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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1960
Page
8
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Census workers will visit households that did not return forms and obtain missing census answers. Interviewers will also call or visit to correct blanks or errors from previously sent reports.
Best Buy Distributors Inc. elects a new board for the coming year at its annual meeting in New Jersey. Alfred Liotta remains president as Marvin Kraft becomes secretary and Herman Mitnick takes the treasurer role. The Hillside building expansion signals open membership to independent auto retailers statewide.
Certificates of merit were awarded yesterday at an assembly honoring pupil winners in the science display at Harden-Looker School. Winners span grades 3 to 8 and include projects on a water supply system, wheels, electric gadgets, a human eye model, and other yearlong science work organized by eighth grade teacher Mrs. M De Dominick with help from several staff members.
Hillside Avenue School P T A executive board reported 11 members attended the March 31 Spring Regional Conference at the Far Hills Inn Somerville. Luncheon April 20 at the school. Summer Round-up and a pre-school meeting set for April 28 and May 1 respectively. May 5 County Council meeting at Westfield High School with a 6:30 p.m. dinner and 10 p.m. program. National Convention in Philadelphia May 23 to 27. Tea for George Washington P T A mothers May 24 at Hillside Avenue. New procedure books to be given to the new chairman May 4 at 1435 Parkview Terrace.
Gas heat and cooling adoption is rising with 14 percent more homes since March 1959 and 92 percent of new homes using gas heat. Elizabethtown Gas Co says its service area now serves over 31,000 families as two-unit outdoor gas air conditioners gain popularity for split heating and cooling, offering quiet operation and full dehumidification.
The Skin Divers Supply and Salvage Co. invites the public to an open house at 326 Bloy Street on Saturday April 23 from 2 to 10 am to preview the Lodi line of diving accessories and safety gear. A skin diving demonstration and displays of boats water skis and rescue equipment will be shown. Local civil defense police fire ambulance squads are invited to view the equipment. Refreshments served. Recreation officials announce softball league reorganization and invite entries at the Recreation Commission office.
Dr Mason W Gross president of Rutgers University is elected to The Howard Savings Institution board of managers. He holds degrees from Cambridge Harvard and an honorary LL D from Princeton and serves as Rutgers philosophy professor and hospital trustee. He lives in New Brunswick with his wife and four children. Mrs Clara Grandner mother of Mrs Joan Levy of 1461 Bond Street died April 12 in Stamford Conn leaving another daughter six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
District Supervisor Shelby G Pell announced a 1960 Census patrol night to count people without fixed addresses. Crew leaders and census takers will visit mission streets theaters and city fairs to ensure all residents in the area are counted. Census law requires answers from all 18 or older and keeps personal information confidential. Fines up to 100 dollars or 60 days jail apply for noncompliance. revealing data to non sworn Census staff carries stiffer penalties up to 1000 dollars or two years in jail.
Miss Karen Schulman of Hillside New Jersey has been elected a member of the College Government Association legislature at Beaver College. She is a Beaver junior majoring in psychology and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Schulman.
The Beaver News mentions a staffer serving as general chairman of the lighting committee for the Inter Class Play Contest. It also reports Bruce Pastor of Hillside New Jersey among Lehigh University freshman admits after Candidate’s Day on April 9 and lists two license suspensions for Norman Menkin and Leonard Lippman in Trenton.
The Acting Director of Motor Vehicles Ned J. Parsekian announced that races involving Hillside are affected under the point system.
A Vital Statistics birth record lists a daughter Diane Joyce Melins born to at 179 Silver Avenue and sons Michael Charles Kosofsky 55 Bailey Avenue David George Kolski 514 Buchanan Street Joseph Klimchock 21 Dover Avenue Cynthia Whittle 511 Rutgers Avenue and Eric Michael Kaplan 1508 Leslie Street.
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