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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
6
Zoning committee hears opposition to a planned three building complex described as a modern tenement. Residents invoke traffic, school crowding, sewer and water concerns, urging denial and urging master planners review.
Help wanted advertisement seeks a female model and raceway enthusiast to run a new custom built model car raceway center. Contact Gail T. Seldenberg at Fun Fair Bowl located at 1319 North Broad Street or call 355 4400 for details.
Desire to purchase a two family house in Hillside with one apartment containing six rooms. Near school. Principals only. Contact Mrs. Strauss at WA 3-7447. July 3 20.
Furnished room to let, contact WA 3-170 for details and availability.
Story Hour celebrated Independence Day with a program at Hillside Public Library. Rosemary Fernicola led the Pledge of Allegiance, a colonial history was read to children, and "Our Flag" by Leslie Waller was read. The Declaration was shown and "Yankee Doodle" was sung. 34 children attended.
Police report continued details of a theft where suspects emptied the victim’s pockets and lifted the brake assembly from a bicycle. Michael Luch is the father of the victim and could not determine the value of the missing parts. Mrs Helen Corso of 117 James St. reported to police.
A Hillside resident reports a stone shattered a home window costing seven dollars. Weekend vandalism damaged eleven windows at Hillside Ave School. The Hillside State Bank in Union County reports assets of about 5.099 million and total deposits of 5.171 million as of June 30, 1965, with officers Harold Ball and Charles Gunby signing the affirmation.
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