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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
6
Job listing seeking a PBX operator at a company offering benefits and a weekly wage of 60 dollars. Work hours are 8 45 a m to 5 15 p m. Interview appointments with Mr Schunsburg MU 84014.
Fifth grade students from George Washington School led by Mrs Lillian Kalish toured the United Nations Building with a guide from the Philippine Islands. After lunch they visited the Historical Museum of the City of New York at Fifth Avenue and 104th Street to view exhibits on early Indians and Dutch Period Colonial New York 19th Century New York transportation and communications relating to their American History studies.
Four room bungalow in Lavalette available for rent sleeps seven includes a screened porch contact WA 6-6139 for details and availability.
Sylvia Ross reports on Mr. Simon Saltzman performing in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes at Hickman Hawaii Theatre. A Hillside High graduate and Pace alum, he pursued acting on weekends while studying at the University of Hawaii and Kaiser Construction Co. He plans a tour to Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco, with World’s Fair stops, then resumes accounting work with Kaiser in San Francisco and UC Los Angeles studies in Berkeley.
Fairleigh Dickinson University awarded Bachelor of Science degrees to three Hillside residents at commencement on the Madison campus. Roberta Graf Patricia Kushnick and George Picchta were the degree recipients as the ceremony was held June 9 in Rutherford.
Montclair State College in Upper Montclair awarded degrees to five Hillside residents at commencement in June. Joseph George Smela received a master's in industrial arts. Kathryn Rubinetti Dorothy Ann Rosin Judith A Katz and Rose Gallof earned bachelor’s degrees.
Shep Sternin of 826 Bloy Street heads the New Jersey State Council of Electrical Contractors Associations after winning at the Seaside Hotel in Atlantic City. He pushed to unify licensing by statewide examination. The bill awaits Gov Hughes signature after Senate and Assembly approval. Sternin, past Essex County association president, will lead delegations visiting state chapters.
The Home Service Department of Public Service Electric and Gas Company offers free freezer classes from June through August at eighteen home service centers. Lessons cover preserving garden produce meat fish poultry and baked goods with demonstrations on complete meals stored in freezers. Classes run Wednesday evenings at 7 30 with adviser Mrs Bertha Modell at 271 No Broad St Elizabeth.
The Elizabethtown Gas Company reports many homeowners in Union and Middlesex counties are installing modernized gas lights as decorative front lawn lighting. Gas Light Week will feature displays at Elizabethtown offices. Lights are valued for unique glow, constant all night illumination, and deterrence of prowlers, sparking interest from landscape architects.
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