, oben dally. 4.0 to » ora. e one-half hott£ before. Sundown. ' Honorary ohalrmer., Benjamin S. .Evening services: Sunday through Berkowitz. EmacuOt Finkel and Isa- ■iundav and legal holidays. 279 Mor TJafiETof Thanks i Eight lines or under, $1.26. Ad- , ivemie. Ellealioth. N. J Thursday, approximately is min [dore Holtz: program, Rabbi Elieze. utes after1 sundown;. FridaV, Wel ditional lines, 10 cents. I Ladies To Install Ilo'v sin and suffering are de- Cohen; decorations M .'S. Harry coming -the Sabbath, and Evening Officers of Charles Wernicke Jr______H i spifltual’ urider- — ii---- s_h£------...... Hradlin-. printing. Manuel Po. '...... z m ST; r row i.m.in.atlilatoly- Chapter b6. 5.A.V. 'and its names D I stahfllf reception. and Mr Science afternoon service;. Saturday, ap- t a . Ms I explained at Christian Help Wanted — Female Hobby Shop * services Sunday. proximately .one-haif hour aite- ' I .. sundown. _ Li L E H, g - "filimtlr-flobtoy and g pqrt Shtrp, 1303 Services- for-tfae-chHdron- of the Chapter officers fco be mstalled - Mankowltz;a p ; stated ex«iu: 'I ,,fferi^ n ,,'1SntrCTedv^EVefllStilTr' Pun2' Young,' for general ofttoa work. Liberty^lSvenuer'nHob'Hy 'Craft Sinai Hebrew School are held qu Detroit Mold Engineering Co., sporting Goods .and Accessories '-FG-t Commander^ Salvatore. DeD e 1! hvbtivT^ccmmittee'fo'r committee ‘ this affair will fahment" will Saturday mornings under the di. - .“Francisco; - senior* vice^ commander, -consist' Qf th'e following officers of I from La-m e n t-a:t4-o-n-s w .a w u . 1217 Central Aye., Hillside. fackets and Uniforms made to riection of Herman Lansey. princi -Mayor V. William D i. Buono signing Mental Health Week proclama-l Joseph Brooks; Junior vice 'com- -the congregation and Sisterhood in “Wfoerefore doth a living 5/2-S/9 vrder. WA 3-3895. tl pal, in the Esther Berkowitz Haii On his left Is Mrs. Trank Ninesling, residential chairman, and Cin | mander, Walter Pagowski; chap- ^ddition to the above: | plain, a man for the punishment The first,. second and third-year right Sidney Silverstein, business manager of Hillside Times, chairman.! lain, Chester Babcock; treasurer, Jjrs< Matthew Brams, Mrs. Milton his sins? Let us search andi try our students have their services at to Home Improvement Iron Railings Hillside captains and workers go out May 6 to 11 in/ drivp for funds Edward Herman; adjutant. Her- Bernstein,, Seymour1 Corsover, Mrs. ways, and turn again to the Lorc|...... g ______llftHipr-our heart with, -our AM. and-the. fourth and _ ughOroh railings,exterior and following fcickoff meeting Thurs., May 2, 8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Ninesling b e r t Laycock; sergeant-at*arms, Eliezer Obheh. Mis. David 5Fox. I Let H tiH H B H B M students, at 9 A.M, Add "one extra room to your house rnrs Samuel Qooen. Benjamin Hal- j hands unto God in the heavens, ^.mob nail w a fi’-4Q9.3 fnr free S93 Shelton terrace. Qoesta Woiiin, executive secretary of Union County Charles MauL___ The Sinai Millionaires, a pa,f. li k n - sun porch, for example; « pen » S . Samuet "EaST- ® * 4” 11" Corrslattve-selections-to be read stimate.------“ -----'------9-22.57 ' Mental Health Association, will address workers on need for funds and The auxiliary WilllHStall"the ToK ar Mitzvah group, hold , thrlr 12 x 12 room completely finished ' eareh problems in mental health. — |J— — — ------: | lowing; Commanderr-Marion-Kraf-fc^ K5ii, Mrs. Herman Lansey, Herman | from Science and Health—with- in and out, insulated, electricity, the Scriptures1' by Mary services dn Sunday mornings at 9 commander,- E 1 lii'ffX S. Lowenstein and Mrs. Manue! o'clock. interior In Knotty Pine- With tile iason Work & Drivew'ays Baker Eddy include""the following Co., Newark. Her husband ^J Sgroi; junior vice commander, Elea- gash. ' Sinai .Hebrew School classes are floor, exterior to match your house, Moynihan; chaplain LqIs Wein- (391:13): “It is. error to suffer for for the price of only $1,000. Call ,;ON CRETE SIDEWALKS. Asphalt Jane Smith Bride ployeg by Slizaberiitown ad- aught hut. yprii own ains. Christ, ® - conducted on Sundays from 9 a .m. Driveways; Estimates Cheerfully to 1 P.M. and. Monday- through Bigelow 2-4299, Mr. Peloquin. ed Gas Co., Elizabeth. jutant, Madelyn Brice; patriotic in- Truth, will destroy all other sup ___ April 18-tf Given Joseph A. Policastro, General B’nai B’ritli Girls Thursday, 3:30 P.M. to 6:45 P.M , After a houeymoob trip to Flori- stnuctrg&Sr: Adele. .Dolfinger;- ^seEgjL posed suffering- aw} real suffering, Contractor. Tel. WA 3-7953. 1309 At St. Catherine’s for your own sins will cease in pro Glenn Diamond, son of Mr. iri3“ White Street. da, the couple will reside at 24 eant-at-arms, . Gertrude Marshall; Mrs. Leo D. Diamond, of 1465 Munh House For Sale portion as the. sin ceases." ^Lyon place, Elizabeth. conductress, Mary .Dill; historian, Car Wash Project avenue, will become Bar Mitzvah Ella Laycock; musician, . Joanne during Saturday morning’s services; Laurence Harbor— 1-family house, Moving & Trucking Prokopowicz; executive ofioer, Olga , Hillside ,B’nat B'riih Girls will Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian contains 3 bedrooms, kitchen and Maul; color guards, Dorothy Brooks hold their annual oar-wash project Church. Rev. Dr. Arthur Nurtb bathroom, enclosed back porch, Paul's Moving & Trucking, 422 Yal< Officers Elected for the benefit" of'the international w e d . paster. Conservative Congregation and Mathilda Dolfinger. of Hillside. Services Friday eve garage; combination storm windows Ave., MU 8-7768. No job too smai servioe fund Sunday, May 6 The 9:30 a.m, Graded School and and doors, oil and hot water heat. jr too large. Inhere trips a special.. Adult 'Bible Class. nings 8:36 p.m. at Maple H all,1551 By Fortnightly girls are charging 66 cents per oar, Maple Ave. For information call Matawan 1- $1.25 for cars with white wail tires. 10:48 a.m. Worship with sermon, Officers Elected May 3 services will be conducted 0292R. Mattresses Renovated ■ The regular meeting of the Fort • Oar owners Interested are re “Fersopai Limitations.” nightly Group of the Hillside W o as by Mr. Edward Gottlieb and Mr. quested to call Wendy -Mankowltz, Jack Braverman. Furnished Room Wanted 'all WAvV.y 6-42/10 for FREE esti man’s Club was held at Maple Hall At Burden-Looker 134 Clark street, at WA 3-0329. The Hillside Presbyterian Chur on mate to renovate (rebuild) youi Thursday evening. The following girls will do the work at your home. Rev. Ronald E. Ossmann. B. D. Furnished room desired around mattress like new, (SAME DAY officers were elected for the oom- Hurden-Loober Sohool P.T.A. held At regular morning worship at Legal Notice Bailey or Williamson Aves. Phone SERVICE). 11 A.M. on Sunday, the Rev. Dr. BOARD OF EDOCATION EL 3-6800, 8 a:mHioHh90-p;mT Mon.- MATT-REST PRODUCTS Bruee M, Metzger, Professor—of- . 19.1 Virginia Street 1275 Liberty Ave. Hess; financial secretary, Mrs. William Krutulis was elected presi Calvin Coolidge New Testament Language and Lit Hillelde, N. J. Fri. May 2-9 SOTIOgl Thomas Roy; recording secretary, dent. Mrs. Ellsworth Middleton,. 1st erature. Princeton Theological Sem Sealed proposals will be recel Odd Jobs Mrs. William Donnelly; correspond vice president; Mrs. Martin KmeC Nominations-Held inary' - Princeton, will be the guest tbe Board of Education oV the Miscellaneous For Sale ing secretary, Mrs. Harold Butler. 2nd vice president; John Lopresti, preacher. Dr. Metzger, a possessor District of the Township of 1 Union County, New Jersey^ at t Rubbish and dirt removed, cellar The chairman, Mrs. Greger Pear principal, 3rd vice^re§ident The regular meeting of Calvin of the Ph. D. and D. D. degrees, ministration Building. 195 JDUNRJTE SALES CO. and yard cleaned, dump truck to son, introduced the speaker, MisslMrs. Jacob Hyra, secretary Mrs. Coolidge School P,T.A. was held and a world-renowned New .Testa Street. Hillside. New Jersey, i 1 ALBERT ROTHBARD hire. MA 2-2521. . 4/25-7/11 Marion Wolfe of Newark, a private I Fred Lang, treasurer, Thursday evening. Mrs. Henry ment scholar, will also conduct P.M., May 8. 1967V for the ft work to be completed before Aui Home Improvement Specialists '§ m $ instructor in diction and dramatic The annual Summer round-up Merkel, president, * welcomed the during worship a servioe of reoog- 1857: , Aluminufy combination v Painting and Repairs art, who spoke qn ‘Poise, Personal!-1 registration for new kindergartners parents. Mrs. Walter Ciesla, chair nition for the church’s Ministry of ASPHAl/riC'~ BITUMINOU8 storm windows and doors, jalousie man *of the nominating committee, Music. Sunday marks the beginning CRETE PAVING AND STORM porches, aluminum awnings. Want SEWERS FOR GEORGE WA House painting and general repairs. presented the slate of new officers of National Family life week, arid TON AND A. P. MORRIS SCH< to save money? Cadi EL 5-3208. tf Picket fences efected on your MRS. JOHN S. RICE as follows: Mrs. Alex Sohutsky, the Presbyterian Church Joins with Specifications, descriptions, qc Mayor Urges Little League Support president; Mrs. Edmund Dassing, many denominations and faiths in and other necessary information An Underwood typewriter, $20; property. Call Bigelow 2-4299. Miss Jane F. Smith, daughter of vice president; Miss Edna Doll, 2nd this observance, which has as id Singer sewing machine. $25. EL March 21-tjf EducatlQI office, 196 Vtrgir vVVW Mrs.; Philip Smith, of Hillside ave -vice-president; Mrs. Dominick Gu- 1957 theme. “God Is Our Hope". 2-0769. nue, and'the late Mr. Smith, was Pet Shops pidOi recording secretary;. Mrs. "Church School will meet on Sun married at a nuptial m ass Saturday George Ulrich, corresponding sec- day at 6:36 A M. with classes for SERVICES in . St. Catherine’s Church to John The Board - of Education r N-JVjY b, viiic to the Iropical Fish retary, and Mrs. Sam Gaines, treas all. ages. The Adult Bible Class . will ight to reject any or‘all bid: YOUNEED Center iff* Hillside. A great assort^ S. Rice, son of Mr. and' Mrs. JoluT urer. meet in the Sanctuary at 9:4$ AJM. eohpiq&UiieB, to award co: ienc of fancy tropicals, Aquariums, J. Rice, of Elizabeth. i • The annual summer round-up, of he whole or any part at its M&essortes. Bird Dept.- Boxer Pup- Rev. Adrian Main, of St. Steph- ^ children eligible to enter kinder First Baptist Church Carpentry i*»s. Fresh horsemeat. Free De- en’s Church, HoHh Arlington', of?, garten in September will be held avenue near Maple avenue. Rev .veiy Hollywood Pet and Supply ficiated. A reception followed at May 6 at 8 a.m. Children must be Wesley A. Olsen, Th.M„ Pastor. antes Of faithful performance of. th« Call H. Beegle lor carpentry, re- Hibernian Hall, Elizabeth. services specified. It is a oopdltlon ol pairs, porch enclosures, etc. Cabi •c., 1279 Liberty Ave. Opp. Prince- 5 years old on or before December Sunday—9:40 a.m, Bible School for each such bid or1 proposal that the same M Ave. WA 3-2091. ^ Given in marriage by her. brother, when received by the Board of Educa' nets made to order. Estimates glad- ■ 31, 1957, to be eligible. all ages; 11 a,m„ Morning Worship Ray F. Hutchinson, ..the bride had topic: "Paul Prays For The tion may not be. withdrawn by th< ly given. 1038 Union Av.e, Hillside. Miss Marcia Huber as her 'honor at*, bidder within 8.0 days after the ,dat< EL 3-5989. Wanted To Buy Church” Communion will be fixed above for the receipt of such bidi tendant. Bridesmaids.. were th e Church Services r”rved and new members will be or proposals. Old gold, useless jewelry, gold Misses Elaine McGuire and Betty r-^elvecj into the fellowship of the HELEN P. KIRKPATRICK Carpenter bridgework, silver, platinum, dia Jean Pierce, couSins -of the groom. Christ the King Catholic Churoh church; 6:30 p.m.. Youth Fellow- M V«^lC', " ~ ^ " - -i Secreta ry monds & Estates, small or large. Miss Eileen Smith was her aunt’s (Corner of Bloy Street and Rutgers You want a carpenter? Call P. Hin-. junior, bridesmaid. Ave.) Rev. J. Lmmet Knox, Pastor; tenberger for building, repairing Federal Gold Buying Office, MA 2- °610, 11 Hill St., 7th fl » Newark, N, Jerome Rice served as best man Rev. Gerard B. Whelan and R°v. general contracting, roofing;-•cabin for his brother. Lawrence Rioe, an et work.- Estimates given free. No j „ Official Diamond Appraiser. Richard A. Greene, Assistant Pas- Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church other brother, and Herbert Boutot, tors. Job-too large-or too-small. Call EL 3- eeuflin~©£ ~feh4-groenffr -w-er euahersr^1 FLIZABETH AVENTTE XT CHANCELLOR 6227 or 3 0 3-0861. 1-12-56 MASSES—Sundays: Churoh—7. 8. Mr and Mrs • Rice are graduates 9 (children), 16, 11 and 12 o'clock; ARTHUR NORTH WOOD. Paztoc Hillside Ave, PTA 5f St. Mary’s High School, Eliza Contracting Auditorium—9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. beth. The bride is a service repre Mayor V. William Di Buono left, signing proclamation calling upon Holydays of Obligation: 5:36. 6, 7, 9:30 am. Graded Bible School and Adult Bible Class. sentative with N. J. Bell Telephone residents to support the Little League baseball program during the week Concrete walks, patios, brick steps, 8, 9 and IQ am. First Fridays: 6, To Install May 8 of May 5 and to attend opening day ceremonies on Satilrday, May 11. 6:36 arid 8:30 a.m. Daily: 'l, 7:36 10:45 a.m. Worship with Sermon, “Personal Limitations.” remodeling. Lute Share, league president, looking on. GENERAL MASONRY The lest Tegular meeting for. the Need Temporary Help and 8:30 a.m.; Mondays, 7 (church ____ &______CARPENTRY, ...... ear of the HUlzlde Avenue School Call EL 4-4995 for free estimates. P.T.A. will be held Wednesday, May In Road DeDartment BENJAMIN RIPPO ° St" 8” p.ni.— at the school.’M'~" Hadassah Fair And Mrs. Albert Scaccia, P.T.A. Key- Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy woman for Hillside, will install the announced today that five or six following new o ff leers: Mrs. Milton men are' needed for .temporary Carnival Sunday Carls, president; Mr§,{Donald Gill- work with the -Road Department. Educational __ moire, 1st vice president; Dr. Wal- About 815,066 of the department's The annual child’s fair and carni You already know u s... but For your phlld's success m tom or-' ^ O. Krumbiegel vice presi- budget has been earmarked for val sponsored b y the Hillside Chap row's world, buy WORLD BOOK ’ denJ; Mra- Sidney J. Friedman, re- playground improvement and the ter. of Hadassah will be held Sun W E’VE GOT A BRAND NEW NAME regular road force will not be in LO CATIO N S ENCYCLOPEDIA. Mrs. G. M ayer,' “ «iing secretary; Mrs. Morris day, May 5 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. WA 6-3049, WA 3-7416. WA 6-1179. Oare, corresponding secretary; Mrs. apposition to take on the extra II Mendie Joffe, treasurer, Work. at the Little League Field, Hillside to serve your - •______I Miss Catherine Ashley, school vo Further information and appli avenue, opposite the Municipal Building. . lt Always Pays To______cai music teacher, will present. a cations .o w be obtained from the needs promptly look at.i . ways! ' program. clerk In the, Municipal Building. There will be a variety of games and rides will include the ferris wheel, carousel Ijhe whip and pon . ... completely ies. Refreshments and home made sandwiches will be served. Everyone • Crustisd Stons Plants is cordially invited,' Bound Brook, N. J. Mrs. Milton Carls is' in-, charge assisted by Mrs. William Kemper. Millington, N. J. Montclair Haights, N. J. Opening o f HOUDAILLE Oldwick, N, J, HUY BONDS AND KEFSP THEIT Summit, N. J. 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