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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
6
Announcement outlines ad pricing for 5¢ per word with a 25 word minimums and 1.25 dollar minimum, repeats at 4¢ per word with 1 dollar minimum, display classified rate two dollars per inch, deadlines at 5 PM Tuesday and provides phone number 923 9207 for placement.
Classified style notices advertise money making schemes and home services. Listings urge turning attic items into cash with a small ad, coin operated dispensers income, Avon opportunities, painting and lawn mower repair services, and related notices from local companies and individuals with contact details and dates.
Eleanor Mary Bircsak, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bircsak of 1017 Salem Ave, earned a Bachelor of Arts in biology from Caldwell College for Women Caldwell New Jersey. She led the Albertus Magnus Science Club as senior year president and joined the Eastern Colleges Sciences Conference at Fordham University, earning a certificate for research from the Institutum Divi Thomee for her senior project. She now works as a research microbiologist with Beecham Products Pharmaceutical Division in Piscataway New Jersey.
Twenty two Union County residents enrolled as New Jersey Army National Guard officer candidates begin their first active duty training at the New Jersey Military Academy. Training aligns with Fort Benning standards as they progress toward second lieutenant commissions in a year. Kenneth D. Lancin of Tillman Street is among the county candidates.
Classified notice seeking rental for three adults in Hillside. Contact Wa 642916 to arrange a viewing or discuss options.
Municipal Court magistrate Louis Devin presided as Donald Crapps of Newark pleaded guilty tolar cen y. Other defendants including Joseph R Rip tanzi, Frank Bauer, Vincent Giordano, Ronald Head, Tillie Grossman, and Regina Coscarelli faced guilty or not guilty pleas for careless driving unlicensed vehicle improper plates and related offences with fines ranging from 25 to 105 dollars.
A reader from Hillside recounts returning to town and noting Arnold Witte emerging as a dynamic new Republican candidate for township committee. Witte, a young lawyer and parent of five, is described as challenging old faces with a progressive, active stance in local governance. The letter praises renewed civic engagement and urges support for meaningful town leadership. The piece also includes a political editorial stance on Israel issue and notes two residents named to Dyke College’s Dean's List.
The piece condemns U N actions as grotesque and maddening, labeling the body as tormentors agitators and aggressors in a charged standalone opinion. It argues for a stark stance on Middle East issues reflecting editorial frustration.
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