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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1966
Page
7
WEDNESDAY evening 21 1966 at Hillside Saints Joseph Ames school page notes Helen Mandrona receives a squad certificate. Classified message invites readers to place a wanted ad in The Hillside Times to turn attic items into cash with WA 3 9207 contact.
Hillside ambulance squad receives AAA membership certificates for two ambulances. June calls: 16 by ambulance, 29 by fire department. total 644 miles. Hillside Board of Education invites sealed bids for transportation of handicapped pupils for 1966 1967. Town ordinance introduces storm sewer project on Route 22 with Wagner land easement and funding plans. Also notices on a fire station addition and creditor claims published.
An advertisement offers a spare time business chance refilling and collecting money from new type coin operated dispensers in the area. Requires a car and references with 550 to 1850 dollars cash. Ten hours weekly can net excellent income and more time means more money. Personal interview address CO REP INC 10 California Ave Pittsburgh PA 15202. Include phone number.
Classified notes show multiple job ads in Hillside New Jersey including a part time bookkeeper position with NCR bookkeeping machine and 1.65 per hour plus benefits, and a kitchen facilities role on a concession basis at Hillside Hungarian Center. Also Avon Lady opportunity with phone contact.
The board asked secretary Mrs. Kirkpatrick to write to Di Rocco Painting Contractors about unsatisfactory interior painting at Harden-Looker School. Bids will be received at 8 p.m. August 10 for transporting handicapped pupils to Newark and Winfield schools. Dr. Wayne T. Branom reviewed federal funds applied for.
F Hintenberger offers building, repairing and general contracting including roofing and cabinet work. Estimates free. No job too large or too small. Call EL 36227 after 3 p.m.
An old classified listing for Janet Decorators at 1316 North Broad Street offers draperies slip covers and upholstering services with contact numbers WA 3 6932 and WA 3 5590. It notes Weequahic Keer Avenue apartments for rent and Hillside locations with large rooms and air conditioning. It advertises August 1 availability and rental inquiries.
The Hillside Republican Club will honor Sol Ostrin and Tony Vit, township committee candidates, at the College Inn on Yale Avenue Monday July 25 at 8:30 PM. Arnold Witte, club president, says the event invites the public to hear the candidates discuss Hillside and to share views, with refreshments provided.
Firefighters battled a blaze in a truck operated by Charles Ferruggio at 115 Bathwest Avenue after a faulty firing ignited while he drove by the Dixie Diner in the westbound Route 22 lanes. The Newark rental firm owned the truck.
A Municipal Court session on July 4 reveals multiple pleas and fines. Margaret Priel of Elizabeth plus Donald Lichardus of Clark and Pat Pomponio Jr of Cedar Grove paid $25 each for toll tolls on the Garden State Parkway. Suzanne Jones of Newark paid $10 plus $5 costs and $10 contempt for double parking after a bench warrant. Nicholas Piccione of Springfield was found guilty of careless driving and fined $35. Bartolo Macaluso of Union paid $55 for speeding on Liberty Avenue. Jose Colon of Newark fined $35 for running a red light. Albert Fox of Middlesex fined $15 for no rear lights. Barbara Hoffman of Roselle was convicted of reckless driving, fined $30 and license revoked 30 days. Ismael Rosado of Paterson fined $75 plus $5 costs plus $75 contempt for absence. Peter Luisi of Montclair fined $45 plus $5 costs plus $50 contempt for expired registration. Arthur Richardson of East Orange fined $10 for not having registration in possession.
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