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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
6
Avon Cosmetics advertises immediate openings for three women in the area citing TV and radio ads driving inquiries. Also notes part time x ray technician and Hillside Medical Building contact, plus Dairy Queen seeks mature staff. Living room furniture for sale listed with price and contact. March 5 12.
Rubbish and dirt removed. Cellars and yards cleaned. Dump truck service. Call MA 2 2521 or MA 8-3902. F Hintenberger building repairs general contracting roofing cabinet work. Estimates free. No job too large or too small. Call EL 3-6227 after 3 pm.
Couple seeks three or four room rental in Hillside. Call ES 2 5653 mornings or evenings. Planning board notices report subdivision approvals for Valentin Kram and others on Cedar Street and Coe Avenue with final certification and public inspection available. Henry Roche secretary Hillside Planning Board dated March 5 1964.
A dense page lists area churches with pastors and service times across CHRIST THE KING to TEMPLE SHOMREI TORAH, plus notices for Hillside Township ordinances, a swimming pool project, and a Surrogates notice of settlement. Includes Myron Sozanski and Fr. Haniel Qurtin among clergy, and schedule details for Holy Days, Masses, and study groups.
Hillside Rotary heard Commander E J O Malley unveil a Lakehurst NJ Navy Reserve Training Unit summer program for 60 applicants. Open to 17 plus high school juniors and seniors, it offers 85 day accelerated recruit training with sea, air, and military drills plus full summer employment and college deferral. The course starts after school ends in June and includes a flight orientation and survival instruction.
The Rosarians of Christ The King Church toured Hill Side Public Library for Catholic Book Week. Miss Lottie Smolenski spoke on library functions and thanked the group for donated books. They plan a trip to Veronica’s Well in Union City March 6, with Mrs. Cavalcante and Mrs. Turcolino in charge. A one day retreat is set for March 11 at St. James Church in Springfield, inviting all parish women.
Hillside announces a new weekly club called Pioneer Girls for seventh to ninth graders. Incorporated in 1943, this non profit group is supported by over 20 evangelical denominations. Aimed at providing gospel outreach in the US, Canada and other countries, the program starts March 6 at 7 15 pm in the basement of First Baptist Church with guides including Elaine Hartmann Jean Hartmann Mrs Martin Danz and Linda Kingsley who have passed tests.
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