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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
2
Hillside Township adopts a new ordinance making landowners responsible for removing all litter and refuse within five days of written notice. Violations incur up to a $200 fine or imprisonment up to 30 days, with a separate offense each day. Public hearing scheduled for September 8.
Moe Rubenfield is named a director of the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York, serving through 1966. He represents New Jersey member associations and has led Berkely Savings and Loan Association of Newark, which shows assets over $80 million and has offices at 434 Chancellor Ave and 38 Lyons Ave. He has held civic roles including president of the Essex County Savings and Loan League and lead positions in Newark area organizations.
The August 17 Story Hour themed What Can I Be When I Grow Up showcased occupations through stories games and songs for fifty two children. Mike Mulligan and his Steam Shovel was shown in filmstrip form while Miss Barbara Skwirut led I Want to Be a pantomime game. Children sang The Farmer in the Dell Looby Loo and A Hunting We Will Go as Mrs. Carol Tober shared short reviews of popular books including Madeline Amazing Mr Pelgren One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish and The Red Cat.
Miss Gena Thames of Rutgers University outlines a new federal rule requiring labels on all upholstered chairs sofas and mattresses stating the exact foam type such as polyurethane or latex and disallowing vague terms like foam or non rubber Labels must also indicate shredded or flaked stuffing when used and appear on newspaper ads.
The United States Navy announces a program for college students in dietetics and related fields. Ensigns receive about 375 dollars monthly for up to 24 months of study, with promotion potential to Lieutenant (junior grade) after 18 months. After training at Newport and certification, they serve 2 to 3 years at Naval hospitals. Applications welcome from men and women in junior or senior years and dietetic interns. Further info from Lieutenant N. Cheatham, USN, Navy Recruiting Station, 207 W 24th St, New York.
The Detective Bureau investigates several complaints this week. John Martin reports his truck at 1350 Liberty Ave was entered and tools stolen at 8 20 am Monday. Melvin Gotthoffer reports a slashed roof and tires on his convertible parked near Chapman St Irvington.
Specially processed low calorie foods have grown popular in the United States with sales up fourteen percent over two years. Read labels to compare cost and calories with regular foods and note required label details under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
The Newark Ballet Academy announces its fall season begins September 20 with director Fred Daniels and new faculty addition Ramon Segarra. South Orange branch opens October 4 at 18 South Orange Avenue with classes three days a week. Nina Stroganova returns to staff joining the roster. Mildred Chaiken wins “Most Beautiful Grandma” at Deauville Hotel.
Public holdings of series E and H savings bonds grew by 61 million in June as reported by the Treasury Department. Cash sales of the bonds during the month totaled 362 million. The ruling in New York Municipal Court held the card owner liable for purchases made without consent, shifting financial risk to the owner.
Police arrest 18 year old Michael Loniewski of 219 Pre Unghuysen Ave Newark on a breaking and entering charge. Trial set for February 26 by Magistrate Golan. Police say Loniewski entered Scrub the Prod. Corp at 13 12 Montgomery St through a rear side window. inventory clerk aided police.
Notice from Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey published Thursday August 26 1965 details subscription price per year three dollars fifty cents and single copy ten cents with second class postal information for Elizabeth New Jersey local distribution notes Vol XL No 44
A vintage ad for Salem Pharmacy at 1201 Salem Ave advertises modern prescription equipment, complete stock, fresh potent supplies, and attentive service. Philip Weinick, pharmacist, offers call and delivery with delivery number 2-4230, inviting seniors to feel valued over the purchase.
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