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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1971
Page
6
A compact listing of services including window shades and table pads by Janet Decor, tree surgery and trimming, interior and exterior painting by A-1 Painter, alterations, and tutor and speech therapist offerings with contact numbers for private home lessons and scheduling.
Amid unsettled conditions in New York racing the Belmont Stakes nearly lost its continuity in 1895. It was run in November as a handicap and won by Belmar. The 1971 Belmont marks its 103rd running. Separate ad note requests: 3 or 4 rooms, two adults, call Mrs Massaro at 248-1803.
At the annual Pingry board meeting at Baltusrol Golf Club on February 18, four new trustees were elected from the Class of 1974: Robert C. Hall, John H. Evans, Edward Kenyon, and Henry Hoyt. Hall, a Pingry graduate and former Bank of New York vice president, sits in NYC as a partner at McMullen & Hard. Evans, of Madison, has a Bucknell AB and a Korea era infantry service. Kenyon, of Summit, Harvard AB and Columbia LL.B, chairs Overlook Hospital’s board. Hoyt of Short Hills, Pingry ’45, Princeton AB, is EVP at Carter-Wallace. Robert W. Parsons became chairman, replacing Mathew D. Hall. four outgoing trustees received plaques. Re-elected officers include President William Bristoll and VPs David Baldwin and Fred Bartenstein Jr.
Temple University sophomore Sherry J Eiser is named to the Dean's List, joined by Seton Hall junior Lena Cella. University of Denver and Fairleigh Dickinson students also appear on Dean's or Honor's lists. Plus Hillside notices detail planning board vote, surrogates creditors, and local court matters.
The Harden-Looker School will host a March 1 lecture in Curtis Auditorium on sound transmission and reproduction. Bell Co. engineer George K. Young will illustrate early sound challenges using tape recordings and electronic devices, including a 1915 New York to San Francisco call, Edison cylinders, and modern stereophonic reproductions.
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