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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
6
Fragmented public notices include cemetery plots for sale, school board eligibility rules, and legal notices from Hillside Times. The page lists Announcements about a Board of Education member requirements, citizenship, and literacy plus a settlement notice for Patrick Dorsey and a certificate of dissolution for Garden State Motor Lodge Inc, with further probate and creditor notices for Joseph Heathcote Jr. and related estates.
A compact listing of notices and classifieds including funeral notices and personal announcements across categories such as help wanted, services, merchandise, real estate, rentals, automotive and miscellaneous items. Names and specific items are drawn from the readable fragments to reflect the source’s catalog style.
Help wanted female Avon calling for TV and radio promotion of new products. Earn from home during winter hiring season. Contact Mra Qavig ML2 S146 for interview arrangements.
State Bank elects a nine member board at the annual meeting held at 122 Liberty Ave. New directors elected are Norman Pastor of Pastor Construction Co and Clarence Reisen of Reisen Lumber Co. Existing directors re-elected include Lous Burfeind, Henry Goldhor, Max Schneider, Walter Jones, Salvatore Marre, Bennett Pringle, and David Kaplus. Judges of the election were Simon Mass, Dr. Joseph Peyser and Salvatore Monaco.
Neighbors join in a TV segment on Channel 4 at four o'clock tomorrow featuring Mrs. Samuel De Martino and partner Janet Withers in a Match Game edition taped earlier. The pair defeated Don Amiedo and won $550. Mrs. De Martino, wife of Hillside’s Shade Tree Commissioner, hails from a Hillside High family. Also noted is a Hillside couple’s wedding performed by Rabbi Theodore Friedman in South Orange, and other local mentions including a surprise birthday for Sol Blumenau and a marriage between Anne Bond and Alan Kraver with details of their families and reception in Newark.
Debut on January 12 at Overlook Hospital marks Sami's arrival. The happy mother Miss Helen Ruth Clifford resides with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Clifford of 370 Oakland Ave Springfield. Rapid Roller Co. figure Mr. Aylward connected to Springfield. René Berger, 92, honored at a testimonial dinner for his religious service and leadership at Kehilath Israel. Rabbi Louis Weller and others praised his devotion as the congregation plans a new edifice on Chancellor Ave. The Stork brings Patrick Brady on January 18 at St. Elizabeth Hospital. parents Miss Theresa Ann Brady and Patrick Brady of Newark family ties. Guests include the Lazarus family from Chelsea, Mass, as they anticipate a first spring visit. Barbara A Mazurkewicz celebrates her sixteenth with College Inn luncheon. she hails from 330 Long Ave and studies at Hillside High. The Unterman and Mandelstein families travel and host gatherings amid birthday and casual family events.
The Italian American Civic Association hosted its annual Board of Education Candidate Night Monday at the College Inn. Moderator Alfred Lordi introduced candidates including Conrad A. Cammarota and Henry H. Nussbaum, with John Beattie unable to attend. President Harvey Stone presented Beattie’s qualifications, and Mildred Hess urged attendance at the 1964-65 budget hearing. Township Attorney Harold Woysaniker and various civic and emergency officials were in attendance.
Rep Dwyer urged evaluating national conditions and supporting President Johnson as leader of all Americans. State Sen Stamler praised Ram and Vit for county campaign aid and urged Hillside to revert to Republican leadership next year. Township Committeeman Vit recalled 40 year community dinners and predicted more changes ahead. Ram hailed two Republican officials as a return of confidence in the two party system. Dr Robert W Scott hosted the event with Freeholders Raymond Moore and Matthew J Rinaldi among the notable attendees.
County figures including Register Joseph Durkin and Treasurer Charles P. Bailey appear in an audit report alongside former township committeemen Dr Henry J Konzelmann Hynvar M Schulman Jamies A Owell Robert C Kirkpatrick and Sidney Birnbaying Commissioner John A Resch and Special oversight are noted as part of ongoing scrutiny.
Residents faced snow plow restrictions as vehicles parked on designated Snow Routes blocked traffic despite warnings. Streets listed include Bloy Street Chestnut Avenue Chrysint Street Hillside Avenue Halloway Avenue Liberty Avenue Long Avenue Maple Avenue and North Avenue. parking resumes only after curb to curb plowing is complete.
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