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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
6
Classified notice advertises a 1962 Studebaker Gran Tur Hawk with V8 automatic radio heater and bucket seats for 1100 dollars. It invites viewing and includes a contact number Wa 3-6894 Billing Clerk. Also mentions an administrative position with a North Newark company and Avon representative opportunities with hourly earnings and a contact number.
Tutor needed for the summer for all grades from elementary to high school. Contact Janet Decorsiors at 3lN Broad St near Hillside Shop-Rite, WA. 6932. Include Draperies and upholstery services as referenced.
Real estate brief notes a desire to purchase a two family house in Hillside with one apartment and six rooms near school. Principals only contact Mrs. Strauss WA 3-744 year 1929 July 8 29. ATTEND CONFAB Nine officers and chairmen of the Harden Looker PTA attended the Union County School of Instruction at Newark State Teachers College June 8. Attendees include Mrs John G amb President Mrs Matthew Witting Mrs Vincent Ingato Mrs George Jahada Mrs Russell Lawrence Mrs Joseph Chachula Mrs Murray Spie gel Mrs Steven Dobisz and Mrs Roy Carhart.
Sixty four students earned diplomas at the Union County Technical Institute. Aliceanne Sawyer of 270 Fitzpatrick Street completed a medical assistant course and Robert Cipoth of 24 Buchanan Street completed an electronic technology course.
Samuel Katz, chairman of the local Democratic party, expresses regret for an error in last week’s Times. He corrected remarks about Dr. Henry J. Konzelman of the Hillside Homeowners Action Association, clarifying the doctor did not resign after one year and did not seek re election.
The article cites the American Association of Nurserymen linking well landscaped grounds to homeowner pride, higher property resale value, and safer loans for mortgages. It notes landscaping as a sign of neighborhood quality and cites rapid growth in the field, alongside various legal and public notices from Hillside, New Jersey, including surrogates notices, civil service announcements, liquor license transfers, and sheriff sale listings with specific case references and dates.
Union County Republican leaders announced Harry V. Osborne of Cranford will be Union County Coordinator for Wayne Dumont’s gubernatorial bid with Arthur H. Lapp of Hillside and Carmel Jordan of Union as co coordinators. The group plans to feature Dumont at county events and organize debates, signaling a ready campaign structure.
Broadway rising star Miss Paula Alexander of 568 Maple Ave. heads a three year old Producing Actors Co. and opens Halfpenny Playhouse at 155 Midland Ave. Kearny with an Actors Showcase on weekends starring Richard Steele-Reed Beverly Galli Crane Jackson and more. The season includes Angel Street Charlie's Aunt Dracula and Who'll Save the Plough Boy plus a fall Wizard of Oz.
The Hillside Kiwanis Club awarded Nancy Willis a 150 scholarship to attend East Orange General Hospital School of Nursing. Willis, a Hillside High School graduate, received the check from John Costello during College Inn ceremonies. A FAA film about air traffic control and flight procedures followed, presented by Bernard Schramm. John Birdh was inducted as a member of the Howard Savings Institution during the event.
Larry M Tenkin of 1444 Highland Ave has been appointed representative of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company. He joins the Edward C John General Agency of Newa. Tenkin is a Hillside High School and Mount College graduate who majored in business administration.
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