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AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY H illside $itm £ 8 * ■■ — ESTABLISHED 1921 OFFICIAL NRWBPAl’KR OF THE TOWNSHIP AND SCHOOL DISTRICT OF HILLSIDE VOL. XXIX, No. 1474 HILLSIDE, N. J„ THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1953 PRICE 8 CENTS plant Twenty Trees On Playground Democratic Unit Parade? Anniversary Dance !* p i f e l L . f$f e ; 1 Elects Officers For Memorial Day Fjxercises Charter Study League Is The Democratic County Commit­ Plans for Hillside’s annual Mem-*- tee of Hillside elected officers Mon­ orial Day observance, which this United Spanish War Veterans. He day night at the Poltsh-Amerlcan year will include a dance at night Hall as follows: Chairman, William will be flanked by George Martin, marking the township’s 40th anni­ Galik, reelected: vice chairman, Commander of the D.A.V.; Irving Formally Organized Here Charles Rausch; vice chairlady! versary, were announced this week Brody, of Hurden-Looker Post 50, Mrs. Emily Noll; recording secre- by the Patriotic Celebrations Com­ American Legion, and Joseph Ma- Formal organization of the Hillside Charter Study League taiy, Mrs. Rubia J. Kaplan; trea- mittee. took place last night in the War Veterans Memorial with the urer. Mrs. Frank Tully. daio, of Davenport-Dill Post 1722, Paper Collection The usual parade will take place V.F.W. express purpose of “ sponsoring the election of a Charter Com­ William Dowd, Union County Also in this division will be the Democratic Chairman, congratulat­ in the morning starting at the high Sunday, May 3 mission'. The group, composed of representatives of more than high school band, members of the ed the local group on Its efficient school at 9:30 o ’clock and moving 20 local organizations, had been tentatively known as the Cen­ D.A.V., American Legion, V.F.W. support of Robert B. Meyner for Starting 9:30 A.M. over Liberty avenue to the War and their auxiliaries. tral Committee for the Faulkner Plan. the gubernatorial nomination. Veterans Memorial where a prayer The second division will include | Vacancies on the local committee Benefit Boy Scout Col. Harry I. Luftman, represent­ will be offered and a wreath laid. various Boy Scout units and the filled by wrlteln vote in the Primary ing the Progress Club, was elected The procession will then proceed Hillside Lads Club. In the third Jamboree Fund election included Emma Jane Sta- down Hillside avenue, Maple ave­ division will be Civilian Defense Cleanup Week chairman; Sidney Englander of the chura in the 6th district, Commis­ nue and Clark street to Russell groups, Police, First Aid, Fire and Orchard Terrace Association and sioner Henry Goldhor and Ann Looker Park, w here the "Star the emergency truck. Charles Barbiere of the Hillside Hintenberger in the loth, Fred Spangled Banner” will be sung, Officers of the Celebrations Com­ War Veteran Post Set May 4 - 9 Heights Civic Association, vice Schreihofer in the 7th and Mrs. prayer will again be offered and an mittee are Commissioners William chairmen; Miss Harriet V. Schwing, Dominick Peterpaul in the 8th. Samuel M. Jowitt, secretary, address will be delivered by Mayor Gural and Robert C. Kirkpatrick, of Hillside Heights, secretary; Dan­ The group voted to appoint a announced today that the Milton B. Conford. The parade will co-chairmen; Martin general chair­ Installs Officers iel Seib, of Charles Wernicke Jr. constitution committee. continue down North Broad street Board of Health will hold its Chapter 55, D.A.V., treasurer; Sam­ man, Walter Howell of the Legion New officers of Davenport-Dill to Evergreen Cem etery, where annual Cleanup Week during uel Friedman, Progress Club, legal adjutant and Joseph Prokopowicz Post 1722, V.F.W., were installed Charles Wernicke Jr. Chapter 55, the week of May 4-9. He advisor, and Robert Kaplan, publi­ o f the D.A.V. treasurer. Committees Monday night in the War Veterans urged residents to give their Disabled American Veterans, will city. include: wreaths, Daniel Selb and Memorial in the presence of a large ‘ homes and property a thorough GOP Committee conduct the ritual, including the Prokopowicz, D.A.V.; decorations, A committee was appointed to firing of a volley and sounding taps. attendance from the county. The cleaning and to put rubbish out arrange a conference with the Madaio anti Harold Walters, complete list of officers was pub­ for collection on the regular Following the observance, refresh­ Township Committee with the ob­ V.F.W.; music, Howell. lished at the time of the election. collection days. ments will be served at the War | ject of adopting a resolution to Officers Elected Victor Heller Sr., past county Veterans Memorial. | place the election of a Charter Officers of the Republican Coun­ commander, was the installing o f­ Memorial services this year will Commission on the November bal­ ty Committee of Hillside were elect­ ficer with Walter Howell master of take place at the Hillside Presby­ H S. Students To lot. This committee is composed of ed Monday night as follows: Chair­ ceremonies. A bouquet of flowers Cerebral Palsy terian Church, Sunday evening, Arthur E. Dienst, Friedman, Selb man, Albert Schoen, reelected: vice was presented to the new com ­ May 24, 8 p.m. where Rev. George and Luftmhn In the meantime chairman, James Duffy; vice chair­ mander, Joseph Madaio, by Com­ M. Runner, pastor, will deliver the Present ‘Pinafore’ communications will go to all or­ —Hillside Photo Service woman, Mrs. Ann Huber; secretary, missioner Henry Goldhor, and the Drive Will Open sermon. ganizations which have designated One of twenty trees planted Saturday morning on the Central Ave­ Mrs. Emma Etling; treasurer, Louis Production of the Gilbert and outgoing commander, H arold The kickoff for the 1953 fund The parade will be in three divi­ Sullivan operetta, "H.M.S. Pina­ representatives to the league ask^ nue Playground by the Shade Tree Commission in observance of Arbof Ortstein; sergeant-at-arms, Frank; Shultz, received a past comman­ raising campaign of United Cere­ sions. Grand Marshall will be H. fore,” scheduled for Friday evening ing those which have not already Day. Louis Ortstein, commission member, holds the tree as Arthur Yuill; county delegate, Mrs. Evelyn der’s pin from Commissioner Wil­ bral Palsy of Union County will be William Howland, believed to be May 8 at 8:30 p.m. at the High done so to take official affirmative Kreszl, president of the Hillside Democratic Club, wields1 the spade. Carey. liam Gural, member and past launched in Hillside tomorrow on the last surviving J*illside member School is being whipped into shape action on the league’s purpose of Peter ------Work Gloves - Rubber Footwear ion for failure to continue to accomodate the voters in the old poli­ mental health, Welsenfeld and Leonard Weiss. — Blit well Thor a good n g place. Now therefore, I, Milton B. Con­ Part six will be an orchestra pro­ Ladies Aid Society I,evl — W Halting ton Storm Her* • * * * <3 ford, Mayor of the Township of gram together with eighth grade wale member of the Democratic County Committee in the Hillside, by the power invested with­ chorus. Members o f th e orchestra Will Hold Meeting fnr strict, Leslie Reed, who has been an indefatigable party worker in me, do hereby proclaim the week are; piano, Rhoda M anheim ; flute, many years, said last week he is planning to give up his post. - of M ay 3-9, 1953, as "Mental Health James Winston; violin, Norman Ed- The Ladles Aid Society of the T O B I A ’ S is health has not been too good lately and besides, the job has W eek” in Hillside, and do urge our elman, Janet Sweet, Diane Butler, Hillside Presbyterian Church will een costing him money out of his own pocket and time off from people to join with other commun­ Alice Mencher, Caroline Weis- hold their regular monthly meet­ APPLIANCES nis work. ities throughout the country in the becker, Jerry Popick, Calvin Man- ing Monday afternoon, May 4, at 1321 LIBERTY AVE. * * * * observance of this specially design­ kowski, Brenda L ager; clarinet, 2:00 p.m. at .the church. WA 3-9341 — 7768 fn T<**nshlp Engineer Henry Kreh Jr. gave what was probably the. ated week, as a time for all of us James Leopardo, Stanley Brookes, to join the crusade against men­ Stanley Slovin, Leonard Weiss, Lor­ in i serv*ce P* Lis career during the Township Committee meet- HOUSE OF GLAMOUR Call Us For las^ Tuesday night. Mr. Kreh arrived at the meeting about 9:30 tal illness. I further urge each citi­ in Weisenfeld, M ichael Ram, Jef­ zen to become better informed about HAIRDRESSERS ' anc* Was informed the committee had been discussing the type frey Conford; trumpet, Don Clark, a home on Westminster avenue preparatory to laying down the work of the Union County Men­ Alan Mu&icant, Edward Glueok, 1455 Liberty Avenue E X P E R T T V tal Health Association, and to Join Alan Adams; trom bone, Joel Pres- WA 6-1607 ’ —Zimmerman Photo onditions for sale of a township lot nearby. The question involved SERVICE . whether the home had a slate roof. Kreh insisted on going out his neighbors to work for better by; saxaphone, V in cen t Mirandi; • Specializing; In Hair Cutting Mrs. Jean Giordano, of the Vol­ mental health opportunities for all. Huir Tinting K«pe«-iaJl)' ton ,examinin8 roof at once. When he returned he said it was drums, Richard B rogan and Stew­ unteer Emergency Squad, extreme MILTON B. CONFORD, For Silver Blonde* Wellet and Mildred Vacula, who Trained Servicemen! nark to tell just what material the roof was composed of. art Eisenberg. right, accepting contribution of Mayor played a violin solo, and Allen $13.39 from a group of Hurden- Low Service Charge! Looker School children who staged Graf. Settings 'Were by Jo Ann t e l e v i s i o n Szarko’s Liquor Store Salem Pharmacy a show entitled “Springtime” for Francese and Josephine Wojdyla. We operate oar own the benefit of the squad. WALTER R. LEE INC. 12*1 Salem A v e . HlUaide Attending the performance were delivery and tervice track! SERVICE 1317 Liberty Avenue The show was given by Jo Ann PRESCRIPTIONS friends and relatives of the chil­ WAverly 3-4995 Home For Funerals WA 3-0659 — WA 3-1495 and Robert Francese, children of COMPLETE RECORD DEPT. Jut Aa Yo*r Hector Orden POLICASTRO RADIO 1213 HAI.EM AVE., HILLSIDE FREE PROMPT DELIVERY 1070 North Broad Street Mr. and Mrs. Robert Francese, of dren and Mrs. Catherine Obertrift- %, %, y2 KEGS BEER We Call far and Deliver 435 Harvard avenue, and their O pen Daily 8 a m. - 9:30 p.m. * t e l e v i s i o n SERVICE EL 2-4547 ^ Hilliide, New Jersey er, sixth grade teacher in Hurden- - 271 Lone Arena* COOLERS FOR HIRE Preaerlpdona — e i , 2-421* friends, Rosalie Valenti, Roberta Looker School. The donations were Open Son. 10 &.m. • 6 p.m. EL 2-1663 Graf, Josephine Wojdyla, Jeannette made after the show. ' PAGE 2— THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1953

date amounted to $1,266.50, a re­ by Philip Rosenberg, past president 500,000 shares of capital stock of School Historical cord in such contributions. postp on ed unit* M ay 16. This W ill Be An Unterman(ii) Affair of the Northern New Jersey Council, Fund Is Available the bank outstanding. The dividend is payable May 1 to stockholders of For the first time, those return­ B’nai B ’rith, and Henry J. Satsky, Display At Bank President Frederick L. Hyer of record at the close of business on ing will be entertained on the new present president of the Council.' the Pingry Alumni Association has A display of posters depicting April 24. school grounds on North avenue To Cancer Victims approved the date Saturday, May The speaker will be Rabbi Arthur historical and geographic back­ Horace K. Corbin, president, an­ near Irvington avenue. The building No cancer victim needs to suffer 9, at 2 p.m. for the annual get-to­ Gilbert, of Temple B’nai Jeshurun, ground of New Jersey and a display nounced the action following a will be open for inspection during Newark. because o f the lack o f necessary of Indian and colonial objects is meeting held in the main office of gether of all Pingry alumni. If the the afternoon. Unterman, a graduate of Jersey medicines or treatments, says Dr. currently on exhibit in the lobby the bank in Newark. In general charge of the affai, City State Teachers College, is sec­ W. O. Wuester, of Hillside, medical of the Hillside National Bank. ------<-»------will be Henry B. Clark Jr. Besid« retary of the Northern New Jersey chairman of the Union County The exhibit was prepared by the Henoch On Rotation the chance to talk over old timea fifth grade class of Mrs. Viola Council of B’nai B ’rith and is the Chapter of the American. Cancer the alumni will have the traditional Schmandt, of the Hurden-Looker Pingry Patter From Korea Service recipient of a national award for Society. softball game. Refreshments will be School, and the display was arrang­ his service to youth through his ,A special medications fund and John Waterbury, president of the Pvt. Herbert Henoch, son o f Phil­ served. ed by Albert Vreeland, school' prin­ leadership of the B ’nai B ’rith Youth program has been set up by the so- Pingry Coin Club, of 226 Exeter way, lip B. Henoch, of 1473 Center street, — ------------_____ cipal. won first prize in the annual coin Organization as former Council cjfety, and the necessary medications arrived home from Korea last week Committee chairman and advisor to will be provided without cost, if It is the culmination of a study exhibit at the school held in con ­ O, hum an love! thou spirit given, unit by pupils on New Jersey on rotation. He reached California four A.Z.A. groups. it is determined that providing junction with National Coin Week. On Earth, of ^all we hope in of unit by pupils on New Jersey. last Monday and Philadelphia last Mr. and Mrs. Unterman are also medicines and treatments would be Ije. Jiad an ..exhibit of American Heaven! Maps show division of the state by Wednesday, being processed at members of the George Washington too great a financial strain on the coins. Camp Kilmer. School P.T.A. of which Mrs. Unter­ patient or family. Under this pro­ the Lenape Indians, into the Minsi, Other Hillside students who ex­ ______—Poe man is corresponding secretary. gram, the county chapter supplied Unami....drid Unalachtigo tribes, hibited were Michael Gross, of 236 over '$500 worth of special medica­ symbols of each tribe, mineral, food Clark street; Donald Geddes, o f 230 tions and radioactive material to and animal life resources, historical Windsor way, and Robbiii Harris, Columbia Alumni county patients during the past sites, scenic wonders and major in­ of 211 Nottingham way. Wherever you live... year. dustries. The display case contains cut­ MAXINE UNTERMAN BEN UNTERMAN In addition, cancer dressings and When the members of the Vail- Dinner Meeting comfort items are provided without out scenes of colonial industries, Deane and Pingry Glee Clubs give you can enjoy f o n t & i e j k Mr. and Mrs. Ben Unterman, of Newark, on T uesday, April 28, at cost, and transportation is available. homes and church services. It also their annual joint concert on May contains replicas of Indian tools 1585 Leslie street, will be the new 6:30 p.m. The dinner meeting of the Col­ ------<->,------1 in the new Pingry chapel, they umbia Alumni Club of Union Coun­ and models of Indian wigwams. will sing together "Ein’ Feste B urg” service/ leaders of t h e William M. Unter- Hon. Esther K . Untermann, past safety, earnings, ty, scheduled for Friday evening, ------«-»------by Luther, and Wilhousky’s “Battle mann Lodge and William M. Unter- president of W o m e n ’s District N o. 3, May 8, at the Park Hotel, Plainfield Wins Scholarship Hymn of the Republic”. mann C hapter, B’nai B ’rith of New­ B’nai B’rith, was the installing Fidelity Union Sets will be of interest and importance to ark, respectively. officer, all alumni of Columbia. Headmaster E. Laurence Springer Mrs. Unterm an was installed at Mr. Unterman w ill be installed at Quarterly Dividend Columbia’s Bi-Centennial, which To Montclair State has received the final report of the tnjoy saving at Car­ the annual installation of offi­ the Hotel Essex House, Newark, on The Board of Directors of the Fi­ comes in 1954, will be the topic of Senior Mothers Library Fund Com­ cers and M oth er’s Day supper of Tuesday, May 5, a t 8 p.m. Sue Elaine Keil, daughter of Mr. delity Union Trust Company, New­ teret, wherever you W e. the evening. Prof. Richard Powell, mittee. the chapter held at A n n Gordon’s, The installation will be conducted and Mrs. Edward Keil, of 1604 ark, has declared a quarterly divid­ who is Director of the Bi-Centen­ Compton place, has been named end of sixty cents a share on the The total amount of donations t(f From the comfort o f nial, will bring first hand news of winner of the Grace M. Freeman your own home, direct the event and will tell the alumni Scholarship awarded annually by how they can take part in the cele­ Montclair State Teachers College. W A 3-7328 to our Savings Depart­ bration. Scholars and statesmen and Miss Keil, a senior at Hillside High ment, you can do it conveniently-by mail. ATTENTION! DR. IRVING BRODY others from all over the free world School, intends to m ajor in mathe­ Here’s all you do; send in the coupon below, with are rallying to the theme of the matics at MSTC. DR. HARRY M. BRODY Bi-Centinnial "M an ’s right to Ranking No. 1 academically in her your savings check. W e send you an account book knowledge and the free use there­ class, she is literary editor of the Optometrists promptly, with handy forms and self-addressed WILLY’S OWNERS! of.” yearbook, business editor of the Immediately following the din­ school newspaper, treasurer of her 85 Williamson Ave., Hillside, N. J. envelopes. You have all the advantages of saving SERVICE IN TOWN AT HILLSIDE WILLYS ner there will be a short business class and a member of the National at “New Jersey’s Largest“-and, w e pay the postage, meeting to report on the successful Honor Society, A Capella Choir, 10,000 SQUARE FRET SERVICE DEPT. You’Ik, outcome of the recent Glee Club Hillside Youth Lounge, the Student Eyes Examined both ways. concert and to elect officers for the Government Association and the Nice way to enjoy Carteret service, isn’t it? Use NEWARK OFFICE 4 find thoroughly trained mechanics and modern ensuing year. Girl’s Athletic Association. Included HOURS: 88 Halsey Street J The dinner meeting is open to all Tueu A Thurs. E” e. 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. the coupon now -and start saving the pleasantest equipment, ready to service your ear. F o r expert in her special achievements and ho­ Newark 2. N. J. J men and women who have attended nors are the Honor “ H ” award for AND BY APPOINTMENT MArket 2-asn X way you’ve ever known. (Or, send the coupon for repairs and dependability, bring your car to any o f the many schools and col­ being on the honor roll and an leges which comprise Columbia Uni­ award from the Newark News for full information.) HILLSIDE WILLYS. versity and their guests. excellent writing. Committees have been appointed ------4->------MAKING HISTORY j in each of the communities of the SECRETARIAL STUDENT Earnings have never been less than county and dinner tickets and in­ HILLSIDE WILLYS Miss Norma Pisano, daughter of Eighty tacey | formation may be had in Hillside Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pisano, 620 M r. annum 1207 Liberty Ave. EL. 2-3134 Hillside, N. J. from Eric O. Forster, of 157 Vir­ Route 22, is enrolled in the two ______S. TERRY & SONS — JULES TERRY, Mgr. ginia street. year course at the Katharine Gibbs i SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $10,000 School and begins her work Septem­ Businessman: I1 Save any amount, any time. Savings received ber 22. Miss Pisano will be graduat­ H.S. Stamp Club ed from Hillside High School in by the 10th of month earn for that full month June. been noticing these ads? 4 In Annual Exhibit =f=- \ . The second annual exhibit of the | WE RE OPEN ~ j high school Stamp Club was held Mighty 6asy Swung j a r t e r e t Friday night in the school library. ( w m e p . Your prospects have— and micstd * First prize for competitive exhibits ! SATURDAY sciation 0 was w on by Tyler Compton with right in this newspaper! and loan association1 his display of "The Growth of the & SUNDAY Railroad.” Milton Schwartz’s stamps T hey’ll be looking 866 BROAD ST., NEWARK 2, N. 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A Dr' 'Robert Gordls, noted rabbi, MRS. HARRY BURNETT Olympic Park Will Bnd M rs. Naomi Ben Assher of Funeral services were held Tues­ OPEN SATURDAY Newark, national educational chair­ day Apriy 21 at the Barrish Fun­ Open For Preview man, directed a session on education eral Home, Newark, for Mrs. Jean Olympic Park, one of the coun­ 8 A.M . to 1 P.M. Tuesday evening. Burnett, o f 352 Trinity place, Wife try’s oldest and most popular .... George D. Rossy, of M al­ o f Harry Burnett, w h o died April amusement parks, will be open May Daily to 5:30 — Friday to 4:30 d en Mass., member of the national 18 at her home following a heart 2 find 3 for the first of two preview board, was conference advisor and attack. She was 56 years old. In ­ week ends. From May 16 on, the addressed the gathering at a ban­ terment was in Evergreen Cemetery- Irvington and Maplewood resort quet last Wednesday night. Mrs. Burnett was a native of will be open daily. Paisley, Scotland, and came to New­ Robert Guenther, of Maplewood, l a t e s t s p r i n g s t y l e s ark 18 years ago. She has resided Olympic’s manager, expects the in Hillside for the past twelve years. park’s famous flower beds to be L ead ers in style and values in Other survivors include a son, aglow with Spring blooms by the M en's & Young Men's suits, top David Armltt, of Hillside; two first week end in May. All of the coats & overcoats & sportswear daughters, Mrs. Margaret Schoen of park’s rides, exhibits and conces­ Trinity place and Mrs. Nancy G ott­ sions will be in operation for the Kay Clothing Co. fried, of East Orange, and three preview. The vast swimming pool, 39 Broad Street grandsons. however, will not open till mid-May. ELIZABETH, N. J. STORE HOURS — Zimmerman Photo Eat The Best For Less At The . . . T he Warriors, winners of the Recreation Commission’s ntermediate Basketball League title, shown M onda y, Tuesday, Wednesday with the trophies awarded by the Recreation Commission. it A M. to 6 P.M. Kneeling, left to right, Howard Scarle, Frank Fr.mgione, George D’Amiano, Bob Jouben, Mike Yednak. T h ursda y, Friday, Saturday standing, Edward Cozzi, Joseph Savittiere, Ronnie Jave, Robert Cozzi, Rudy Cardaci. wa 9 A M. to 9 P.M. SUPER DINER ROUTE 29 NEAR BLOY STREET basis for admission to college. He PHONE Parents See H.S. Clubs In Action explained that the evening’s pro­ The many activities to which high gram would take the parents and S A K R E T E is ready-mixed coo- MA rket 34662 others through an entire week of crete. you Just add water. Anyone school students devote their time themselves. Those who wished were HILLSIDE OFFICE activity periods which are held who has ever made mud pits can uee and energy outside the classroom permitted to take advantage of try­ Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. It succeesfuUy for •very type o| repair WA verly 3-8762 were demonstrated to parents who or construction requiring cem en t ing out the rifle range and one of Thqy were provided with lists of attended the ‘‘Back-to-School Ex­ Sakrete Gravel Mix. Sand Mix. Mortar the tests for autombile driver train­ activities for each of the three days * s i ^ -a tracurricular Night” Friday evening. OPEN 24 HOURS D AILY Mix and Water Tile are dehydrated ing. from which they selected those in Ill clothss poet Excluding the various sports with and packaged in handy 90. 80. 45 or Visitors gathered in the auditori­ which they were interested and base FEDERAL the exception of rifle shooting, vis­ um where Ruhl L. Custer, princi­ 25-lb. d us tils sacks. moved from one period to another itors had an opportunity to see all pal, pointed out that extracurricular as each was terminated by the dis­ Home Remodeling the clubs in action and in two in­ activity is an important phase of missal bell. CO, stances had a chance to participate school work, providing part of the The program was arranged as the W illiam Hale Coal Co. HOUSE contribution of the Dads Booster SAKRETE Club to the township’s 40th anniver­ REPAIRS sary. Sidney Englander, club presi­ dent, welcomed the visitors. W. Carpentry Plumbing ALWAYS IN STOCK Stacey Dunham, vice principal in Coal — Coke Painting Heating Dr. Fred H. Roever, Jr. charge of the high school annex, Brick Work Plastering described the activities there. Fol­ Attics Cementing Optometrist lowing the program refreshments Additions Roofing were served in the gymnasium. Fuel Oil Electrical Papering 237 Clinton Avenue Student members of the ushers and LEVY BROTHERS CO, INC. floors Tiling service committee served as guides. Porches Stairways opp. Elizabeth Ave. 1352 LIBERTY AVE. UNvl 2 7330-1-2 Intelligent Ingrid drives safely 4 Liberty Ave., Hillside UN 2-2244 For Appointment Phone today, Monthly Though once she suspected some Bigelow 3-0258 Newark, N. J steering wheel play. She called a mechanic to give it a Time Payments check, NO CHARGE FOR She knew if she didn’t , she might COMMUNITY APPUANUUELtVISION CO. have a wreck. ESTIMATES —Hillside Safety Council Write FOftTHEBESTEXPEPIfNCfDT.V.v-iRADlOetPMRSlRVICt q u e s t i o n : II HILL ST NEWARK ^HILLSIDE RADIOaELEVBION HILLSIDE’S OWN MA rket 34662 LC 02dfiu.iaJ?£t- 1929 Which car in the low-price field gives you all this: If No Answer Call RAY IRWIN WA verly 3-8702 ^WAVERLY 34055 1636 LIBERTYAVE.^WINANS AVE. 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Ann Kundrat Engaged the Bronx. Grand Advisor is Robert To Attend District McClow Retained As Fraternity Head D. Stiefel, of East Orange, and To William H. Knapp analyst w ith U. S. Civil Service Serious objectives in policy and youth for the development of char­ Commission. B’nai B’rith Parley organization were accomplished at acter and good gjtizenship,” the The convention was marked bv business sessions of the 5st Na­ younger members insisted on main­ group meals, including the convcn The annual District Grand Lodge tion banquet Saturday night tional Convention of Phi Alpha tenance of adult supervision and which A lpha Nu Chapter of Bav No. 3 B’nai B’rith Convention will administration, by drafting Arnold Sigma Fraternity last weekend side, L. I., received an award aJ be held at the Concord Hotel in H. McClow of Hillside for a fifth and along with the social side of the honor chapter and Pesci was ac­ term in 15 years as Grand Master, Monticello, N. Y., on Sunday, Mon­ gathering at the Hotel ^Winfield claimed tor outstanding service Ef' administrative head of the fratern­ day and Tuesday, May lo, 11 and Scott, Elizabeth. forts of John A. Fuhrmann of' ity, along with selection of W. 12, it was announced today by Her­ The convention established new Hillside, as General Chairman of Hooper McChesney, formerly of Standards and procedures for en­ the convention were also praised man Arlein, President of Hillside Hillside and now of East Orange couraging scholarship aims of the Highlight of the social side of the Lodge. and an auditor with the accounting Mrs. Meltzer Will Head'Federation Personal Notes fraternity among member attend­ convention was the ball Saturday District 3 is composed of 1&0 firm of Price, Waterhouse & Co., Mrs. Harry C. Meltzer will be ing schools, and created a new night which was pronounced a dis'' Lodges—20,000 members— in Penn­ community service and civic acheive as Grand Chamberlain. sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and installed as President of the Fed­ tinct success by visiting and local There "is no charge for items ment program which will recognize The new Deputy Grand Master is members as well as guests. West Virginia. Over 700 delegates eration of Jewish Women’s Organi­ published in this column. Fuone the individual and group effort in John A. Kovack, Jr., of Flushing, are expected to attend. Hillside zations of Newark and Environs WAverly 3-9208. this field. L. I., with Richard K. Fisher, o f Lodge will be represented by Her­ at the Spring Conference to be held In addition, the fraternity re­ Malba, L. I. continued as Grand Hollywood Furniture man Arlein, Abe Charnack, Allan phrased it£ membership qualifica­ Scribe. Both are younger members on Wednesday, May.6, at the Jew­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Howell, of Tumarkin anti Rubin Ritz. tions to provide for primary em­ of the fraternity. Chosen as Grand Ju v e n i l e f u r n it u r e ish Community Center, Newark. 1069 Chester street, returned re­ Opening with buffet brunch from phasis on age groups. In line with Historian was Nello Pesci, a Bronx Baby Carriages - Bicycles - Toy; B’nai B’rith Girls 11 to 12 with the Infants Welfare cently from a two week trip to the the fraternity’s purpose as stated at high school student, in the same Garden Furniture League of New Jersey serving as South during which theT* visited the time of its founding in 1902, "to category as two District Deputy 1730 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N. J Will Honor Mothers hostesses, a reception to all incom ­ their daughter and son-in-law promote a closer affiliation between Grand Masters, Paul R. Lewis, of UNionville 2-7057 ing presidents of organizations will M /Sgt. and Mrs. Fred C. Compher men of character and standing and Hillside, and Robert Kennedy, of Mothers and daughters * will —Levy Bros. Jr. Sgt. Compher, son o,f Mr. and assemble tonight when the Deborah follow from 12 to 12:30. MISS ANN KUNDRAT Mrs. Fred C. Compher, of 33 Look­ B ’nai B’rith girls have their an­ Highlight of the conference will Mr. and Mrs. John Kundrat, of er street, is stationed at the Moody nual Mothers’ Day and paid-up be the installation of officers by Jet Airbase in Valdosta, Ga. The membership affair in the Raphael 1306 Broadway, announce the en­ Mrs. Thomas V. Parsonnett. The Howells also visited the Stephen Room of George Washington gagement of their daughter, Ann, guest speaker will be Mrs. B en ja­ Foster Memorial at White Springs, School. to William H Knapp, son of Mrs. min Mahler, who will speak on the Myrna Cooperman and Ellen Du- Edward Knapp, Sr., of 211 Holly­ "Human Side of the United Na­ Fla. bow co-chairmen of the event with wood avenue, and the late Mr. tions.” # Mr. and Mrs. William F. Faber, their committee have planned the Knapp. The incoming president of Fed­ of 123 West King street, are spend­ program. A highlight of the eve­ Miss Kundrat is a graduate of eration comes with a varied back­ ing a vacation at the Bermudiana ning will be a variety show. The Hillside High School and is em ­ ground of communal activity in Hotel, in Bermuda. They left for the hostess committee will serve re­ ployed by Kraft Foods Company Essex County and also on national island April 17 on the Queen of Ber­ freshments. All mothers will re­ here. Her fiance is employed by muda., Mrs. Faber is employed by ceive a small gift from their Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., also the Hillside National Bank. daughters. of Hillside. Woman’s Club To MRS. HARRY C. MELTZER Install Officers level. Mrs. Meltzer is Honorary President df Greater Newark Wo­ The regular meeting of the W o­ men’s Division of American Jew­ man’s Club of Hillside will be held on Tuesday, May 5, at 1:30 p.m. at ish Congress. MAXON PONTIAC INC. Maple Hall. This is the club’s an­ She is also active in National nual. meeting and the year’s a c­ American Jewish Congress serving Takes Pleasure In complishments of each department on the executive board, the Na­ will be reviewed. tional Committee of The Commis­ New officers will be installed by sion on Law and Social Action of Announcing Mrs. Howard J. Bloy, a past presi­ Women's Division, the Administra­ dent of the club. Mrs. D. W. H ar­ tive Committee and the executive That rington of Demarest will entertain board of the Women’s Division. UNDERSELLS THE with a group of folk songs. Mrs. In Essex County Mrs. Meltzer is Harrington is the 6th district music serving on the Community Rela­ chairman and is well known in the tions Committee of the Jewish northern parts of New Jersey as an Community Council of Essex Coun­ accomplished artist at the piano as ty and the Armed Services Com­ well as vocalist. ONE GUY FROM HILLSIDE ~ Mike Tw!,ia mittee of the Jewish Welfare Board. R. S. KING Hostesses for the afternoon will Mrs. Meltzer is on the board of be Mrs. Albert Scaccia, Mrs. Philip the Hillside Jewish Community Open Daily 8 A. M. — 9:30 P.M. Has Joined Our Firm Effective J. Schaub and their committee. Center and on the executive’ board If you’re one who loves to . Seventeen women of the Fifth of the Women’s Progress Club of “ swat the pill,” better be 1 District attended the Ml State Rillside, Sunday 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. ~ I jure you’re w ell prQtectec} May 1, 1953 Music Festival held in TtaddOil In the past four years Mrs. Melt­ in case you injure soritfc- Fortnightly Clubhouse, Haddonfield, zer has served as Legislative Chair­ last Tuesday. Four members of the one. Comprehensive Per­ Formerly Located at 5 Mertz Avenue man and Vice President of Federa­ Hillside Woman’s Club were among tion of Jewish W om en’s Organiza­ sonal Liability Insurance them, Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mrs. A l­ tions. covers golf and other bert Johnson, Mrs. Alfred Harding Hillside, N . J. sports accidents. and Mrs. Ernest Hauck. Mrs. L y­ man Ware, chairman of music for ANNOUNCEMENT! the New Jersey State Federation of W omen’s Clubs, assisted by her Charles Slitkin JOHN C. POZAR eleven district music chairmen O U R M O D E R N arranged and directed the festival. 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get Basketball League final. By f Pln,to of the State of New Jersey, hereto set my hand and affixed my o ffi­ winning, the Hawks tied the Lads Softball Entries Ao Hereby Certify that the said corp- cial seal, at Trenton, this Thirteenth’ latlon did, on the'Thirteenth day of ijay of April, A.I), one thousand nine Club for the league lead, hence a hundred and fifty-three. playoff to determine the champion­ M»ril. 11153, file In my office a duly LLOYD 13. MARSH. Neculed and attested consent In wrlt- Comet Nine Makes 12 Errors ship will be held Saturday morn­ Secretary of State Deadline May 1st to tlie dissolution of said eorpora- Legal Heal of N.J. ing at the Hillside Avenue School lon. executed by nil the stockholders April 23-May 7 A meeting of softball team repre­ hereof, which said consent and the re- court, starting at 10 a.m. Trophies, Fees $13.76 donated by the Recreation Commis­ sentatives was held at the Recrea­ onl of the proceedings aforesaid aro | Fishman, cf iow on file In my said office ns pro. 2 j St. M ary’s 102 000 0—3 sion, will be awarded the winners id o l by Maw. BUY l], S. Sustains Losses To j Mayer, c tion Center Friday evening. Man­ afterward. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have DEFENSE BONDS 0 ! Hillside 100 000 0— 1 agers of twelve industrial softball !'Edelman, 3b 1 Errors— Keehn, Waskiewicz, Sab­ Results of other games played I Cozzi, rf Saturday were as follows: Royals teams were present in addition to 1 atino 4, Edleman, Lutz, Ritter. l Mascola, ss 25, Rattlers 16; Green Hornets and live managers representing teams [Duffy, p 1 Three-base hit—Keehn. Bases on from the community level. St. Mary’s, Plainfield 0 balls—o ff Mulhearn 4, off Lavook Liner were in a double forfeit while I Yednak, p There will be a meeting next Fri­ t 0 0. Struck out—by Mulhearn 4, by the Saber Jets. Panthers and Ram­ By JOE SETZ blers all won forfeit victories. day evening at 7 p.m. for repres­ Lavook 5. Umpires—Windus an(T entatives of Community League With the baseball season just one , . „ Totals 25 Lads Club q F Hoodzow. teams. Rules and regulations will Went, Duffy walking the next two Plainfield AB Tapper, f q 0 month ola, the Comets Had their ------<-»—------be discussed. batters and forcing in a run, Micky j ciotta , If 2 McGinn, f o 0 tHSte of defeat this week, dropping Moffett, f i A meeting for Industrial League two. games, to Plainfield, 5-3, and Yednak came in to finish the inn-1 walker 2 3 Sidoietti, c o teams is also scheduled for Friday St Mary’s o f Elizabeth, 3-1. 4 Hawks, Lads Club 0 ng’ 'Ford, lb Fienblatt, g o evening at the Recreation Center at Although both games received 4 0 Comets Tie Score Grifa, 3b Tyranski, g o 0 8 p.m. Deadline for all entries has fairly good pitching, the Hillers’ 3 Hillside tied the score in the top Blatz cf In Playoff Tilt McGinn, g o been set for Friday, May 1. nemesis was the miscue. Of all the 2 0 of the sixth, Marv Fishman leading Drey.er, ss runs scored by the opposing teams, 3 MIDGET LEAGUE with a double to center, Gene Meyers, rf Totals i 3 Legal Notice none were earned. 3 Standing of Teams Mayer receiving a walk, and suc­ Reilly p Hawks Q F The Plainfield game saw Hill­ 3 W L STATE OF NEW .1EHSICY cessive singles by Warren Edelman Frasco, p Goldberg, f 5 0 side commit five costly errors. 1 Lads Club 11 1 DICTAimilfiNT OF STATE and Ed Cozzi accounting for the Lazarus, f 0 0 ( LIU I FIt ATIC OF DISSOLUTION’ RECORDS! RECORDS! RECORDS! Plainfield “started the scoring with IIawk;s 11 1 scoring. Totals Golkin, f 5 0 T« “II whom lliese present* may come, Bob Qrifa singling to left and Blatz 27 5 5 Panthers 9 3 O re e lin g : Come in and hear them! — A ll Popular Hits! Yednak, with a new ball game in Hillside Feldman, f 2 0 receiving a free pass. Bill Dreyer 000 030 0 -3 Royals 4 WHEREAS, It appears to my satlHfad- hand, lost it with poor infield Plainfield Levin, c 7 0 litm, by duly nuthcntlrnterl record of ALSO KIDDIE RECORDS — 25c hit into a fielder’s choice. Hillside 030 002 •5 Rattlers 4 support, Plainfield coming up with Errors—Duffy, Mascola, Waskie- Kadowitz, g ^ 3 0 the, proceedings for the voluntary dis­ electing to knock off the front run­ Golden Eagles 7 solution thereof by the unanimous run- two more runs to win and the Co­ Lehner, g 1 0 6tUocuUid«Mjt/LlAc COMMUNITY APPLIANCE kTEUVISlON CO. ner, but committing one of the five wicz, Keehn, Edelman. Two base Saber Jets 7 | sent of all the stockholders, deposited III mets coming up with two more hit Fishman. Bases on balls—off Liner Rotberg, g 0 0 n.v office, that errors, allowing Grifa to score 8 Brodkin, g 3 STATE M A M EACH KINO. |\( . F0RTHE BEST EXPERIENCED T.VM RADIO REPAIR SERVICE errors to lose. Incidentally, Yed­ ~Duffy J w,3, uuoff Yednak lcuirnu u,0, Reilly ueiliy 4, off Wildcats vvHUGHES 0 standing up. John 'M eyers then 8 Gare, g 0 I corporation Of this State, whose prln. nak came into the game and gave Frasco l. Struck out—by Duffv 0 Ramblers 8 0 ipal office is situated ill No. 128.8 bounced a Baltimore chop back to hv VpHrtoL- A U ,. , , - ’ rnj„_ up only four hits and didn’t walk by Yednak 4, by Reilly 4, by Frasco Tigers 12 'eii tra I Avenue. In the Township of ^HILblDE RADIO CTELEVNON the box, being retired pitcher to anybody. Totals 26 0 Illlsltle. County of Union. State of New Winning pitcher—Frasco. Los­ Green Hornets 12 lersey (Sam uel Kukovle. being the agent first. Joe D uffy scored his second Fielding Very Ragged Lads Club 1 2 1 1- (Z • " 1 9 2 9 strikeout by a called third strike ing pitcher—Yednak. Umpire—Le- Trojans 12 herein and in eliargo thereof, upon The St. Mary’s game proved to ^ine Hawks 10 12 15 15—52 vhom process may be served), bus corn- to Lou Reilly, but that’s as far as it The Hawks trounced the league- ,------WAVERLY 3-405* be much the same. Hillside com- st- M ary’s died with the requirementh of Title H. AB R leading Lads Club, 52,5, Saturday Fight Polio — Glv« ing up with seven big errors. Jimmy Ritter, ss 'orporaI ions. (Icnent), of Revised Slal- 1536 LIBERTYAVE.w^-WINANS AVE. 4 morning at the Coe Avenue gym in to Sister Kenny Foundation Hih of New .lersey. prelim inary to the Lavook pitched good ball through­ Mulhearn, p sailing of this CertIfleale o f Dissolution. the Recreation Commission’s M id­ 507 5th avenue, New York 17 out, but a pitcher is only as good Eilbacher, cf •NOW TH HR EF< lit E, I, the Secretary NOW! as the men in back of him. Coelho, 3b Both teams scored a run in the Racyynski, c first inning. St. Mary’s getting Tea tor, lb LIBERTY theirs on three errors by Hillside Lutz, If and a single by Mulhern which did McCormack, 2b ACADEMY a Halleck, rf AWARD W INNERS.* not get out of the infield. Hillside got their lone run with Chauncy GARY COOPER « Sabatino singling, stealing second Totals 35 and Fishman singling. Hillside AB \ H IG H I St. Mary’s wrapped up the game Waskiewicz, ss in the third, scoring two runs. Mul­ Sabatino, 2b NOON^ot hern reached first via an error. Lou Keehn, lb Eilbacher was safe on an error, both Fishman, cf B06ART HEPBURN scoring on John Racynski’s single Mayer, c and Lou Lutz’s hit developing into Cozzi, rf 2 ^ ' AFRICAN an error. Edleman, 3b 3 Jif)UEENV Hillside did receive some good Shriner, If 2 nott/cotop work from the outfield by Ed Cozzi, Lavook, p 3 who held many a man to a single and pegged two men out with a Totals 25 strong arm. Hillside AB R R TOWNSHIP NOTES Waskiewicz, 2b 3 0 2 Is your house for sale? 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McClow Retained As Fraternity Head D. Stiefel, of East Orange, and To Attend District ^lo nnu^ William ! ldraLEllgageti H . Knapp analyst with U. S. Civil Service Serious objectives in policy and ! youth for the development of chltr- Commission. B’nai B’rith Parley organization were accomplished at acter and goocj citizenship/’ the The convention was marked b business sessions of the 5st Na­ younger members insisted on main­ group meals, including the conven The annual District Grand Lodge tion banquet Saturday nig]-,, tional Convention of Phi Alpha tenance of adult supervision and No, 3 B'nai B ’rith Convention will which Alpha Nu n Chapter of Bav Sigma Fraternity last weekend administration by drafting Arnold be held at the Concord Hotel in side, L. I., received an award ^ and along with the social side of the H. McClow of Hillside for a fifth honor chapter and Pesci was ac­ Monticello, N. Y., on Sunday, Mon­ term in 15 years as Grand Master, gathering at the Hotel Winfield claimed for outstanding service Ef' administrative head of the fratern­ day and Tuesday, May 10, 11 and Scott, Elizabeth. forts of John A. Fuhrmann 0f' ity, along with selection of W. 12, it was announced today by Her­ The convention established new Hillside, as General Chairman of Hooper McChesney, 'formerly of Standards and procedures for en­ •the convention were also praised man Arlein, President or Hillside Hillside and now o f East Orange Lodge. couraging scholarship aims of the Highlight of the social side of the Mrs. Meltzer Will Head Federation and an auditor with the accounting District 3 is composed of 150 Personal Notes fraternity among member attend­ convention was the ball Saturday firm of Price, Waterhouse & Co., Lodges—20,000 members—in Penn­ Mrs. Harry C. Meltzer will be * ------— ing schools, and created a new night which was pronounced a dis* as Grand Chamberlain. sylvania, N ew Jersey, Delaware and installed as President of the Fed­ community service and civic acheive tinct success by visiting and local There is no charge for items The new Deputy Grand Master is West Virginia. Over 700 delegates ment program which will recognize members as well as guests. eration of Jewish Women’s Organi­ published in this column. Puonc John A. Kovack, Jr., of Flushing, are expected to attend. Hillside the individual and group effort in zations of Newark and Environs W Averly 3-9208. L. I., with Richard K. Fisher, of Lodge will be represented by Her­ this field. Malba, L. I. continued as Grand man Arlein, Abe Charnack, Allan at the Spring Conference to be held In addition, the fraternity re­ Hollywood Furniture phrased it$ membership qualifica­ Scribe. Both are younger members Tumarkin and Rubin Ritz. on Wednesday, M ay.6, at the Jew­ Mr. a n d Mrs. W alter Howell, of JUVENILE FURNITURE ish Community Center, Newark. tions to provide for primary em­ of the fraternity. Chosen as Grand 1069 Chester street, returned re­ Opening with buffet brunch from phasis on age groups. In line with Historian was Nello PesCi, a Bronx Baby Carriages - Bicycles - T ,y; B’nai B ’rith Girls 11 to 12 with the Infants Welfare cently from a two week trip to the the fraternity’s purpose as stated at high school student, in the same Garden Furniture League of New Jersey serving as South during which they visited the time of its founding in 1902, ‘‘to category as two District Deputy 1730 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N, j Will Honor Mothers hostesses, a reception to all incom­ their daughter and son-in-law promote a closer Affiliation between Grand Masters, Paul R. Lewis, of UNionville 2-7057 M/Sgt. an d Mrs. Fred C. Compher men of character and standing and Hillside, and R obert Kennedy, of Mothers and daughters' will —Levy Bros. ing presidents of organizations will follow from 12 to 12:30. Jr. Sgt. Compher, son of Mr. and assemble tonight when the Deborah MISS ANN KUNDRAT B’nai B’rith girls have their an­ Highlight of* the conference will Mrs. Fred C. Compher, of 33 Look­ Mr. and Mrs. John Kundrat, of nual Mothers’ Day and paid-up be the installation of officers by er street, is stationed at the Moody membership affair in the Raphael 1306 Broadway, announce the en­ Mrs. Thomas V. Parsonnett. The Jet Airbase in Valdosta, Ga. The Room o f George Washington gagement of their daughter, Ann, guest speaker will be Mrs. Benja­ Howells also visited the Stephen School. to William H Knapp, son of Mrs. min Mahler, who will speak on the Foster Memorial at White Springs, Myrna Cooperman rind Ellen Du- Edward Knapp, Sr., of 211 Holly­ "Human Side of the United-Na­ Fla. bow co-chairmen of the event with wood avenue, and the late Mr. tions.” * # their committee have planned the Knapp. The incoming president of Fed­ Mk a n d Mrs. William F. Faber, program. A highlight of the eve­ Miss Kundrat is a graduate of eration comes with a varied back­ of 12* W est King street, are spend­ ning will be a variety show. The Hillside High School and is em­ ground of communal activity in ing a vacation at the Bermudiana hostess com m ittee will serve re­ ployed by Kraft Foods Company Essex County and also on national Hotel, in Bermuda. T hey left for the freshments. All mothers will re­ here. Her fiance is employed by island A pril 17 on the Queen of Ber­ ceive a sm all gift from their Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., also muda. M rs. Faber is employed by daughters. of Hillside. Woman’s Club To the Hillside National Bank. MRS. HARRY C. MELTZER Install Officers level. Mrs. Meltzer is Honorary President ilf Greater Newark W o­ The regular meeting of the Wo­ men’s Division of American Jew­ man’s Club of Hillside will be held on Tuesday, May 5, at 1:30 p.m. at ish Congress. MAXON PONTIAC INC. Maple Hall. This is the club’s an­ She is also active in National nual meeting and the year’s ac­ American Jewish Congress serving Takes Pleasure In complishments of each department on the executive board, the Na­ will be reviewed. tional Committee of The Commis­ New officers will be installed by sion on Law and Social Action of Announcing Mrs. Howard J. Bloy, a past presi­ Women’s Division, the Administra­ dent of the club. Mrs. D. W. Har­ tive Committee and the executive rington of Demarest will entertain board of the Women’s Division. That with a group of folk songs. Mrs. u m i s m E In Essex County Mrs. Meltzer is Harrington is the 6th district music serving on the Community Rela­ chairman and is well known in the tions Committee of the Jewish northern parts of New Jersey as an Community Council of Essex C oun­ accomplished artist at the piano as ty and the Armed Services Com­ well as vocalist. ONE GUY FROM H I L L ® ® ' 1* ' mittee of the Jewish Welfare Board. R. S. KING Hostesses for the afternoon will Mrs. Meltzer is on the board of be Mrs. Albert Scaccia, Mrs. Philip the Hillside Jewish Community Open Daily 8 A. M. — 9:30 P.M. Has Joined Our Firm Effective J. Schaub and their committee. Center and on the executive' board If y o u ’re one who loves to Seventeen women of the Fifth of the Women’s Progress Club of "sw at the pill,” better be ' District ftttende^ the All State Rillside, jure y ou ’re well prQtect^cJ Sunday 10 A.M . to 6 P.M. May 1,1953 Music Festival held in HaddOtl In the past four years Mrs. M elt­ in case you injure son16- Fortnightly Clubhouse, Haddonfield, zer has served as Legislative C hair­ last Tuesday. Four members of the one. Comprehensive Per­ Formerly Located at 5 Mertz Avenue man and Vice President of Federa­ Hillside Woman’s Club were among tion of Jewish Women’s Organiza­ sonal Liability Insurance them, Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mrs. Al­ tions. cov ers golf and other bert Johnson, Mrs. Alfred Harding Hillside, N. J. sports accidents. and Mrs. Ernest Hauck. Mrs. Ly­ man Ware, chairman of music for ANNOUNCEMENT! the New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs, assisted by her Charles Slitkin JOHN C. POZAR eleven district music chairmen O U R M O D ER N arranged and directed the festival. Dispensing- Optician AGENCY Mrs. Ware directed the All-State announces evening hours REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Chorus made up of Women’s Clubs at his home Body & Fender Shop choruses while Mrs. Harry H. Mer- 1155 Liberty Ave. win of Rutherford accompanied at 269 Dorer Ave — WA 6-2576 corner Crann Street the piano. W ill Feature the Same High Quality Work HILLSIDE, N. J. EL 4-9330 6:30 P.M. to 9 P.M. and Reasonable Prices That Have Been A Matt-Rest Products Oculist Prescriptions Filled “Your Toy & Juvenile Broken lenses and Furniture Store” Standard with R. S. KING for 18 Years. frames duplicated BABY STROLLERS -BICYCLES TOYS - CRIBS 1275 Liberty Ave. — WA 6-4280 LIBERTY BAKE SHOP LIBERTY AVE. NEAR LONG Blueberry Muffins, Corn Muffins, Bran Muffins Attention Delicious Pound Cake Our Special Order Dept. Is ready to serve those "special event” needs. 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Universal Photographers have come to New Jersey. We are specialists in child photography and the photographing o f infants. Wednesday thru Tuesday April 29 t„ May 5 In association with The HILLSIDE TIMES, Universal Photographers (ONE ENTIRE WEEK) SPACE MAKER plans to photograph and publish in the TIMES, pictures of children and babies. Burt Lancaster and Shirley Booth in “COME BACK, LITTLE SHEBA” Model LD-87K REFRIGERATOR D « Lux* 8.7 cy ft We have contracted with the TIMES to publish the pictures of children Red Skelton In There are no “hot spots” in this new “THE CLOWN” AS PER WEEK O-El Roto-Cold refrigeration and babies, photographed by the Universal Photographers. Every week, there HTTIE after smalt Saturday Matinee — For the Kids — May 2 OO means a more uniform flow o f cold will be pictures of the youngsters in Hillside. AS down payment air to every part of the refrigerator! Roy Rogers in “ GAY R A N C H E R O ” ’ 3 All your food keeps better— longer! Why not he among the first to have your childen^s pictures taken and “THE CLOW N” with Red Skelton G.E.’s new Frost-Limitor prevents www>ntw>,»w,vww ww

get Basketball League final. By of State of the State o f New Jersey, hereto ket my hand and affixed my offl- winning, the Hawks tied the Lads Softball Entries Do Hereby Certify that the said corp- cial *eal, at Trenton, this Thirteenth tlon did, on the Thirteenth clay of April, A,D. one thousand nine Club for the league lead, hence a hundred and fifty-three. playoff to determine the champion­ April, IBM, file In my o ffice a duly LLOYD 13. MARSH, ■xecuted and attested consent In writ­ Secretary of State Comet Nine Makes 12 ship will be held Saturday morn­ ing to live dissolution of said corpora- Deadline May 1st Legal Seal of N.J. Errors ing at the Hillside Avenue School lon, executed by all the stockholders April 23 -M ay 7 court, starting at 10 a.m. Trophies, A meeting of softball team repre­ hereof, which said consent and the re- ord of the proceedings aforesaid are Fees t 13.76 donated by the Recreation Commis­ sentatives was held at the R ecrea­ low on file In my said o ffice as pro­ Fishman, cf BUY U. S. St. Mary's 102 000 0—3 sion, will be awarded the winners tion Center Friday evening. M an­ dded hy law’ . Sustains Losses To Mayer, c afterward. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I-have DEFENSE BONDS Hillside 100 000 0—1 agers of twelve industrial softball Results of other games played Edelman, 3b Errors—Keehn, Waskiewicz, Sab­ teams were present in addition to Cozzi, rf Saturday were as follows: Royals five managers representing teams atino 4, Edleman, Lutz, Ritter. 25, Rattlers 16; Green Hornets and Mascola, ss ' Three-base hit—Keehn. Bases on from the community level. Duffy, p Liner were in a double forfeit while St. Mary’s, Plainfield bglls—off Mulhearn 4, off Lavook There will be a meeting next Fri­ the Saber Jets. Panthers and Ram­ Yednak, p day evening at 7 p.m. for repres­ 0. Struck out—by Mulhearn 4, by blers all won forfeit victories. By JOE SETZ Lavook 5. Umpires—Windus anc( entatives of Community League Lads Club G F Totals 25- Hoodzow. teams. Rules and regulations will With the baseball season just one Tapper, f 0 went, Duffy walking the next two Plainfield AB 0 be discussed. month oM, the Comets Had their McGinn, f 0 0 batters and forcing in a run. Micky Ciotta, If 2 A meeting for Industrial League taste of defeat this week, dropping Lloyd, 2b M offett, f 1 3 Yednak came in to finish the inn­ 2 teams is also scheduled for Friday tw0 games, to Plainfield, 5-3, and Hawks, Lads Club Sidoietti, c 0 0 ing. Walker, c 4 evening at the Recreation Center at at Mary’s of Elizabeth, 3-1. Fienblatt, g 0 0 Ford, lb 4 8 p.m. Deadline for all entries has Although both games received Tyranski, g 0 0 Comets Tie Score Grifa, 3b 3 been set for Friday, May 1. fairly good pitching, the Hillers' In Playoff Tilt McGinn, g 0 Hillside tied the score in the top Blatz cf 2 ------«-»------S------nemesis was the miscue. Of all the of the sixth, Marv Fishman leading Dreyer, ss 3 MIDGET LEAGUE Totals 1 3 Legal Notice runs scored by the opposing teams, with a double to center, Gene Meyers, rf 3 Standing of Teams Hawks G F none were earned. Mayer receiving a walk, and suc­ Reilly p 3 W L STATIC OF NEW .IKKHKY The Plainfield game saw H ill­ Goldberg, f 5 0 DPPAKTM KNT OF STATIC cessive singles by Warren Edelman Frasco, p 1 Lads Club 11 side commit five costly errors. Lazarus, f 0 0 l tTIFI< ATIC OF D IN H O n'T'VN RECORDS! RECORDS! RECORDS! and Ed Cozzi accounting for the Hawks 11 To nil whom those presenth m ay eome, Plainfield‘ started the scoring w ith Golkin, f 5 0 Come in and hear them! — A ll Popular Hits! scoring. Totals 27 5 Panthers Greet in * : Bob Grifa singling to left and Blatz Feldman, f 2 0 Yednak, with a new ball game in Hillside 000 030 Royals WHBHKA8, It appears to my sntlfifac­ ALSO KIDDIE RECORDS — 25c receiving a free pass. Bill Dreyer - 0 -3 Levin, c 7 0 tion, hy duly a uthenlicated rernrrl of hand, lost it with poor infield Plainfield 030 002 x—5 Rattlers Kadowitz, g 3 0 ! the proceedings for Iho voluntary dls- hit into a fielder's choice. Hillside support, Plainfield coming up with Errors—Duffy, Mascola, Waskie­ Golden Eagles j solution thereof by the unanimous cop- Lehner, g 1 0 COMMUNITYAPPUANCt ^TELEVISION CO. electing to knock o ff the front ru n ­ two more runs to win and the Co­ wicz, Keehn, Edelman. Two base Saber Jets ( H em of all the stockholders, deposited in Rotberg, g 0 0 * my office, that ner, but committing one of the five mets coming up with two more hit—Fishman. Bases on balls—off Liner F0RTHE BEST EXPERIENCED T.V.o^ RADIO REPAIR SERVICE errors, allowing G rifa to score Brodkin, g 3 0 i J8TATR MAM I At Tl KING, INC. errors to lose. Incidentally, Yed­ Duffy 3, off Yednak 0, Reilly 4, off Wildcats I a corporation o f this State, whose prin­ Gare, g 0 0 standing up. John 'Meyers then nak came into the game and gave Frasco l. Struck out—by Duffy 0 Ramblers cipal office Is situated a( No. 1288 bounced a Baltimore chop back to Central Avenue, in the Tow nship of ^HILblDE RADIO £TELEVN N up only four hits and didn't walk by Yednak 4, by Reilly 4, by Frasco Tigers 12 Hillside, County of Union, State o f New 0 Totals 26 0 52 the box, being retired pitcher to anybody. 2. Winning pitcher—Frasco. Los­ Green Hornets 12 Jersey (Samuel ZaUovic. being Iho agent Lads Club 1 211— 5 a 1929 first. Joe Duffy scored his second Fielding Very Ragged ing pitcher—Yednak. Umpire—Le- Trojans 12 therein and In charge thereof, upon Hawks 10 12 15 15—52 whom process may he served), Inis com ­ strikeout by a called third strike The St. Mary's game proved to pine. T he Hawks trounced the league­ t^W AVERLY 3-4055 to Lou Reilly, but that’s as far as It plied with Iho requirements or T itle H. be much the same. Hillside com ­ St. Mary’s AB R leading Lads Club, 52->5, Saturday Fight Polio — Glvt Corporations, General, of Revised Stat­ 1536 LIBERTYAVE.k^WINANS AVE. ing up with seven big errors. Jimmy Ritter, ss 4 1 m orning at the Coe Avenue gym in tn Sister Kenny Foundation utes of New Jersey, preliminary to the Mulhearn, p issuing of this Certificate of Dissolution, Lavook pitched good ball through­ 4 1 the Recreation Corhmission’s Mid- 507 5th avenue, New York 17 NOW THKKlCFOU 1C, 1, the Secretary out, but a pitcher is only as good Eilbacher, cf 4 1 NOW! as the men in back of him. Coelho, 3b 4 0 Both teams scored a run in the Racyynski, c 4 0 SKOURAS first inning. St. Mary’s getting Teator, lb 4 0 ELIZABETH Lutz, If LIBERTY 3 9295 theirs on three errors by Hillside 4 0 McCormack, 2b ADEMY u and a single by Mulhern which did 4 0 not get out of the infield. Hillside Halleek, rf 3 0 IARD WINNERS AL got their lone run with Chauncy JtY COOPER Sabatino singling, stealing second, Totals 35 3 and Fishman singling. Hillside AB R HIGH S St. Mary’s wrapped up the game Waskiewicz, s, 4 0 In the third, scoring two runs. Mul­ Sabatino, 2b 4 1 NOON A hern reached first via an error. Lou Keehn, lh 3 0 Eilbacher was safe on an error, both Fishman, cf 2 0 scoring on John Racynski's single Mayer, c 3 0 and Lou Lutz’s hit developing into Cozzi, rf 2 0 an error. Edleman, 3b 3 0 Hillside did receive some good Shriner, If 2 0 work from the outfield by Ed Cozzi, Lavook, p 3 0 who held many a man to a single and pegged two men out with a Totals 25 1 strong arm. Hillside AB R II TOWNSHIP NOTES Waskiewicz, 2b 3 0 2 Is your house for sale? For quick Shriner, lb 3 0 0 •esults, phone Theresa M. Rensen, Keehn, lb 3 0 0 Broker, WA 6-4240—Adv.

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HILLSIDE Reg, $16.90 RECREATION ’ k 1 1 0 Alleys f i * COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND h e ns 875 B R O A D STREET LUNCHEONETTE STUDIO (Cor. Broad & William) 1386 LIBERTY AVE. NEWARK cor. Florence Where Shall I Take My Car For Service? WAverly 3-9846 Bring This Ad With You — Good Until Used! That is an easy question to answer! Take your car to the new car dealer, who is authorized to sell and service your particular make.

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SAVINGS IN BERGMAN NASH MOTORS MAXON PONTIAC INC AUTHORIZED NASH DEALER Why Take Chances? AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER As authorized new car deal­ 1444 NORTH BROAD STREET 1477 N O R T H B R O AD STREET EVERY DEPARTMENT ers, we are required to c o n ­ WAverly 3-1753 form to the high, rigid, standards set by the m anu­ WAverly 3-6900 NOW GOING ON! facturers. It. is our ability to meet these standards that enables us to retain our dealerships and we GORMAN P. FISCHER INC. must at all times maintain MERKLE MOTORS AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER the equipment and m an­ AUTHORIZED HUDSON DEALER GOLDFINGER’S power essential to doing the 1146 NORTH BROAD STREET best possible repair Job on 1415 MAPLE AVENUE your car. GREATEST SALE ELizabeth 2-3165 WAverly 3-3344

Check the dealers listed in this IN HERBERT CHEVROLET MOTORS. ad. They offer you authorized service with Factory-Trained MIDWAY MOTORS INC. AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER mechanics, Factory Approved AUTHORIZED DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALER Methods, Factory-Tested Equip­ 1465 NORTH BROAD STREET 1433 N O R T H B R O A D STREET 23 Y E A R S ment and Factory - Approved Parts! Eliminate guesswork . . . WAverly 6-1200 have the dealer who is au th ­ WAverly 3-3500 ? orized to sell your make o f car • • • do your repair work. You’ll be glad you did! HILLSIDE WILLYS NESE MOTORS INC. AUTHORIZED WILLYS DEALER ! ! REMEMBER ! ! BE AUTHORIZED KAISER - FRAZER DEALER 1209 L IB E R T Y A V E N U E PREPARED for your N. J. 1440 N O R T H B R O A D STREET State Inspection! See Us ELizabeth 2-3134 Today! W Averly 6-2961 128 L Y O N S A V E N U E < N E W A R K , N. J., cor. Parkview Terrace BUY YOUR NEW AND USED CARS IN HILLSIDE WHERE A BARGAIN AND A GUARANTEE ALWAYS PREVAILS PAGE 6— THE HILLSIDE TIMES.,THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1953 0hp ftllatiip (Simps

Entered a* second class matter, January 31, 1925, at the Post O ffice at Elizabeth, New Jersey, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Printed and Published every Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street, Hillside, New Jersey by * THE HILLSIDE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY Services You Need Sidney Silverstein...... Business Manager Robert Kaplan...... Editor AIR COMPRESSORS AUTO CAMERAS FUEL OIL LIQUOR REAL ESTATE Telephone WAverly 3-9207 SERVICE STATIONS Air compressor rental service & EQUIPMENT BURNERS Your Friendly Liquor Dealer INSURANCE SUBSCRIPTION RATES CALL US for concrete breaking The TIMES will be sent to any part of the United States for HEINZ ZENITH the regular subscription price of $3.50 a year, single copies 8 cents. and emergency service K A T H R Y N A . KELLEli Postage to Canada and foreign countries must be added to these rates. for industrial plants ESSO STATION CAMERA EXCHANGE BEER Complete Heating Service GENERAL INSURANCE COMMUNICATIONS No. Broad and Looker Streets Peter A. 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CO., Inc. 1405 MAPLE AVENUE Complete and Efficient Servl. r Moving ‘More Rapidly’ Elizabeth EL 3-7667 ALUMINUM HEATING - OIL BURNERS MEAT MARKETS In its April 16 issue The Times published a brief letter AWNINGS HIRLEMAN’S ESSO SIGNS from a resident on Stone street pointing out that the present SERVICENTER DELICATESSEN FU E L OIL official administration was elected to office on a program one COMMUNITY Xonant St. & Hollywood Ave. SYL’S SIGNS of whose chief points was to provide the township with soft KOOLVENT SALES CO. Phone ESsex 5-1700 PO R K STORE 1192 LIBERTY AVE. water. “ In my opinion” , the resident declared, “ it seems that CALL EL 3-8906 E & S DELICATESSEN UN 2-0167 640 ROUTE 22 For Piekup & Delivery 1331 Liberty Avenue the Township Committee could move more rapidly in this 1590 Maple Avenue 353 COIT STREET Near Long Avenue direction.” (cor. Spring St.) BATTERY - TIRE & LUBRICATION SERVICE WAverly 6-1338 WA 6-0782 There is a possibility the writer of the letter may be right, UNionville 2-7746 LET US PREPARE IRVINGTON Meats & Poultry but the problem, not only of soft water but also of cheaper water Aluminum Awnings - Jalousies, YOUR PLATTERS through municipal ownership, is one of the most difficult facing HOME MADE BOLOGNAS Aluminum Siding - Rustic Fences NO EXTRA CHARGE the community today. Just to cite one phase of it, the township Hot Past rum I & Hot Corned Beef AND KIELBASI could request the Elizabethtown Water Company to soften H ill­ Iron Railings At All Time* HAVE YOU TRIED FURS side’s water at its source. In fact, the township has sounded out x Lifetime, OUR SLOPPY JOE’S? MONUMENTS the company on this point and it lias been indicated that to do Ventilated FOGEL-KLEIN so would (1) increase the cost of the supply immediately, (2) WEEQUAHIC raise the question whether the other communities served by the HdoLVem? FU R S, IN C. by SLIPCOVERS KOSHER company would agree to the change, without which agreement announce they are now located at & UPHOLSTERY DELICATESSEN NICHOLAS GEORGE it probably could not he done. 967 Bergen Street, There are still more complexities with regard to obtaining BEAUTIFY YOUR FURNITURE AND CATERERS WA 6-4331 soft water by means of municipal ownership which the com ­ • AWNINGS, WITH OUR SLIPCOVERS •PORCH ROtJF The latest patterns and finest mittee is now exploring. But to repeat, this particuuar problem ZION KOSHEK Newark, N. J. fibrics styled for ’year round use. is one of the real “ toughies” . •CANOPIES Products Exclusively • COLD FUR STORAGE • Choice of gigantic Spring selec­ NIGHT WASHING tion. Our special feature: But there are numerous other problems of a much simpler •DOORWAY COVERINGS WAverly 9-9808 • Called For & Delivered • DOUBLE SEAMS nature which are also awaiting solution. It is a well-known fact and Lubrication 417 Chancellor Ave., Newark Sc HEAVY DUTY ZIPPERS among those close to the situation that the volume of “ unfinish­ AUTO for your convenience until II p.m GIFT SHOPS ed” official business, despjte all efforts to reduce it. remains of FOR YOUR ENTERTAINING ACCESSORIES SOMETHING NEW mountainous proportions, if is' frankly recognized, by those who LIPSCHUTZ BROS. SOMETHING DIFFERENT IVY GIFT SHOP are honest about it, that the Township Committee may never ESSO SERVICE Exclusive with Us at 1590 MAPLE AVENUE Barre Guild Memorials get over the summit of this mountain with the facilities now BRING THIS AD \Vee

be marked was the old Timothy January. Coming up on October the prize. Surrounding it is an can voters in your municipality who “Don’t worry,” said Freddie one Woodruff house on Salem ave­ 30 will be their 59th wedding L-shaped lot which many chose to renominate me, together Cubs Lay Plans For night. years ago served as a miniature nue opposite Wilder street. An anniversary which is quite a with the other two incumbent Free­ golf course. This lot will soon be Father-Son Dinner "I'll manage — just need one head­ ancestor of the Wobdruff family lovely record in itself. holders, for another term. It is light.” quickly overgrown with thick The Pack Committee of Cub Pack lived there (nany years ago. The # * * S id n e y S ilverstein weeds. heartening to know that so many By SLIM, JUVf: One of Hillsides 195, Hillside Jewish Community He discovered too late British broke into it on a for­ In view of the mounting prob­ people had faith in my record to young automobile salesmen has Center, met at the home of Dr. and That he shouldn’t tempt fate. lem of whttt to do with cars, we vote for me despite the insults that aging expedition and tried to decided to give up smoking. To Mrs. Charles J. Grubin on Mon­ urge the town officials to pur­ were hurled at me, the accusations H e’ll live . . . but he’ll never look Historian Suggests Markers steal some cows from the farm. kill the urge and the desire Jim day April 20. Plans for the father chase these two parcels and that were made, and the implied right. In those days the Loyalists has started eating bananas, and and son dinner to be held at Sinai convert them into an attractive threats which were published by an­ Hillside Safety Council from this section, British sym­ from the looks of it, he is pick­ Congregation on Monday evening, parking area. The question of other candidate who sought to de­ For Important Local Sites pathizers, escaped to Staten Is­ ing out the king size. No doubt, May 4, at 6:30 p.m. were formulated parking will grow more intense feat me. land where they were given pro­ that slim looking figure of his with Mrs. Jacfc Bloom as chaironan. Hillside is celebrating its 40th anniversary during the coming rather thap lessen. So in this It is also heartening to know that, tection. They were familiar with will soon take on a paunchy A magician will entertain after the , month. However, the township was part of Union which was estab section as well as in the other just because I exercised the privil­ the old Lyons Farms residents, appearance. dinner. NEW lished in 1808, and did not break away until 1913. - three corners of our growing ege of any American in announcing and would frequently guide the Reminds us of the famous On Monday evening, May 11 from One resident, whose fam ily has lived in this area for many gen­ community it would be well to my preference for the Governorship, 1953 OIL BURNER British here on foraging parties 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. boys who will be erations, feels that local historical sites should be adequately marked saying of Mark Twain, who was there were enough Forbes, Troast, Complete With 550 Gal. Oil Tank for supplies. pin point land that could be set eight by the fall and who are in­ to preserve their importance. He is George C. Woodruff of Conant asked if he found it hard to give Hand and other supporters who aside for future parking needs. terested in registering as cubs NO DOWN cor A street, author of "T he History of Hillside, N. J. and Vicinity.” up smoking. “ Easiest thing in voted for me on the basis of my WRITES FOR TV* Two years, We understand, incidentally, should come with a parent to 1504 the world,’’ Twain declared. qualifications for Freeholder and PAYMENT ?oOU "T h e old Huffy house, which ago she was trying to break into that the town owns the strip of Maple avenue, at which time appli­ “ Haven’t I done it hundreds of not on the basis of whom I favored 36 MONTHS TO PAY was located on Hillside avenue book that later the Duffy house writing for television with situa­ land, formerly a creek, between cations will be accepted. tim es!” for Governer. Only 3 Hours Without Heat tion comedy material, but she North Broad street and Morris Those present at the meeting were opposite Maple avenue, had a lot was the first headquarters of Again, I thank the Republican vo­ was ahead of her time. Now place that could in time also be Mrs. Rose Strassberg, of the center Spoola! P rice* on THATCHER and of historical flavor,” recalled the New York to Philadelphia EYESORE: It’s not a gas sta­ ters in your town. If reflected in Miss Madeleine Moschenross, of converted into a parking site. 6taff; Mrs. Sam Leventer, center American Oil Burner Boiler Unit* Woodruff. “ The upstairs part tion, although the ghostly out­ November, you may be sure that 1 stagecoach. The name of the • 118 Williamson avenue, feels her ------— ------president; Hy Zimmerman, cub- 10 YEAR GUARANTEE was actually the first school in lines are still present. And it’s will not violate their confidence in coach line was "The Swiftsure material is ripe. master, Mrs. Ruth Steirman, Mr. For Free Fail mate town prior to 1800. not a used car lot, although me. and Speedwell”. Some years ago Miss Mos­ Letters To The Editor and Mrs. Jack Bloom, Mrs. Moe CALL UN 2-4281 or SO 3-3535 “ O ld Ichahod Grumman Jr. you’ll find plenty of cars there Sincerely, This important site was torn chenross wrote a series of hum­ Fruchter, Mrs. Gert Baletin, Har­ lived there. He was an express but the price tags are missing. THANKS FROM BENN1NGER Albert J. Benninger THOMAS OIL CO. down during the war and is now orous articles for a Bell System We refer to the lot on Maple old Zonderman, H. Hirschorn, Mr. $. rider for George Washington, the location of part of the Jones employees publication. It was April 24, 1953 Freeholder - Union County Visit Our Showroom avenue and Bailey avenue, and Mrs. Milton Herskovitz and Now on Display »n d h e brought the news of Pies plant. based on the boss and his steno­ Editor, Hillside Times, which is used roughly as a Mrs. Grubin. Open Even In irs Until 10 O 'clock Cornwallis' surrender from Another old historical location grapher situation. Strike Baek! parking lot. If there ever was Through your newspaper I wish to Give to Conquer at 1701 Springfield Ave., Maplewood Philadelphia to Newark. It was was the home of the late Judge The publication has a circula­ an ugly eyesore this land wins thank the majority of the Republi­ 702 Ramsey Ave., Hillside nam ed Grumman'! wild ride.” Ethan Allan Yuill, now the tion of 150,000 and following CANCER BUY BONDS ANI) KEEP THEM Woodruff recalled from his Jewish Center on Maple avenue. publication of the stories she That house, reminds Hillside’s received a lot of fan mail from local historian, was entered by nearly every part of the globe. J. Norwood Van Ness the British during the Revolu­ These stories she has convert­ Guild Opticians tionary War, and the furniture ed into twenty-six different pro­ "STYLISH EYEGLASSES— was destroyed. The original grams, each one entirely differ­ LARGE s e l e c t i o n - home was built about 1668, but ent. In them she portrays auth­ q u a l i t y SERVICE" has been remodeled several entic office life with all its fun 570 Clinton Ave., Newark. N. J. times. It was known as the old and its heartaches. Tel. BI 3-4765 — BI 3-2237 Winans home. And now Miss Moschenross L A third site that could well realizes that breaking into crea­ tive programming for TV has difficulties. However she has faith and confidence In herself and her material and determin­ ation to get into the field. This former assistant editor and feature writer for the Bell publication also has written for­ ty other programs of religious and educational material, and will not rest until she succeeds. “I appeared in one of the early two-way television tests in 1932, recalls Miss Moschenross. "Another girl was asked to participate. But she refused to go into the booth where he scan ning disc was stationed. Why? She was afraid of being elec­ trocuted!” * * * GETTING ALONG: One of the oldest living couples in town is certainly Mr. and Mrs. Rob- erty K. Bloy, Sr., of 1465 Center street. They are the parents of Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy. Mrs. Bloy will be 81 in August and her husband will be 84 next

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COOPERATION OF THE FOLLOWING HILLSIDE COMPANIES:

A-C Supply Co., Inc. The Hillside National Bank Mundet Cork Corp. * International Corporation Bristol-Myers Company Stainless Steel Specialists Paramount Products Co., Inc.

The Cooper Alloy Foundry Co. Ironbound Box & Lumber Co. Public Service Tobacco Co. Jiffy Manufacturing Co. Schacht Steel Const., Inc. Edgcomb Steel Corporation Kraft Foods Company Sunrise Dairies Hatfield Wire & Cable Division of Continental Copper A Steel Industries Inc. The Lionel Corp. Sun Tube Corporation

The Heil Company Miller Steel Co., Inc. Tridix Tool & Machine Co. A-7MS PA(JE 8— THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1953 ,-U the maid of honor, wore an old- Pole vault—1. Curtiss, Regional; | the sum o[ (60.1)0 In caali on u ,, Mason Work & Driveways 1953. Miss Wolf Bride fashioned mauve gown with a- S.G.A. Sponsoring Washington PTA 2. Rawicz. Regional; 3. Tie between The Township Committee may . ASPHALT driveways, parking areas, bustle. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Morgan, Regional, and Sorenson, time and place alcove specified’ •, WANT ADS alterations and masonry work; Hillside. Height; 10 ft. 6 in. | said offer, provided no higher pr'i" ' Margaret W olf of Smoke Rise, sis­ I bdtter terms shall then lie bid 6 time payments. M. Codella, 1111 At St. Catherine’s Softball Program To Install Monday Broad jump—1. Fenton, Hillside; property by any oth er person or ii ” Woodruff Ave., Hillside, EL 2-5961. ter-in-law of the bride, and Mrs. 2. Tie between Rawicz E„ Regional, reject said offer if it soejj fit " — tf Ethel Cox of Hillside, both in aqua. By CELIA KANDEL Officers of the George Washing­ and Joyce, Hillside. Distance: 18 In the event that the Township n Help Wanted Female mittee shall accept the offer The bride’s attendants all carried The S.G.A. is sponsoring a noon­ ton School P.T.A. will be installed ft. 6Mi in. .ONCRETE SIDEWALKS, Asphalt K arl B. Ross, it m ay authorise old-fashioned nosegays of violets time softball program. This pro­ Monday evening, May 4 at 8 p.m. by High jump—1. Tie between Her­ proper officers to execute a f0,.. Driveways; Estimates Cheerfully man and Hartshorn, Regional; 3. I agreem ent of sale w ith the pur. and rose-buds and their hats and gram will begin as soon as the wea­ Mrs. William M. Raphael, vice .ivto. Joseph A. Pohcastro, General Tie between McNab and Joyce, Hill­ 1 or make a deed of conveyance to ontractcr. Tel. WA 3-7953. 130S shoes were of . violet to match the president of the Board of Educa­ urchaser, or his heirs and assigns” Stenographer flowers. ther and condition of the field per­ side. Height: 5 ft. 6 in. le case may require. Vhite Street. 7-14 tion. Those to be installed are: ASSED: April 7, 1953. The bride was graduated from mits. Mr. Dubow will supervise this President, Mrs. Morris Lubin; 1st Five day week. $57.20 Start. By direction of the Township <•„ Mattresses Renovated Hillside High School, attended New activity and will provide the nec­ vice president, Mrs. Bert Krieg- Legal Notices lillee of the Township of lliiiM Congenial Office Jersey College for Women and essary equipment. A score board for man; 2nd vice president, William :al! WAverly 6-4280 for FREE esti- Drake’s Business School and is a TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE H O W A R D J. BLOY the games will be erected with the Krautblatt; recording secretary, Call in person mate to renovate (rebuild) you1 member of the Union County Alum­ Mrs. Sol Rubinroit; corresponding I'l’ltUC NOTICE Township Clei I help of Mr. Dubow under S.G.A. naitress like new, (SAME DAY na Association of N.J.C. and 'th e secretary, Mrs. R. G . Toddeson; accordance with iTIlle 4 0:00-1! supervision. and nend- BANK STATEMENT SERVICE). Junior Woman’s Club of Hillside. treasurer, Mrs. Ben Feldman. led Statutes of 1931 Johnstons Chocolates Permission has been given by the supplements the notice MATT-REST PRODUCTS She is chief account clerk in the The choral group o f Maple Ave­ Tow nslrlp C m. Charter No. 11727. Reserve District \„ , Union County Board of Elections to is hereby given that ill 1269 Central Avenue 1275 Liberty Ave. Hillside tax office. nue School, Newark, under the di­ in Itee o the Tow nsl Ip 0 Hills de, REPORT OF CONDITION OF i , J. use voting machines again this year on - '1uesdi y, May 5, 1953, at HILLSIDE NATIONAL BANK f >++44444+++++++44+++++++4+++++44, The groom was graduated from rection of Mrs. Melly Jay, will sing V 11 meet Hillside for th« S.G.A. elections. M unicipal Head quart e rs No. 1284 Ni rlli HILLSIDE. IN THE STATE OF N Thomas Jefferson High School, four selections. Girl Scout and Jersey at JERSEY, AT THE CLOSE <)1 Ri SI Painting & Decorating The following dates have been li oad St •eet, Tillsi le. New Elizabeth, and is an jArmy Air Brownie troops will present the S: )0 P.M and will Hu n am there, or NESS ON April 20, 1953. chosen for the elections: PAINTING and paperhanging. Self- Corps veteran with four year’s serv­ colors and refreshments will be as soon herea ’ ter is the m atter ■a n Published in response to call n ice in the South Pacific. He is now 1. Petitions will go out on May 4. be consid ered. consi lei an il’fer made Comptroller of the Currency, u.... Apartment Wanted supervised guaranteed work at served. Karl B. Rf "<8 to in rchase from the Section* 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes' employed as a route salesman for 2. Petitions will be returned on ■ >.'> low rates; also *Ioor scraping and T< wnshlp of Illlsh e. prem ses km vvn ASSETS May 8. natiMl as lie rear - portion of YO U N G couple desire three or plastering. Interior and exterior, Morey LaRue Laundry. d desih Cash, balance*! w ith other The couple left for a motor trip 3. Campaign speeches will be L( and 11)8 Bloc k 2d 2 /D four-room apartment. Call BI 3- small jobs honored. H. Freedman. EL M ip of U ie ^ ’o vn- banks, including reserve made on May 15. th e Tax Assessment balance, and cash items 1815. 3-390-r through the nearby states. sli ip of. H illsitle the pr emise. to be old 66 Are Enrolled in process of co lle ctio n .. 5,497,600 4. Elections will be held on May be ng mi re _ \> irtieu lai ly Viescribed as 20. allows; United States Government Miscellaneous For Sale obligations, direct and Ret Shops —Stanley Photo All-State Musicians BEGINNING at a point distant one hundred feet (l(H).o') southerly along guaranteed ...... 7,518,93: Announce Betrothal At Hurden-Looker O bligations of States and B u i l d i n g m a t e r i a l s , lumber Securing positions in the 1953 All- tlie easterly line o f lands o f Karl B. '’NJOY a visit to the Tropical Fisl MRS. WALTER C. YAWGER political subdivisions ... mason material, trim, hardware State Orchestra are Leroy Koross Sixty-six pre-school age children Ross from the intersection of said 1,442,898.76 Center of Hillside. A great assort- Of Sonya Bernstein Corporate slocks (Including paints. Builders’ General Supply and Alice Shattuck. The musicians were enrolled for next Fall’s kin­ linei wl th the soutli erly line of North nent of fancy tropicals. Aquariums, Miss Dorothy A. Wolf, daughter A viinue*. said intersection being (llS- $30,000.00 stock o f Fed Company, 336 Centennial Avenue gained this recognition at Trenton eral Reserve bank) ...... tccessories Bird Dept. Boxer Pup- of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond V. W olf, dergarten class at Hurden-Looker tant four liti ml red fifty-■seven feet 36.001*.00 Cranford, N. J. CR 6-0505. Central High School by competitive a ml1 sc veil one liundredths of a foot Loans and discounts (includ­ neb. Fresh horsemeat Free De- School at the summer roundup held ing $198.92 overdrafts) of $1080 Salem avenue, was married tryouts with students from 119 pub­ last Wednesday. They were ex­ (45 7.07 ') westerly adong said line of .11,178.978.22 ivery. Hollywood Pet and Supply the westerly imp Bank premises owned Saturday> April 25, to Walter C. lic and parochial schools through­ Not th Avenue from $60,000, furniture and Real Estate For Rent -O., 1279 Liberty Ave. Opp. Prince- amined by Dr. William F. Wacker of ■ Riverside Drive; thence (1) South fu tu r e s $85,000.00 ...... out New Jersey. Tryouts consisted and Dr. Maxwell M. Fischler who 57 degrees 15 minutes West, parallel 145.000.00 STORE and shop to let. 3500 on Ave. W A 3-2991, Yawger, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. (B ank premises ow ned are of playing scales, sight-reading with North Avenue and along the square feet. All improvements. Walter C. Yawger, of 831 Union were assisted by Martha Foster, subject to No liens not music, and presenting prepared se­ school nurse, and Lillian Sottung, southerly lino of lands of K arl B. assumed by bank) Suitable for light industry. Inquire Plumbing & Heating avenue, at a 10:30 a.m. nuptial mass ltoss, seventy feet (70.0’ ) to a point lections. child hygiene nurse. Mrs. William thence (2) Soutli 32 degrees 45 m in­ TOTAL ASSETS ...... 2.5,819,417? 334 Hillside Ave., or Call Harry in St. Catherine’s Church. A re­ a 'O Hecht will care for your plumb Cheer Leader Tryouts Tinschmidt and P.T.A. board mem­ utes Hast, twenty feet (20.0') to a Weinstein, WA 9*9614. ception at the Elizabeth Town and LIABILITIES ng and heating problems. Free esti Ability, personality, and passing bers also assisted. point; thence (3) North 57 degrees 15 Demand deposits of indivi­ April 14 - May 7 Country Club followed. minutes East, seventy feet (70.0') to nates cheerfully given. BI 8-5758. grades are the qualities on which Mrs. Charles Jajosky and Mrs. duals. partnerships, and The bride wore a gown of white a point; thence (1) North 32 degrees ■ corporations ...... 12,789.91:1.94 4/17 next year’s cheering squad aspirants Vaugh Stiles attended the Central 45 minutes West, twenty feet (20.0') Real Estate For Sale nylon and Chantilly lace with a Time deposits of individuals, 4 4 444^440*4+44444*0++- will vie for positions. Tryouts will Spring Parent-Teacher Conference to the point or BEGINNING, • partnerships, und corporu- for lhe sum of $500.00. upon the fo l­ draped front extending to a train start soon. in Trenton last Wednesday. .-tlojis ...... ", 9,251,081.54 Real Estate For Sale 123 Rooting & Siding edged with lace and an off-the- lowing terms and conditions: D eposits of United States After a two-day instruction peri­ $100.00 in rush is' to be paid on May 5-Room all-year-around bungalow cUOFING, siding, alterations, A u ­ shoulder neck-line edged with lace. Government (including in Barhegat, N. J., full cellar, od, three eliminations will take JOINS BANK STAFF 5, 1953; if the said offer is accepted postal savings) ...... 443,4 17.26 thorized Johns-Manville applica- Her cap was of white violets with place before the announcement of Miss Theresa M. Duff, of 414 Yale by the Township Oommittee; and the Deposits of States and po­ improvements, U driveway, land­ balance of (>rs Convenient Terms. Up to 5 pearls with a fingertip veil and the successful applicants. Judges litical subdivisions ...... 819,551.16 scaped 3 M* acres, 472 feet frontage avenue, has joined the staff of the $400.oo in cash is to be paid on clos. Other deposits (certified and /oars to pay. Member of Better she carried a nosegay of white vio­ will be Samuel Dubow, director of ing o f title within 30 days from the o n old Highway, Va mile to Gar­ Hillside National Bank’s note and cashier's checks,etc:) . , 38-1 346 56 Business JVIen's Bureau of Union, lets and lilacs. athletics, and Miss Dolores Kunkle date of sale. ' T O T A L den State Parkway, y mile to busi­ discount department. Miss Duff is Conveyance Is to be made by bargain .’earse Construction Co.. 951 Salem Miss Sydney Kiley of Hillside, and Miss Jeanne Simonet, girls’ a graduate of St. Catherine’s School DEPOSITS $23,688,312.48 ness center, schools and churches. load, Union. UNVL 2-2782. and sale deed; subject to the rights Bills payable, rediscounts, G ood for retirement dr business. physical education instructors. Joan and Bendictine Academy, class of of the public In any streets border­ and other liabilities for, ing on the premises, to zoning laws Possession 60 days, possibly sooner. •# *-•*'+00+040404+0+4 Leibo, a member o f the present 1948. She was employed by the Pru­ borrowed ’ money ...... 400,000.on and ordinances of the State of New O ther liabllitjes ...... 453,612.80 Price $6,000. Write to L. Bonn, 339 squad, will assist in the judging. dential Insurance Company three Jersey and of the Township of Hill­ Slip Covers High School P.T.A- Annex Assembly Programs Florence Ave., Hillside, N. J. ' , '” ,, - \>t and a half years and as an account side. and* to taxes for the balance of T O T A L L IA B ILIT IE S .. .24.541,926.28 SLIP covers custom made, 8-piece jp.- - -- *•> ye-A-'i Z-.. ■> . v' r \ < ytp- Homeroom assembly programs are clerk in the engineering department tire current year to be assessed In set from $57.50 complete. Call CH the current activity at the annex. the manner set forth in R.S. 54:4- CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Installation Set MISS SONYA BERNSTEIN of the Bristol-Myers Company for 63.2 and 63.3 and the amendments Capital Stock: 5-5489, Jones Upholstering Co., R o- The Girls’ Glee Club, under the fifteen months before joining the and supplements thereto. Conveyance Com m on stock, Services eelle. 5-14 Plans for the final meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bernstein, of direction of Mrs. Henrietta Spaeth, bank staff. shall also be m ade subject to such total par 1400,000.00 ___ 400,000.no presented the first production. With ------<->------state of facts as an accurate survey Surplus ...... 800,oon.oo the year at which officers will be 1281 Liberty avenue, announce the may disclose and to an easement in Undivided profits ...... 77.490.88 forthcoming marriage of their the scene a melody ranch, the girls You Need U pholstering installed were made Monday night favor of the Township to maintain, TOTAL CAPITAL by the executive board of the High daughter, Sonya, to Bernard Stone, sang “Cool Water,” “San Fernando repair and replace such sewer facili­ ACCOUNTS ...... 1,277.490.88 School P.T.A. in the school library. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone, Valley,” “ High N oon,” and other ties, if any, as m ay now exist upon LIVING room set, sofa, 2 chairs, 5 HS Harriers Nosed the premises, it being expressly un­ TOTAL LIABILITIES General Contractor of New York City. The wedding will lyrics over an open campfire. cushions reupholstered, restyled, The meeting will be held Wednes­ derstood that if a survey shall dis. AND CAPITAL AC­ GENERAL alterations and repairs, day, M ay 6 at 8:15 p.m. and Mrs. take place Saturday night at the Mr. Todt’s homeroom presented close facts rendering the title un­ COUNTS ...... 25,819.417.16 beautiful fabrics, from $89.50. Call the first play of the year, a light marketable, or if such sewer facili­ free estimates. No jobs too small. CH 5-5489, Jones Upholstering Co., Mildred E. Raphael, vice president home of the bride’s parents. Out By Regional MEMORANDA comedy, “It Happened to Sweeney.” y ties shall render the title unmarket­ Assets pledged or assigned If you have a problem call LI 3- of the Board of Education, will in ­ Miss Bernstein is a graduate of able, the purchaser may at his op­ Roselle. 5-14 to secure liabilities and 0630. tf stall the following: Hillside High School and is now in Students of Mrs. Sadie Reilly’s Hillside High School’s track team tion, prior to the delivery o f the for other purposes ...... 45-0,000.00 0+404+44+++4++444+++++444+4++44 President, Mrs. Max Schuster; her sophomore year at New York homeroom are planning to present opened its regular schedule at home depd, elect to rescind the sale of University where she is studying a number of gypsy specialty dances Friday afternoon and lost a close the premises and obtain the return of I, H. W. Peace, Jr., cashier of the Hobby Shop Taxi Service vice president, Thomas Chamber- his deposit. above-nam ed bank, do solemnly swear in a future assembly. decision to Regional o f Springfield, Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop, 1303 lain; 2nd vice president, William nursery school education. Mr. Stone If the purchaser shall fall to pay that the above statem ent is true to the A taxi when you need it. Radio Girls’ Spring Sports 62-55. the balance of the purchase price as best o f my know ledge and belief. Liberty Avenue. Hobby Craft, Koellner; recording secretary, Mrs. received his Bachelor of Arts degree equipped cabs. Special rates for long Softball and tennis are the two The Comet harriers took firsts in herein set forth, the aforesaid de­ H. W . PEACE. JR.. Sporting Goods and Accessories. Morris Jaffe; corresponding secre­ from Long Island University and is posit shall be retained by the Town, "ips. Hillside Yellow Cab. WAverly spring sports of the Girl’s Athletic the 440, 88ft, shot put, discus and Cashier. Jackets and Uniforms made to order. tary, Mrs. Lawrence Levitas; trea­ completing requirements for a ship as liquidated damages and the CORRECT—-ATTEST: 3-1000, 303 Long Avenue. Waltei Association. Team captains for soft- javelin throw and the broad jump. Township may proceed to resell said W A 3-3895. surer, Mrs. Williard Cupit. Master of Arts degree at New York L. A. H U L L Warren, owner. The modern dance group of the University in the field of American ball are Jean Kmosko and Dolores They captured all three places in premises. D. H. DO REMUS The purchaser, in bidding, further Vadeika. Softball sports leaders are the shot put. JAMES A. ONEIL _ Kitchen Cabinets high school will provide entertain­ History. The couple will make their agrees to pay in addition to the Directors. ment. «{■( home in New York Qity. Anne Conte and Viola Valenta. 100-yard dash— 1. Hartshorn, Re­ amount bid, all expenses of the sale STATE OF NEW JERSEY, WE. SPECIALIZE in custom-built Tinning & Rooting gional; 2. Jaye, Hillside; 3. Savit- and conveyance including revenue COUNTY OF UNION, ss: kitchen cabinets, formica sink LEGAL NOTICE tieri, Hillside. Time: 10.3. stamps on deed, cost of advertising Sworn to and subscribed before me U ITERS and leaders, roofing and LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE this notice of sale and the prepara­ this 27th day of April, 1953. tops, etc. CUSTOMLINE CABINET siding Karl Ubelho^r. 23-* Lorn? 220-yard dash—1. Hartshorn, Re­ tion o f all instruments including the TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE DOROTHY KORDA CO., HU 2-0959. rnikide Tel WA 3-6699. tf TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE amount bid, all expenses of the sale gional; 2. Savittieri, Hillside; 3. deed and Township resolutions, and N otary Public o f N ew Jersey. * PUBLIC NOTICE and conveyance Including revenue NOTICE Boyce, Regional. Time: 23.5 agrees to deposit on account thereof My commission expires May 6, 1957. In accordance with Title 40:60-26 stamps on deed and bond, cost of Notice, is hereby given that tne fol- 440-yard dash—1. Jaye, Hillside; a local authority, and by members Revised Statutes of 1937. und am end­ advertising this notice of sale and lowing ordinance h a been introduced ments and supplements thereto, notice the preparation of all instruments in­ on firs reading April 22, 1953. a t a 2. Rivers, Regional; 3. Fenton, Hill­ of the Board of Assessment Com­ is hereby given that the Township cluding the deed, Township and corp­ regular meeting of he Township Com - side. Tim e: 55.2. mittee ot' the Tow missioners that due to the knowl­ Committee of the Township or Hill, orate resolutions and bond mortgage nshlp o t Hillside, 880-yard dash—1. R oth , Hillside; ilfJM 101 side, will meet on Tuesday, May 5, 1953, and a ffidavit of title .w hich shall be County of Union, and State of New Jersey edge, effort and efficiency of its at M unicipal Headquarters, No. 1284 prepared by the Township Attorney, and wi 1 be presented r'oi second and final 2. Schwarz, Regional; 3. Smith, Re­ North B road Street, Hillside, New J er­ and agrees to deposit on account reading and adoption at a regular gional. Tim e: 2.14. chairman, Emanuel Reiter, that the meeting o f the Township Committee tc NEUTRAL ON FAULKNER PLAN sey at 8:00 P.M. and will then and thereof the sum of $60.00 in cash on One - mile run—1. Applebaugh, board has never functioned as there, or as soon thereafter ns the m a t­ May 5, 1953. be held at the Municipal Headquarters. Editor, Hillside Times, smoothly as it does now, that more ter can be considered, consider an offer The Township Committee may, at 12M North Broad Street, on Tuesday eve Regional; 2. Ford, Regional; 3. money has been brought into the made by Joyce Building Co. to pur­ the time* and place abovg specified4, ac­ ning, May 5. 1953, at 8:00 o’clock or as Kaplan, Hillside. Time: 5:01.5. In the April 9 issue of your paper soon thereafter as the matter can be township treasury since his stew­ chase from the Township of Hillside, cept said offer, provided no higher price 120 high hurdles—1. Herman, Re­ there was a statement by Harry I. premises known and designated as Lots ir better terms shall then be bid for considered. All persons Interested will ardship then ever before. This was 1 to 5 inclusive, in Block 152A/8, h a v ­ said property by any other person or be given an opportunity to be heard gional; 2. McNab, Hillside; 3. Sin- Luftman that the Good Govern­ pot taken into consideration when ing a frontage of approximately 100' it may reject said offer if it sees fit. concerning such ordinance. not, Hillside, Time: 16. By direction of the Township Com­ HILLSIDE m ent Association of N. J. was one his term expired, he was replaced feel; hots 6 to ljt). Inclusive, In Block In the event that the Township Com­ 180 low hurdles—1. Rawicz, Re­ 152A/10, having a frontage of approxi­ mute shall accept the offe r made by mittee of the Township of Hillside. of m ore than 30 group? that was by a party worker. mately 100 feel: and Lots 1 to 6, In­ Joyce Building Co., it may authorize H OW ARD J. BLOY, gional; 2. Alteri, Regional; 3. Tie looking forward to the change in This action, together will all clusive. in Block 15 2 A /12. having a the proper officers to execute a formal Township Clerk between Herman Regional, and Mc­ frontage of approximately 100 feet, on local government through the other promises made by the Demo­ agreement of sale with the purchaser, AN ORDINANCE RELEASING, VA- Nab, Hillside. Time: 26. the Tax Assessment Maps of the said or make a deed of conveyance to said , CATING AND EXTINGUISHING PUB­ Shot put—1. Kenopensky, Hill­ Faulkner Plan, or Optional Muni­ crats and not kept, indicates that Township, all of said lots being lo­ purchaser, or its successors and as­ LIC RIGHTS IN A PORTION OF TWO cipal Charter Law. a change is definitely necessary in cated on the northerly side of Hillside signs, ns the case may require. UNNAMED STREETS RUNNING side; 2. Savittieri, Hillside; 3. I, as the president of this organi­ our local government. Surely these Avenue, for the sum of $14,250.00 net, PARSED: April 22, 1953. FROM THE WESTERLY SIDE OF Schuckman, Hillside. Distance: 110 upon the follow ing terms and conditions' By direction of the Township Com­ LIBERTY AVENUE TO THE EAST­ ft. zation, did not tell Harry I. Luft­ facts will not be forgotten by the $ 1,425.00 In cash Is to be paid on M ay mittee of the Township of Hillside. ERLY SIDE OF ELIZABETH RIVER voters in November. 5, 1953; if the said offer is accepted HOJVARD J. BLOY, AND IN A STREET KNOWN AS RI­ Javelin— 1. Schuckman, Hillside; Clean-Bp Days m an or any other person that this organization was in favor of this Very truly yours, by the Township Committee; and the Township Clerk VER VIEW PLACE, IN THE TOWN­ 2. Kilian, Hillside; 3. Kraus, Re­ am ount of SHIP OF HILLSIDE. COUNTY OF change. This organization has re­ Albert Schoen gional. Distance: 154 ft. 11 in. $2,825.00 in cash is to lie paid on TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE UNION AND STATE OF NEW JER­ mained neutral on this move. ------<-»------closing of title within 30 days from SEY. tlie date of sale. PUBLIC NOTICE Frank Deo, President Nancy-Luzon School Ir WHEREAS, it appears that there has The rem aining $10,000.00 is to be >r (lance with Title 40:60-26 been or m ay have been a dedication Good Government Revised Statutes of 1937, anil amend­ paid at closing of title by purchaser's of the lands hereinafter described as a Association of N. J. Benefit Card Party bond und mortgage to the Township' ments and supplements, thereto, notice Need Screens? public street or highw ay or a public A card party and social will be both containing usual default clauses Is hereby given that the Township square or public place; and Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Committee of the Township of Hill­ , anil other usual clauses for the pro­ WHEREAS, the same has not been SAVE UP TO 20% ON SCHOEN RAPS DEMOCRATS held Saturday, May 9, at the Nan­ side, will- meet on Tuesday, May 6, tection of the Township to provide accepted or opened by the municipality; April 28, 1953 cy-Luzon Training School, 408 for paym ent in full, with Interest at 1953. at Municipal' Headquarters, No. and 1284 North Broad Street, Hillside, New Editor Hillside Times. Chestnut street, Roselle, whose pro­ 5%. per annum one year from the WHEREAS. It appears that the pub­ Jersey, at 8:00 P.M. and w ill then and Som e £ime ago the Democratic ceeds will be shared jointly by the date thereof, and to contain h pro­ lic interest will he better served by re­ vision fo r prepayment in whole or in there, or as soon thereafter as the mat­ leasing the following described lands EXTRUDED LIFETIME ALUMINUM Commissioners stated that they Union County Unit of the New part without penalty!— ter can he considered, consider an offer from such dedication, if any. Thursday, Friday and Saturday consider ability and efficiency be­ Jersey Parents Group for Retarded Conveyance is to h6 madeSby bargain made by Ethel Maxwell to purchase Now. Therefore: and sale deedsubject to Yhe rights from the Township of Hillside, prem­ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN­ fore party lines. Recent actions on Children, Inc., and the school to of the public In any streetij border­ ises'known and designated as Lots ,76 their part apparently disproves this purchase equipment and projects of SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN­ ing on the premises, to zoning law s to 78. Inclusive, in Block 51/3 on the SHIP OF HILLSIDE, IN THE COUN­ statement. It has been conceded by the unit. and ordinances of the State tof New Tax Assessment Maps of the said Town- TY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY, AS Jersey and of the Township df Hill­ siiip, having a frontage of 39 feet on FOLLOWS: side, and to taxes for the balance the southerly side of Harvard Avenue, SECTION 1. That public rights In a of the current year to be assessed in for* the sum o f $735.00, upon the fo l­ portion of land as hereinafter more par­ ELIZABETH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH the manner set forth in R.S.\54:4- lowing terms and conditions: ticularly described, be and the same are 63.2 and 63.3 and the amendments , $73.50 in cash la to be paid on May hereby released, vacated and extin­ and supplements thereto. Conveyance 5, 1953 ; if the said offer is accepted guished so that the said premises shall ELIZABETH AVENUE AT CHANCELLOR shall also lie made subject to such by the Township Committee; and the no longer he part of the public road state of facts as an accurate survey balance of aforesaid: may disclose and to an easement in $661.50 In cash Is to he paid on clos­ ARTHUR NORTHWOOD, Putor L An un-.named street ,about 50 favor of the Townhsip to maintain, ing of title within 30 days from the date of sale. feet In width running from the west­ 9:30 a.m. Graded School and Men’s and W omen’s Bible Class. repair and replace such sewer facili­ erly side of Liberty Avenue to’tlie ties. if any. as may now exist upon Out of the proceeds of the sale if Easterly side of the Elizabeth Ri­ 10:45 a.m. Worship with Sermon, “ He Was Transfigured Before the premises, it being expressly premises are sold to said offeror a ver. the southerly side of which Them.” understood that if a survey shall commission of 5% of the purchase street is 100 feet more or less north price shall he paid to Hay Bell & IN HILLSIDE, CALL NOW! disclose facts rendering the title un­ of the southerly boundary of the m arketable. or If such sewer fa cili­ Associates when, if and as the deed lands of Leah Bierman and the ties shall render the title unmarket­ ELizabeth ■ Bigelow is delivered and the full consideration N ortherly line o f lands now or fo r ­ able, the purchaser may at Its o p ­ is paid. merly of Fred Horn and Indicated tion. prior to the delivery of the Conveyance is to be m ade by bar­ 3-4444 ! 8-1880 May 4-9 without a name upon an unfiled deed, elect to rescind the sale of the gain and sale deed; subject to the map of River View Park located in IIII.I.SIDK R EIJ.— DA V K BECKER premises and obtain the return o f Its rights of the public in any streets ” TTHlaid er-tfwtoTT County, N. J., (Scale deposit. Conveyance is also to be m ade bordering on the premises, to zoning 1” equals 40 ft.) identified as 27- Weather Check Factory subject to the following covenant laws and ordinances of the State of 61 3 A. which shall run with the land, It be­ New Jersey and of the Township of DELAWARE VALLEY NURSERY 2. An un-named street approxi­ 7 South Ave.* Garwood ing understood that the Township Hillside, and to taxes for the balance mately 50 feet in width extending shall have the right of re-entry for of the current year to be assessed from the westerly side of said Lib­ (at the Cranford Line) breach thereof: in the manner set forth in R.S. 54:4. 948 N. Broad St. ELizabeth 2-3620 erty Avenue to the easterly side of Open Sot. — VWIlon. W r!...... grantee construct each __ 63. * . nnil__ ILL3..im.d-.Lk iiiulll ------HHrwbrth—Rtwr—Tncnti«fl—YTpprrWT-" lot conveyed as same shall have been and supplements thereto. m ately 200 feet m ore or less N orth­ laid out at the time of construction If the purchaser Shall fall to pay only a one-family dwelling house con­ erly from and running parallel with the balance of the purchase price as the first un-named street, and in­ AZALEAS ARE NOW READY sisting either of two stories or of a heroin set forth, the aforesaid deposit split level structure containing either dicated without a name upon said shall be retained by the. Township as unfiled map of River View Park Collections on Regular Days two or three levels and a minimum liquidated damages and the Town­ Always A Fine of 1,000 square feet of living space, located in Hillside, Union County, See our beautiful display now ship may proceed to resell said prem­ N. J. (Scale 1” equals 40 ft.) iden­ all in accordance with plans to be ises. tified as 27-613-A. approved by the Township Commit­ The purchaser. In bidding, further tee before the Issuance of a build­ 3. A street known as River View agrees to pay in addition to the Place extending from the northerly Selection O f Late CASH AND CARRY ing permit. amount bid, all expenses o f the sale The purchaser, following confirma­ side of second mentioned un-named and conveyance Including revenue street to the southerly side of M e. Give your House and Premises tion o f the sale to it of said premises, stamps, costs of advertising this no­ shall be afforded reasonable oppor­ MiMichnel Place and Indicated as tice of sale and the preparation pf River View Place upon said map Model tunity to make and prosecute dili­ all instruments, including the deed gently application to the Planning of River View Park identified as and resolutions, and agrees to deposit 27-613A. Board of the Township for subdi­ on account thereof the sum of $60.00 It being the intention of this ordinance Low Spring Prices Now In Effect vision approval of a rearrangement in cash on May 5,- 1953. Automobiles of the premises into BO-foot lots to to vacate two un-named streets extend­ Tlie Township Oommittee may, at ing from Liberty Avenue to the Eliza­ A Thorough Cleaning Out front on Orchard Terrace and High­ the time and place above specified, ac- beth River, and to^ vac a te River View LEW IS land Avanua. XX— lh« purchaser dea* c#l*4 *m*M offer, provided no higher price RFRP-MAN not obtain proper municipal approval or better term s shall then be bid for of such subdivision in accordance Park 1 oca tad a t Hillside, Union County, said property by any .other person or N. J. and Identified as 27-613A. COAL COMPANY with its application, it may at its It may reject said offer If It sees fit. option, by prompt notice to the Town­ SECTION 2. All ordinances or parts In the event that the Township Com­ of ordinances Inconsistent with the pro­ K 0 P P E R 8 COKE ship, elect to rescind its agreement mittee shall accept the offer made by visions of this ordinance be and the NASH MOTORS HILLSIDE BOARD to purchase and obtain a return of Ethel Maxwell, it may authorise the same are hereby repealed. OLD COMPANY Its deposit. proper officers to execute a formal 8DCTION 3. This ordinance shall If the purchaser shall fall to pay the Allan S . Bergman, Prop. agreement of sale with the purchaser, take e ffe ct Immediately upon form al LEHIGH PREMIUM ANTHRACITE balance of the purchase price as or make a deed of conveyance to said passage and publication in accordance OF HEALTH herein set forth, the aforesaid de­ purchaser, or her heirs or assigns, ' as with law. 1175 Liberty Ave. „ 100 ROUTE 22, HILLSIDE, N. J. posit shall be retained by the Town­ the case m ay require. A D O P T E D :------COR. BLOY ST. ANTHRACITE-' „ nra„ ship as liquidated dam ages and the PASSED: April 7, 1953. WAverly 3-2608 Township may proceed to resell said By direction of t;he Township Com­ Chlarman of the Township Committee E L 5-2759 premises. mittee of the Township of Hillside. '* A T T E 8T : / The purchaser, in bidding, further HOWARD J. BLOY. Hillside, N. J. agrees to pay in addition to the Township Clerk Township Clsrk