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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
6
Mrs Gussie Mayer lists as representative for Compton's Encyclopedia offering liberal trade ins. Contact WA 6 79 or WA 3 7416 at 1587 Wyndmoor Ave Hillside 07205 for details.
Employment ad seeks female help for Avon sales and home interviews. Offers $50 to $80 per week plus a new wardrobe. Call Mi.2-5146 for home interviews.
The Healthy Department seeks a public health nurse for Union County residents with at least one year of experience. Starting salary is 5200 dollars for a 30 hour week plus fringe benefits. Apply by sending details to Box 158, Hillside Times.
Charles Rausch of Hillside New Jersey participated in a four day business conference with Metropolitan Life Insurance Company officials at the Hotel Americana in New York. Rausch, from Hawthorne Newark area, ranked among the company's top personal life insurance producers after placing more than 1 million in policies last year among 30 000 field representatives in the United States and Canada.
Rubbish and dirt removed and yards cleaned. Dump truck service available. Contact Hintenberger for general contracting, building, repairing, cabinet work. No job too large or small. Call after 3 pm for EL 3 622? and mail MA 2 252 or MA 83902 tf.
An exhibit at National State Bank Hill side Office showcases the New Jersey Very High Frequency Chapter 28 Certificate Hunters Club items including a commemorative certificate for the New Jersey Tercentenary designed by Donald E. Gillmore. The display marks the first in a summer series of hobby exhibits by the Hillside Township club, while a Hillside swimming pool ordinance and public notices also appear in the issue.
Kiwanis will take about 100 children to the World’s Fair on July 22, departing at 10 a.m. from the PAL Building. Each child requires one accompanying adult, four parents per child. Kiwanis provides child tickets and adult transportation. each adult buys their own ticket at Albert Schoen’s office 1450 N Broad Street.
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