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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1965

Page

3

Record 1965 NJ high school equivalency exam totals

A New Jersey record 6,776 adults took examinations in 1965 for the high school equivalency certificate issued by the State Department of Education. The four yearly test sessions included 2,240 in January, 946 in March, 2,460 in June, and 1,130 in December. The program, directed by Clyde Weinhold, aims to keep educational opportunity open, with the General Educational Development option available and veterans eligible after service.

New Jersey State Department of Education Cero Frederick M. Raubinger Education Department Sagan Raubinger Clyde Weinhold Bureau of Adult Education

Eight instructional films aid driver education progress

Eight 4 1/2 minute single concept films produced by American Oil Co in cooperation with the National Commission on Safety Education illustrate driving emergencies high way techniques and the physics of car operation. Each film comes with a teacher guide and instructional package from the National Education Association.

American Oil Co National Commission On Safety Education Naonal Education Assn

Controlling Temper How to Channel Anger Constructively

The piece discusses that anger cannot be prevented but actions can be controlled. It notes temper shows in many ways and urges constructive outlets like cleaning, organizing, or hard physical activity to dissipate temper energy without destructive eruptions. It emphasizes choosing constructive responses over outbursts.

Last Call For Special Examinations Newark NJ

Applications for the Special Enrollment Examination to be given by the Internal Revenue Service in Newark on September 23 and 24 must be submitted by August 31, 1965. Edward J. Fitzgerald, District Director of Internal Revenue for New Jersey, reminds that only CPAs or attorneys may represent clients before the IRS. Applications may be obtained in Room 311 at 1060 Broad Street, Newark. Mail requests to Enrollment Clerk, P.O. Box 60, Newark NJ 07101. Mail completed applications to Director of Practice, U S Treasury, 1875 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington DC 20009, by August 31, with a $25 check payable to the Treasurer of the United States.

Newark New Jersey Internal Revenue Service Edward J. Fitzgerald Internal Revenue For Lic Broad Street N.J U. S. Treasury Department Connecticut Avenue N.W Washington, D.C United States

Weaving Afghans Relaxing Hobby in Hillside Area

Mrs Margaret Brookes mathematics teacher at Hillside Avenue School relaxes by weaving afghans on a small loom. A native of Elizabeth she crafts baby covers and full afghans in college colors for her children and displays two prize pieces at the Hillside Bank showcase.

Margaret Brook Hillsidf Idre Margaret Brookes Hillside Ave Brookes Stanley Brookes King St Ite Mathete Ave Phillips Catawba College Salisbury N.C Margaret Rose Larry Nester Riverview Park Reading Albright College National State Bank Hillside Broad St

Passing Zone Line Variations and Safety Rules

The differing lines indicate passing rules. A solid line on the driver's side forbids passing. a broken line allows passing when safe. In No Passing Zones sight distances are insufficient, so lines are marked accordingly to curb unsafe overtaking. The passage mentions a former chief engineer role at Crucible Steel Co. in Harrison.

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Dedicate Center To Herlich In Union County

Union County Board of Freeholders voted to dedicate the new juvenile detention center in honor of the late George W. Herlich, longtime director of the freeholder department of finance. Herlich died August 1, 1964, after serving as freeholder from 1947 to 1959 and as Hillside mayor three terms between 1937 and 1947. He also served on the Township Committee.

Union County Board of Freeholders George W. Herlich Te Freeholder Department of Finance Ford Herlich Hillside

Albright College Math Teacher Moves through Local Schools

A mathematics teacher with six years at Hillside Avenue Seventh Grade School and two years at Harden Looker School is connected to Albright College. The brief note outlines her career as an educator in the local system.

Albright College Hillside Ave Harden - Looker

Local woman linked to Scouts and Rainbow for Girls

The obituary notes she served as a Girl Scout leader and den mother plus an adviser for the Order of the Rainbow for Girls. The family moved to the area in 1949.

Order of the Rainbow

Impersonated Officer Arrest Leads to Bail in New Jersey

Wade C. Young, 29, of Union, was arrested on August 26, 1965, in Liberty Ave and Ryan St for impersonating a police officer and traffic violations including revoked license, unregistered car, and no inspection sticker. He posted $625 bail and awaits Municipal Court. The Hillside Police confidential squad reform discussion continues with renewed member support.

Joseph Mariani Liberty Ave Ryan St Wade C. Young Gustav Ave Union N.J. Times

Public Opinion on Hillside Pool Access Policy

Editor of Hillside Times urges equal pool privileges for all members. Objects to drying area being off limits to non adults three evenings weekly despite equal dues.

Hillside Times Hillside Community Swimming Pool

Beach party picnic ideas and a peach dessert bar recipe

The piece extols a summer beach party with activities from swimming to sand play and games, then guides a classic picnic menu and a peach dessert bar recipe. It includes a Carnation evaporated milk recipe and notes the Carnation Teen Committee offering party ideas and a booklet to request.

Perlee Carnation Teen Committee CTC Third Avenue New York N.Y

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