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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
6
Prosperous and efficient Dairy Queen store on Hillside at Liberty Ave and Fitzpatrick St available. Present owners relocated to New York and seek a reliable buyer or buyers. Requires about 11500 cash. owners offer mortgage financing. Call 796-5343 before 6 PM.
Mrs. Gussie Mayer representative offers liberal trade-ins at Compton's Encyclopedia. Contact WA 6-79 or WA 3-7416, address 1587 Wyndmoor Ave Hillside NJ 07205.
Miss Sheila Daimond daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Diamond of 1465 Munn Ave Newark marries Mr Bernard Reinisch son of Mr and the late Mrs Florence Reinisch in a Clinton Manor Newark wedding officiated by Rabbi David Friedman. The couple's reception followed with family as attendants and a large Diamond family presence.
Installation of officers for the Ladies Auxiliary of Rev. Thomas F. Canty Council 3397 Knights of Columbus occurred Monday June 8 at Columbian Hall. Installed were President Mrs Joseph Burkert Vice President Mrs Edward Kennedy Recording Secretary Mrs Raymond Mayer Treasurer Mrs Alfred Perchaluk Financial Secretary Mrs Eugene McMahon. Outgoing President Mrs Martin Reiff named a three year trustee. A gift to Mrs Reiff and a pledge check to the Columbian Club were presented. Grand Knight John Gorman and other club leaders attended.
Residents learn of final reading ordinance to appoint pool commissioners and read surrogate notices in Hillside Times. Notices include estate settlements and creditors claims with dates in June 1964 and July 1964 from Union County, New Jersey.
Voluminous Hill side tax records from 1962 through 1964 reveal widespread increases, sparking public dispute over tax operations. Legal notices list sheriff sale of Union County property in Hillside, including parcels 69 66 and half of 64, with debts around 13803 dollars and adjournment rights. Estate filings in Hillside Times announce claims against Gustave Pashkow estate and proceed with executrices Abraham Mankowitz and others. Nine Hill side residents graduate from Seton Hall University with degrees, including Vincent J Perini and Dennis Vodarsik among many recipients.
Earn by taking orders for Avon cosmetics. Radio and TV ads make the Avon lady familiar. Start now by calling Mi 2-5146 for a home interview.
65 year old retired salesman with over 40 years in selling both tangible and intangible goods seeks house to house canvassing commission job in Hillside. Available 9 to 12 mornings Monday through Friday with good references. No heavy samples to carry. Write Box 7 Hillside Times Hillside New Jersey.
Help wanted for men and college students with $57 weekly pay. Full time summer work available. Call 5 to 7 PM at 245-5334. Advertisement dated 6/4 to 6/25.
Arthur H Vail of Crawford is appointed manager of the Springfield Office of the National State Bank of Elizabeth. He has 13 years with the bank and previously served at the Baltimore and Elizabeth offices, becoming assistant cashier in December 1956 and taking over in Springfield in February 1957.
Mrs. John J. Blumberg, chairman of the Union County Tercentenary Committee, announced Union County Week at the New Jersey Pavilion in the New York World's Fair, with events planned for June 15 to 2.
The class of 1964 at Calvin Coolidge School completes activities with graduation on June 17 at 9 30 A M and a musical program The Happy Wanderer directed by Mrs Evelyn Schueler A class party follows in the school gym The group visited the New York World's Fair last week with Mrs Schueler principal Mrs Rose Stahy and PTA members including Mrs Alois Steir Mrs A Fredo and Mrs A Nardone They toured Ford General Motors General Electric exhibits Ice Trav Ang e and Monoreil Ride
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