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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1968
Page
6
Professional piano and guitar lessons advertised at 18 Vine St Hillside New Jersey. Contact numbers provided for lessons and to secure morning newspaper routes paying eight to fifteen dollars weekly.
Help wanted male fireman immediate openings in Hillside New Jersey. Open to male citizens aged 21 to 30 who reside in Hillside. Obtain application forms from New Jersey Department of Civil Service Newark or call local fire department. Applications must be filed before February 28 1968.
F Hintenberger provides building, repair, general contracting, roofing and cabinet work. Free estimates and a phone number EL 3-6227 after 3 PM. No job too large or too small.
Snow binwer pickup and prompt delivery advertised by Mike Powell. Dressmaking and alterations for women and children at 506 Purce St with contact numbers. Also listed are multiple home repair services including additions roofing siding painting gutters masonry and kitchen cabinets with March 1 availability in Hillside. Rentals include 3 rooms heat hot water provided adults preferred. Bound Brook ranch for rent with details and contact numbers.
The Newark League for Children’s Asthma Research Institute and Hospital will hold a regular meeting Monday February 19 at 8 15 p m at the Bethel Center Lyons Ave Newark with Mrs Louis Cohen presiding. Mrs Leo Knoller of Hillside will report on the donor dinner planned for April 29 at Maplewood Manor.
The American Dental Association marks National Children's Dental Health Week February 4 to 10 in its 20th anniversary observance. ADA President Dr. F Carl Ostrander urges lifelong dental care and notes widespread dental health problems including low dentist visits and insufficient brushing.
Honorary members of the Firemans Mutual Benevolent Association Local 35 of Hillside unanimously approved a resolution supporting the regular FMBA and pay parity between fire and police departments. The resolution lauds both agencies as essential public safety bodies and warns against elevating one over the other. Andrew E. Karlick was elected president with officers named for vice presidency, treasurer, secretary, sergeants at arms, and trustees.
Surrogate's notice to creditors of Charles P. Litten estate requires claims within six months. Executrix Mary Bruce Litten, attorney Henry Davison, Hillside Times February 1968. Also Bertha Peterson estate notice. executor Rudolph A. Blank, 35 Oscort Square, Bernardsville. Hillside Times Feb 1968. Edward H. Tiller named to New Jersey Association of Chosen Freeholders legislative commission. Jerome M. Epstein will coordinate economic development commission. Other Union Freeholders named to commissions include William J. Ahern Jr, Hugh Caldwell, Charles S. Tracy Sr. and Har.
A Hillside New Jersey reader urges Hillside Health Dept official Joseph Girard to address Elizabeth River pollution. He cites river rats as disease vectors and advocates extermination as a first step in river cleanup. notes lack of patrols and risk to children swimming at the old river sites.
A Class of '62 Hillside graduate in the eighth district urges engaging voters in the Board of Education selection. The letter emphasizes citizen action shaping the future of local youth and references CARE aid as gifts from the American people.
A civic call urges voters to elect three Board of Education members and approve the school budget on February 13. The writer endorses Franklin A. Feltman for another term, praising his dedication and leadership as Board president and highlighting support from local figures.
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