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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
6
Tutoring in biology and related sciences for high school and college levels. Rutgers graduate student offers instruction. Rate five dollars per hour. Phone number 926-1925 after 1 p.m. November 25 to December 24.
For sale notice requests readers to place an ad in The Hillside Times next week to turn articles toys and furniture into cash. Argues rapid cash for odd items. Call WA 3 9207 with cost of 125 dollars for one insertion.
A dense listing of churches and synagogues with addresses and pastor names in Newark and nearby towns. It includes Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist, Episcopal, Assembly of God, Baptist, Church of Christ, and Jewish congregations with service times, church schools, youth groups, and contact notes for Saint Mary Magdalene, Immaculate Conception, Sinai Congregation, Temple Shomrei Torah, and others.
A brief note suggests that Clatimer Foam rubber telephone holes would reduce automobile accidents. The comment highlights potential safety benefits and implies a link between telephone equipment design and traffic incidents.
A sprawling Hillside and campus bulletin lists students and alumni with roles across universities. Notables include Mr Stanley M Jay teaching associate in State University Park English department, Joan Horwitz, Miss Phyllis Haetner, Miss Rosemary Laleyee, Miss Janet Schulman, Miss Patricia Capasso, and Michael Lawrence. Also noted are Adelphi University freshman skit victory, Rutgers University physics honor, and a Hillside ROTC tribute. A Hillside ordinance adoption and a town meeting notice conclude the item.
The engagement of Miss Miriam Bear to Mr Gener Josephs of The Bronx N Y has been announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Bear of Compton Ter Miss Bear an alumna of Hillside High School graduated from Douglass College New Brunswick She works in the international media dept of Burson Marsteller Associates New York Her fiancé graduated from Stuyvesant High School The Bronx and Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken He is employed by RCA AstroElectronic Division Princeton and a candidate for a master's degree at New York University Plans are for a June wedding.
A training piece contrasts proper news writing with club meeting minutes. It notes that an article should lead with the main fact and present subsequent details by importance. Other items reference a local property play area, Green Acres funds, and a street name dedication tied to a committee member’s wife.
A survey indicates nearly 70 percent of elementary schools provide music making instruction, bands and orchestras at introductory or advanced levels. The finding highlights ongoing access to performance opportunities across districts and suggests policy implications for arts education in schools nationwide.
A quirky fact states the average cedar tree can produce approximately 172000 pencils suggesting high wood use. The phrase My Neighbors asks in a youth context if they may join an overnight campout with the group.
Mayor Robert Diamond announced the Hillside Industrial Association has been contacted to recruit new industries and expand existing ones to boost Hillside's war production. He urged residents to volunteer at the Union County Psychiatric Clinic. Dominick Peterpaul cited physicians' scarcity in emergencies and Diamond planned a township meeting to address the issue.
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