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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
6
An old classified ad for Janet Decorators at 1dl Isroad Street near Hillside Shop-Riles promotes draperies slip covers upholstery shades and Venetian blinds with WA3-6932 contact. November 12 appears as a date or code.
Public school teacher offers tutoring across all subjects for grades 3 to 8 focusing on new math. Sessions available June 10 to July 1. Call 283-1349 after 8 p.m.
Small rental ad notes one room apartment for July 1 availability. Inquiries directed to 1317 Liberty Ave Hillside with contact window June 17 to June 24.
Hillside Camera Club marks its third annual awards dinner at Town and Campus Restaurant Union. Joseph Loeb announces officers and trophies for color slides and prints in Classes A and B, with recipients including John Stensler, Dr. Christine Haycock, Agnes Thomas, David Hamill, Rita Lange, Philip Rosenzweig, Arnold Thomas, and Joseph de Hagaro. Loeb honors retiring adviser Ralph Brodeen and presents gifts and a life membership to Dr. Haycock.
A two family house at 542 Me Michael Place sits beside a county park with a garage and updated bathrooms. Guell Transportation and shopping access are mentioned as nearby features. For details contact Realtor MU at 2511.
The secretary is Mrs Helene Guer ny, the treasurer is Mrs Thomas, and the adviser is Joseph Roth. The trio is listed among officers for the organization in the latest notice.
Chrysler Leasing Corp announces Moon Leasing Corporation will operate at 1447 North Broad St Hillside as a new licensee for its auto leasing system. Moon Motors Inc. is the affiliate dealer with Robert Ciasulli and Charles W. Lello as managers. Announcement by J Russell Longon notes expansion of a nationwide leasing network.
Moe Rubinfield, chair of Berkeley Savings and Loan Association Newark, announced the thrift’s four day CBS TV telecast of the Gemini 4 flight from launch to recovery. Coverage began June 2 with a preview on Channel 2 at 8 00 pm and continued June 4 for launch coverage, plus June 7 recovery wrap at 10 00 pm.
Troop 789 completed five weeks of bowling at the Fun Fair and earned the Junior Girl Scout Bowling Badge after thirteen weeks of activity. Trophies went to Diane Frank Trudy Grossman Lois Jackson Linda Klarfeld Lauren Kolber Lorraine Paczkowski Joette Reiser Lorraine Spadone Sandra Stolman. Special trophies honored first and second place teams Sherri Lipowitz Valerie Massimino MAL Minkoff Donna Byrne Linda Carlucci Reeve Elman and top performers Barbara Pearlman Valerie Massimino Deborah Page Donna Hricko. The Fun Fair also celebrated with a party for the girls on the final bowling day.
A terse admonition circulates widely with phrases urging silence on a controversial topic. Officials and commentators debate whether the phrase signals secrecy or a broader cultural stance. Public reaction frames discussions on discourse norms and media responsibility.
Robert A. Murray 28 of Brooklyn and Newark and William Foster 25 of Newark waived preliminary hearing in Municipal Court and were held for Union County Grand Jury. Bail set at 2000 each. Arrest followed a long chase near Overhead Door Co and American Can Co as patrols recovered a green panel truck loaded with items from Ramsey Ave factories including two motion picture cameras and a phonograph.
The Township of Hillside announces introduction of an ordinance to regulate heights of fences in residential and business zones with penalties for violations. A public hearing and adoption are set at the Municipal Building July 6, 1985 at 8:00 PM. Diamond, Chairman, and Louis A. Dischle, Township Clerk, note the action.
Mrs. Lidia Aronson, retiring president, notes the Board of Education dislikes the word negotiations and says the association will hold conferences. The group pursues calendar revision, semi monthly pay, BOE recognition, a speakers list, teacher salary guides, a buddy program, and major medical coverage.
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