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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
6
Local newspaper lists advertising rates for first column ads five cents per word with a $1.25 minimum and repetition ads four cents per word with a $1.90 minimum. Display classified rate is $2.06 per inch with a 5 PM Tuesday deadline.
Blonder mahogany bed room set includes a mirror and twin size headboard. Must see to appreciate. Call Monday through Friday after 5 pm, Saturday and Sunday all day. 379-6890.
Help wanted ad targets men over 21 not satisfied with routine jobs. Requires will to learn trade, earn while learning, basic electricity or electronics preferred. Not a school. Tests set starting pay. progress drives future earnings. Call 686 0213 8 am to 5 pm for appointment. Age 21 or more not too old to start.
A grouped classified item lists services from a carpenter on building and roofing to painting by Del Craft Painting with Hill side contact, plus Miller Shade Co advertising window coverings and hardware, and Janet Decorators for drapes and upholstery with contact numbers.
Phil Rosenzweig won Print of the Month at Hillside Camera Club’s monthly contest. His image Shim mering Water was shot in Central Park using a Hasselblad with a normal lens and Tri X film. The club and Hillside Community Orchestra plan the Fifth Annual Fotografik Exhibition on February 29 at Hillside High School.
A faulty valve triggered a fire alarm at Ironbound Box and Lumber Co. on Hoff man Place last Tuesday. fire engines responded. Burglary alarms sounded at Hillside Branch Union County Trust Co and 39 Bailey Ave. A car struck a hydrant on Union Ave amid icy roads. Thieves shattered a front window at Prince Range Co. on Liberty Ave. A prowler threw a glove and penny at Mrs. Love Goldman’s home. Firemen checked smoke at Mrs. Carole Rush’s apartment due to a dryer exhaust. Children activated the Harden Locker gym alarm. 17 pictures valued at $400 disappeared from Mrs. Schulman’s home after moving. Detectives arrested Charles Camarato on careless driving and disorderly charges. detainers issued from several towns. Fire Company Two extinguished a car fire on Sanford Ave. Geraldine Grute’s home had a broken water pipe. Bergen Drug Co and N J Wholesale Drug Co consider a merger. Eight to 12 Newark boys were caught attempting bicycle theft on Hollywood Ave. A local boy faced larceny for a mini bike. Carmen Marino reported a theft of his can at Centre Bowl. John Albrecht reported a bullet hole in his store window. Frank Flamino found his house ransacked, with a 21 inch TV stolen. Firemen treated smoke at Mrs Tremarco’s home on Tillman St from a faulty electric switch.
Hillside High School PTA schedules a 7:45 p.m. film night January 30 in the auditorium featuring the documentary I'll Never Get Her Back. Principal Dr. Anthony Avella will discuss sex education in public schools.
Hillside Rotary heard Geirr Jakobsen an American Field Service exchange student recounting life from Oslo to an Arctic island. The meeting on February 13 1968 reviewed school election plans and tax propositions including Current Expense and Capital Outlay for Hillside district schools.
A Jan noon water main break flooded Liberty and Princeton Avenues. A special policeman on duty rescued a six year old child attempting to cross and carried him to safety. Mrs. Geo. Olewine of Hillside commends the police for their kindness and praiseworthy conduct.
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