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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
6
Hillside Kiwanis Club members and guests visited Bonnie Brae Camp for Boys in Millington bringing toys cookies trophies and a 200 donation. They dined with the campers toured facilities and announced trophies for the most outstanding camper each session this summer.
An advertisement for Janet Decorators at 1316 N Broad St opposite Hillside Shop Rite. Services include draperies slip covers upholstery shades and Venetian blinds. Contact WA 3-6932. Real estate wanted.
Albert Swider, president of the Rotary Club, announces the 1965-66 committee chairs. appointments cover program, bulletin, membership, classifications, public relations, attendance, fellowship, information and magazine, and more. Milne aided by a team including Voelk, Hathaway, Lane, and others. Forsell leads vocational service with subcommittees. four-way test and competitor relations chaired by Wagner and Reinhard respectively. additional specials include Bowling banner display roster ladies night audit district conference promotion and nominating.
William Kabus, 82, of 1529 Hiawatha Ave, longtime Lehigh Valley Railroad crossing guard, died last Tuesday at S1. Mary's Hospital, Orange after a short illness. Born in Newark he moved here 44 years ago and retired five years ago after 34 years with the railroad. He served at N Broad St crossing, Long Ave grade crossing, and Nye Ave Irvington before retirement. He was a member of the Railroad Brotherhood and is survived by his wife Gertrude Yenz and a grandson.
Mrs. Mary Monaco Iarmpietro aged 65 wife of Pasquale Iam pietro of 357 Yale Ave died July 12 at Overlook Hospital Summit after a brief illness Born in Italy she came to the United States in 1936 settling in Millburn She moved to the area in 1943 employed by Benescent Clothing Co Hearing She was a communicant of Christ the King Church Survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Ann Dante Somerville and Mrs Jennie Hoek Hillside a brother Salvatore Monaco Millburn and four grandchildren The funeral was from Mc Cracken Funeral House 1500 Morris Ave Union
Arthur Cole, Elizabeth attorney and historian, traced flags flown over the country from Viking discovery for Hillside Rotary Club at Kingston Restaurant Union. He showed flags from Vikings to Great Britain with Crosses of St George Andrew and Patrick, plus colonial banners and Washington coat of arms. Introduced by Walter A. Schorr Jr. Sheriff sale notice follows for Union County civil action in Elizabeth court.
William K Page executive director described the Kessler Institute of Rehabilitation West Orange as seeking to make individuals independent. The program evaluates each admission and offers caseload training speech and hearing therapy nursing and vocational guidance. It runs job placement home making training driver training and education for children with plans to entertain Kiwanis members on August 4 at 180 W King St.
Eileen M. Berry age 22 of Hillside competes in Prudent Insurance Athletic Assn Miss Excursion Day at Asbury Park on August 6. Berry works in Newark corporate office.
Mercury outboard experts advise early dawn fishing during the two week license period as the most productive start due to surface activity and lower water temperatures. Evening and night temps bring preferred feeding for many species like walleye and musk, while midday requires deeper, cooler water and drifting with bottom-bump minnows for better results. Resort-area fishers face tougher conditions. timing and water type largely drive success.
The Hillside Public Library summer program presents weekly story hours for children focusing on seasons and key dates. Phineas Taylor Brum born July 10, 1810 is highlighted July 1 with staffer Mrs. Rosemary Bernicols recounting the Circus life. Barbara Skwirut and Linda Grohwoski assist with props and a long-haired cat.
The Hillside Rotary Club will hold its first ladies night of the 1965 66 season on Thursday August 26. Attendees will dine at the Coach and Paddock Clinton and attend a play featuring Philip Burton at the Old Music Hall. Ira Gortsche is chairman with assistants Charles Meyers and Harold Benzing.
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