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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1966

Page

7

Mountain Music Featured At Hillside Woman's Club Meet

Guest Night marked the April regular meeting of the Evening Membership De ana of the Woman's Club Hillside. The Annual Card Party is set for May at Columbian Hall. Delegates to the State Federation Convention May 10 to 13 at Haddon Hall Atlantic City attended the meeting.

Woman's Club Hillside Columbian Hall Vincent Pierim Robert Black John Walter Spitz Iris Donnelly Shaw

Hillside Little League Parade Opens Season April 30

Hillside Little League holds its annual pre season parade Saturday morning April 30 starting 9 30 at George Washington school grounds Winans Avenue and Leslie Street. Marchers include Little and Minor League teams ambulances police and fire units and local civic groups.

Hillside Little League George Washington School Winans Avenue Leslie Street Liberty Avenue Herbert Avenue Little R E Civil Defense Hillside Elks PAL Little League Stadium Gord Avenue Sidney Fuchs Henry Cowan Women's Auxiliary Monroe Ackerman Hillside Lions Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs The War Memorial Association Knights of Columbus B'nai B'rith Hillside Industrial Association Food Fair, Inc Little League Gard Avenue

Hillside taxes rise as apartment growth fuels expense

A father explains to his son how Hillside's rising costs are shared between homeowners and apartment dwellers. He cites 1966 figures showing town expenses of 4.8 million and a tax levy jump from 1.8 to 4.8 million, with apartments paying far less per family despite equal services.

Bobby Hillside Pire

Hillside High Student Joins New Jersey Symphony Chorus

Miss Marjorie Rosenberg of 173 Hartley Terrace is accepted to sing in the New Jersey Symphony Chorus formed to accompany the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra and to perform independently. A Hillside High junior and vocal student of Mary Ann Kerrick, recent Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Audition winner, she plans to continue singing.

Marjorie Rosenberg Hartley Terrace N.J. Symphony Chorus N.J. Symphony Orchestra Marjorie Hillside High Mary Ann Kerrick Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra

Pingry Students Attend Engineering Career Day Event

On Tuesday April 26 six Pingry students joined Engineering Career Day sponsored by the Essex County chapter of Professional Engineers. They attended with guidance counselor C Allan Inglesby and Marjorie Rosenberg, a voice education major nearing graduation from Hillside High School after language festival and talent show performances.

Pingry Essex County Chapter of Professional Engineers C. Allan Inglesby Marjorie Rosenberg Hillside High School

March of Dimes announces 1966 drive total

William Galik as Chairman and Elizabeth S. Popp as Secretary Treasurer report the 1966 March of Dimes drive total at 2021.16 dollars. The figure includes the Mothers March, school collections, house to house mailers, and industry and business donations.

William Galik Elizabeth S. Popp

Elizabethtown Gas Opens New Cantilever Building

The Elizabethtown Gas Building showcased cantilever construction around a central core, with five gas and water fountains at the entrance. The Frank Briscoe Co. built the facility housing executive, sales, data processing, accounting, and customer relations staff, plus a street level commercial office and appliance showroom.

Ders Total Energy System Elizabethtown Frank Briscoe Co Newark Elizabethtown Gas

Ninth Patent Aids Drivers With Instant Stop Lights

Thomas R. Schlitz, education specialist at the US Army Signal School, received Patent No. 3236962 for a device that makes brake lights flash the instant the accelerator is released. The system adds 88 feet of stopping distance by signaling one second earlier than conventional wiring. Schlitz, a longtime Signal School employee and Fort Monmouth AFCEA treasurer, lives in Hillside and commutes by Volkswagen.

Thomas R. Schlitz Army Signal School Mertz Avenue Edward E. Moran Signal Schools Department of Specialist Training Mr. Schlitz Colonel Moran Schlitz Signal School Casey Jones School of Aeronautics Fort Monmouth AFCEA Elizabeth N.J American Federation of Musicians Society of Plastic Engineers National Safety Council Volkswagen Hillside Hillsider U.S. Army Signal School N.J

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Mountain Music John Berting Wm. Donnelly Frank Erdman Arthur Gunther Kenneth Hathaway Louis Hess George Kileee Ee Charles Wagner Robert C. Kirk- Patrick Board of Education Walter S. Radzinski Raymond A. Moore George Hilburg John F. Berting Louis J. Hess Franklin C. Erdman Central Avenue Conant Street Coe Avenue Roy Baldwin Hammond Yale Ave Hillside, N. J Mittleman Bros. Inc. Quality Bakers Maple Avenue Wes t.Chestnut Union Sherman Ave Elizabeth EL Burry’s Biscuit-Co Johnny Murphy’s Brass Horn Car Cherry & West Grand Sts Elizabeth AL Zimmerman American Express Diners Club Townley’s North Ave Union, N.J Moris Avenue Gourmet Magazine Salem Delicatessen North Broad St Sun Walter Radzinski George Hilberg Phillips Photes NJ Symphony Chorus Imperial Delicatessen and Restaurant Liberty Ave Platters Sloppy & Smokey Joes Maine Harry’s Fabyan Place Joey’s Pizzeria Long Ave Dan ‘'R’ Messano Bill Whittle Joey Citizens Club Bloy ST Cor Hanvard Ave March of Dimes Total GASCO
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