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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
7
Small advertisement offering word rate pricing at five cents per word with a required minimum of twenty five words and a one dollar twenty five cent minimum.
Classified fragments list a carpenter free estimates after 3 pm, window repairs, summer chores, and 686-5148. Also decorator ad Janet Decorators with 4 bedroom Cape Cod home for sale at 355-4269 and a Roselle bungalow at 246 E Second Ave with June 20 to July 3 occupancy, plus garden bench sizing guidance.
Mark 25th anniversary of Sol Spiegel and Harriet Mintz Spiegel celebrated aboard the S S Victoria while cruising Caribbean shores including San Juan St Croix St Martin and St Thomas. They were feted at a Bon Voyage brunch in Manhattan and hosted a surprise party upon return with family in Union Can dlewood Lake Danbury and Bronxville. The couple has two children Jack and Barbara. Mr Spiegel works at Klein's Electric Service in Newark.
The article notes Barbara Sobieszek and Michael Herships among Stanford's 4000 graduates on June 16, with Sobieszek earning a Master of Arts in Sociology and Herships a Master of Science in Aeronautics. It lists other graduates from Dean Junior College, Penn State, Youngstown State, the University of Toledo, Kent State, Glassboro State, Ohio State, Pratt Institute, Radford College, Trenton State, and Brandeis, plus a jewelry theft at 269 William Street.
The Hillside Creative Arts pool side show on June 16 drew a large crowd as Ed Hughes and Nicholas Sullivan and Betty Schille awarded ceramics prizes. Ribbon winners include Susan Rohde and Ann Lipschutz in oils and pastels with other honors across teen and junior groups. Special awards were presented by Ed Hughes, with Dorothy Goetsche earning multiple ceramics honors.
Fred L. Feldman son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Feldman resides at 213 Clark Street. He runs an art gallery and teaches at a local school, contributing to community culture and education.
Watertown New York is named advisor to the State Art Committee in Albany to help write the new state syllabus for art. Mr Feldman a Rutgers graduate with graduate work at Newark State Teachers College Oswego State University Rutgers University and Syracuse University is married to former Marcia Zucker of Hillside.
Mrs Helen Radzinski was installed as president of the Hillside Business and Professional Women Club at a Kingston Restaurant ceremony after the annual dinner. Also installed were Vice Presidents Miss Jeanette Chambliss and Mrs Jacqueline Spitz recording secretary Mrs Yolanda Peterpaul and treasurer Mrs Mary Jane Mabe. Presentations included past president pin and a gift to retiring president Mrs Louise Vit. Scholarships were awarded to Hillside High seniors Rachele San Filippo and Susan Polanski who will enter Newark State College in September. Entertainment by Brice Bennett and singers Mrs Marie Oakie. Dinner chairs were Mrs Alber and Mrs Widdemann of Union.
Cheryl Ann Aaron, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Aaron of 207 Winans Ave, graduated from Ohio University on June 9 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Printmaking and Painting. A Hillside High School 1964 alumna, she studied at Tyler School of Fine Arts in Rome and works for British Overseas Airways in New York.
At a recent meeting the Elizabeth Y M C A on Madison Ave. outlined plans to enlarge all facilities of the Y Health Club. The goal is to raise adult membership from 350 to 500 and ease the long wait for locker space. Enhancements cover locker rooms sauna baths whirlpool pool area body building rooms and the member lounge with plans due by September 15. Applications for membership will be available at the Y M C A secretary's office.
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