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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1961
Page
5
Dr Wayne T Branom and Frank Bowles discuss how a student’s admission odds vary across college types. A hypothetical 100 graduates show patterns for preferred, standard, and easy institutions, with implications for records, scores, and maturity.
The text outlines selection chances for high school students based on school rank and College Board scores. It states not worse than one chance in three for top records and not better than one in four for lower ranks, with counterbalancing strengths possible. It cautions that chances apply to any institution the student applies to and references exceptional talents and handicaps.
Mrs. Cyrus Currier spoke July 18 at Kingston Restaurant Union detailing New Eyes For Needy Inc. It collects discarded glasses and precious metals to fund new eyeglasses for those unable to pay. Founded 1932 by Mrs. Arthur Terry of Short Hills, the group refines metals and donates glasses to hospitals and missions.
Construction has started on a 22 home development called Oakland Estates by Herbert Kligman. The project on Oakland Terrace off Maple Avenue will include 13 two family brick homes at 39 900 and 9 bi level brick homes at 29 10 with 7 rooms two baths and a recreation room. Roosevelt Drive will be built as the new street. Homes expected to be available by summer end.
Joan C. Tate of 221 Linwood Place, a Hillside High School June graduate, has accepted a home office staff position at Mutual Benefit Life located at 520 Broad Street, the fourth oldest and thirteenth largest U S life insurance firm. The Wisconin note follows. Mr and Mrs I Krival of 364 Hollywood Avenue returned from a visit with their son Arthur Krival and his family in Madison where Krival is assistant director of the extension department at the University of Wisconsin.
Hillside National Bank announces six part time hires at 1320 North Broad including Beverly Greco and Nancy B Haviland students at Millside High and Union High School. Others work in book keeping auditing and transit departments. Seven full time staff added with two rejoining including Hilda Leary Elizabeth Vogtman Jr and Robert Appel training as tellers.
Anne Rozanski of 833 Madison avenue Union and Miss Eugenia Rettino of 132 Fairbanks street Elizabeth work in bookkeeping. Mr Bolan is a St Marys High School Elizabeth graduate set to enter Seton Hall College South Orange. Mr Vogtman attended the University of Puget Sound Tacoma Wa. Miss Rozanski and Miss Rettino are St Marys High School Elizabeth graduates.
New Jersey Bell will distribute area code stickers for New Jersey phones. Northern customers get 201 and southern 609 stickers to place above numbers. calls within New Jersey do not require area codes. Stickers ship with July 1 dating and should arrive by August 10. ANC customers do not receive stickers.
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