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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
6
Pet grooming for poodles, terriers, spaniels, Afghan hounds, sheep dogs and all breeds. No tranquilizers used. Service in Monroe Gardens 4 room apartment with heat. Call evenings after 6 pm or 7 to 9 pm for rates and availability.
Hillside Lions Club reports three possible glaucoma detections from annual free eye screening led by Dr B Ne Vora of Irvington and coordinated with New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry. The screening supports Union County Blind Association picnic on July 10 at Conant Street Park.
Sheldon EF Jaffe son of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Jaffe of Hillside received the Juris Doctor degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School at commencement on May 24 He is an alumnus of Hillside High School and Rutgers University where he earned a BA in economics He was elected to Omicron Delta Epsilon and won the Economics Department prize He has been appointed law secretary to Judge Samuel Albcorn Jr of New Jersey.
Completes Seminar on Small Businesses at Union College Plainfield campus. Adele Tuch of 826 Jerome Avenue Hillside is among 25 graduates in the six part series offered free as a community service. Other topics covered include bookkeeping practices records and credit, location and layout, advertising, and financing. Over 150 have benefited this year from both Plainfield and Elizabeth campuses.
The Seventh Annual Outdoor Art Show by Hillside Creative Arts announced winners on June 26, 1971. Mayor Marvin Corwick presented prizes across categories including Watercolor and Pastels, Beaded Flowers, and Children's Group. Top honors went to Otis for first prize, with Sally Katchen and Sally Luft taking second and third respectively, plus honorable mentions for Janette Katz and Ann Lippman.
Howard Savings reported it will pay its 392nd consecutive dividend totaling about 7.5 million dollars on June 30. The payout covers monthly interest on Regular Savings and quarterly interest on Time Savings, bringing six month 1971 payments to roughly 25.565 million dollars, about 4.63 million more than the same period last year. The bank also announced Time Savings Accounts now earn 6 percent annual interest guaranteed for three to five years.
Hillside Lions Club pitcher Kluin homered triple and single as Lions beat Hillside Elks 6 to 1. Memoir reports Henry Hillside Lions batter Rapp struck out 12 and Hillside Lions won at Hillside field. Later games show Lions pitcher Memoir earning win 2 with 5 to over Mack Bulldogs and strong hitting from Weinberg, Ferrigno and Kirchner.
Richard Hess of the New Jersey Association of Independent Insurance Agents urged no fault auto insurance in New Jersey tied to a strong accident-reduction program. He warned costs will rise due to higher accident, repair, and hospital expenses while stressing driver and auto safety as core reform components. Hess, CPCU and CLU, represents Louis J. Hess & Son in Hillside and serves as an officer of the Union County Agents Association.
The Pingry School announces class of 1971 Cum Laude Society members Morgan Bentley Bruce Howard Oliver Fuckley Tan Shrank Donald Kaufman John Cole Michael Chertoff Thomas Gustafson Oliver Mading Michael Metz David Sacks John Stanley. Class of 1972 members include John Bartenstein David Eisenbud Kenneth Falk Guy Grayson Charles Homer Mark Keating Robert Kogan Algis Leveckis Ralph Warren. Faculty leaders are president William G. Ambrose and secretary G Allan Inglesby.
Shadowbrook Day Camp at Elizabeth River Park opens July 12 and runs July 12 through July 22, Monday to Thursday 9 15 a m to 3 30 p m. operated by Washington Rock Girl Scout Council invites girls 7 to 15 including non Scouts. Fee is 7 00 and activities include outdoor skills cooking hiking arts and crafts and a two day trip for older girls to Camp Blue Heron in Sparta New Jersey.
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