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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1961
Page
8
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co seeks a limited number of women to train as life insurance representatives. Must have business contacts and be well known. Opportunity for a large income. Call or write 67 Prince Street Elizabeth New Jersey EL 59488 for an appointment.
Union Junior College begins a seven acre site cleanup on its Cranford campus to create the David G. Fables Jr Memorial Plant Life Sanctuary. Students, supervised by George Barron, clear dead trees while vandals repeatedly damage wood piles. A full plan for the 28 acre tract will guide site selection.
The Hillside playground groups represent We Will Play grounds at the New Jersey Amateur Athletic Union Playground Championships to be held in East Brunswick this week. Officials Mr Willis Swales and Mrs Kay Miller accompany the teams, announced by Recreation Superintendent Mr Peter G Humanth.
Bruno A. Mancuso of the Bank of Commerce Newark will leave August 13 for a two week attendance at the School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin Madison. This is his third year at the program requiring two week residencies annually to earn graduation. Attendance this year is expected from about 1252 bankers in 35 states with a faculty of over 110 instructors including bankers, attorneys, and university faculty.
The document lists property acquisitions valued at 49600 with related accounts and recoverable notes totaling 41042.78. It shows deferred charges of 28000.00 and heavy liabilities and surplus figures including improvements authority and reserves. Overall totals end with assets around 4,102,? and liabilities plus surplus near 4,786,744.18.
A late Wednesday blaze at Hillside Metal and Paper Co. on Route 22 destroyed the interior of a 31000 square foot building, collapsing two walls and twisting steel. Firefighters battled for nearly two hours, with damage near 20000. Cause undetermined. explosion reports noted. Building owner Joseph Vitolo did not carry insurance.
Fifteen New Jersey women will attend a four day convention of the National Home for Asthmatic Children and Children’s Asthma Research Institute and Hospital in Denver Colorado from July 30 to August 2. Delegates include Mrs Albert Bean of 1428 Bond Street president of the New Jersey Regional Council Denver Home. Presidents of 11 New Jersey chapters will join workshops at the Denver Home and Cosmopolitan Hotel to learn about new asthma and allergy treatments and research in this total care rehabilitation center for intractable cases.
Hillside High School tennis courts are now open to local residents. Open daily 2 pm to dusk, weekends 9 am to dusk behind the school on Liberty Avenue. A 25 cent charge applies per person for one hour. players must wear smooth soled heelless rubber shoes. Each set lasts one hour.
Letter from Rep Dwyer rails against ongoing protests and air traffic, arguing that constant complaints would fill days. He cites repeated low flights from 5:20 a.m. onward, describing a pattern of jets over a Newark area home and challenging the so-called businessmen and chambers of commerce backing the campaign.
A fragment argues against jet service near Newark, claiming residents seek quiet evenings and safe sleep at home, citing Mildred E. Einhorn and Elizabeth as examples of law abiding citizens opposed to progress at the expense of safety.
Tuesday township committee meeting and Wednesday board of health meeting are scheduled. August 7 marks the Italian American Civic Association gathering. August 9 features the board of education meeting. Planning Board and an August 15 outing to Yankee Stadium by the Men’s Club of Conservative Congregation of Hillside are listed. August 23 remains noted.
The Hillside Times is issued weekly by the Ell side Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside NJ.
A brief subscription rate notice dated July 27, 1961 states yearly price 3.50 dollars for delivery anywhere in the United States and a single copy price of 10 cents.
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Report circulates that Hillside National Bank plans to apply to the State Department of Banking and Insurance to open a branch on Chestnut Avenue to serve local industries and the surrounding community.
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