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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
6
For sale notes list attic and cellar items for cash via a Want Ad in The Hillside Times. Calls provided WA S-9207 and WA 6-6040, with a 4s rate and 1.25 insertion cost. Walnut breakfront in good condition advertised. House furnishings include complete home contents, mirrors, and an 68 yard all wool rug in excellent condition, best offer MU 8.3069.
Classified list offering a variety of positions and services in Hillside area. Includes female sales secretary and office roles, foot press operator needing no experience, showroom sales at Trum Rite Co, Avon cosmetics home interview line, male driver and shop work, carpenter services by F Hintenberger, Janet Decorators for draperies and furnishings, lawn mower sharpening with pickup, tutoring services by a public school teacher for grades 3-8 with new math, and contact numbers with interview windows and dates.
Pour room apartment available July 1 inquire at 1317 Liberty Ave Hillside June 17 24 Four large modern rooms tiled bath garage all heat Call MU 8 9852 After 6 p.m. call MU 7 0964.
Hill PAL at 274 Hillside Ave will close for the month of July during the vacations of Detective Alois J. Steer director and Miss Dorothy Groeger assistant director. Activation will resume in July.
Dr. Henry J. Konzelmann, executive chairman of the Homeowners Action Association, releases a statement and letter detailing why Democratic candidates did not attend a June 9 meeting. He criticizes lack of reply from party chairs and argues the homeowners’ meeting should take precedence over other public sessions.
Hillside officials announce July Fourth events at Conant Street Park and praise the pool commission for new facilities including basketball and ping pong. Commissioners urge sidewalk and street upkeep enforcement, with a $25 fine after notice. water taste improving as a new soft water phase nears. Sinai Congregation lists service times for the week. Surrogate notices warn creditors to file claims within six months. Board of Adjustment denies two dwelling applications and notes decisions filed for public inspection.
A fragmented continuation lists numerous individuals including Bauer, William. Brown, Michael. Klein, Lawrence. Kantor, Ad ley. Kaplowitz, Lynn. Gerson, Joseph. Levine, Michael. and others, suggesting a reader roster or membership index. The fragment ends with Susan Newman.
Police commissioner Mon roe Ackerman said a 14 year old East Orange youth admitted being ordered by Newark boys to remove bicycle accessories at Hillside Community Pool Central Ave. Two Newark boys aged 11 and 13 were later found on Liberty Ave. and released to parents for juvenile action. A group of Newark youths 12 to 14 were also detained at Fun Fair Bowl Broad St. and released to parents after juvenile action.
Charles Meyers district governor elect of Rotary International and past Hillside Rotary Club president spoke at Hillside United Presbyterian Church detailing highlights of the Atlantic City Rotary convention. Ambassadors and dignitaries including Richard J. Hughes and Adlai Stevenson were noted as urging global cooperation and a stronger U S role in world affairs.
Dr Arthur H Funkhouser 68 retired dentist died at Beth Israel Hospital after a short illness. Services from Growney Funeral Home Newark address 35 Filmore St. He lived in Atlantic City born, Rutgers BSc, NYU DDS class of 1930. Survived by wife Sophie, three daughters Norma Johnstone Marilyn Kopestk Carole Kuzma, one brother Stanley and two grandchildren.
Governor Hughes dedicated a 400,000 kilowatt unit at Public Service Electric and Gas in Jersey City and broke ground on a 620,000 kilowatt unit due to come online in 1968. The two units will form the largest New Jersey generating station and serve about 1.43 million homes. Total cost is $147 million.
Hillside Mayor Robert Diamond, active in Bnai Brith for a decade, was elected Associate Justice of the Bnai Brith Court of Appeals District Grand Lodge 3 at a New York convention. He also earned a National Membership Award for recruiting 50 new members and a Merit Citation for his Hillside Lodge presidency. The interview notes Diamond is a Newark lawyer, husband to Arlene Cohen, with three children, and notes the Hillside Probus Club plans a fundraising canister drive to aid retardation education programs.
Joseph E. Irenas of 852 Jerome Avenue Hillside was graduated cum laude from Harvard University School of Law at ceremonies held last Thursday in Cambridge Massachusetts. He was among about 3 500 students receiving degrees from Harvard.
Mrs Kaplan announces the birth of a daughter named Bari Meg on June 5 at St Barnabas Hospital Livingston. The baby is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Kaplan of Elizabeth and Mrs Kaplan the former Harriet Botnick of Weat Orange.
The Italian American Cry Association schedules its monthly meeting at the College on Monday June 28. All members are urged to attend.
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