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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
6
A note records UNICEF supplied powdered milk intended to fill freight cars stretching from Buffalo New York to Detroit Michigan. The text mentions clerical shorthand and terms like hospitalization and profit sharing, alongside a contact code 686 2131 bat.
Violin, Voice and Piano lessons for beginners and intermediates offered at reasonable rates. Call 92349178. Professional floor waxing for floors, recreation rooms, offices. call Wa.3-0303. Miller Shade Co. ad for blinds, shades, rods, aluminum windows and doors plus shower enclosures. Also alterations roofing siding painting gutters masonry and kitchen cabinets at Wa.3-1438.
Clear level land with 1500 ft frontage on paved road near Flemington. Three Bridges area 15 acres offered at 22900 dollars. Bus service to school. Open area quiet location away from city noise. Call owner 725 6411 Feb 29 March 14. Beautiful large air conditioned room for business gentleman only in quiet neighborhood. First floor private family setup. Call 923 0365. Feb 29 TF 4 1/2 room apartment first floor Hillside call Murdock 7 3071 after 7 PM. Five rooms sun parlor garage adults only from May 1 Grumman Ave Newark call WA 6 0697.
Operations Crossroads Africa at Douglass College marked its 10th anniversary this year and has sent over 2,000 young people to Africa on summer work projects. Since 1964 it has brought African youth leaders to the United States each summer.
Hillside Republican Club president Jonathan Bell announced final plans for a May 4 dinner dance at the College Inn. Tickets are $7.50, covering dinner, dancing, and unlimited refreshments from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Senator Frank X. Mc Dermott of Westfield will speak on Current Issues in the Legislature.
Miss Mildred J. Bauer secretary to the Laboratory manager at Shell Chemical Company's Union Laboratories Plastics and Resins Division received a Shell charm with a ruby from R L Woodruff to mark 15 years of continuous service. She joined Shell in 1953 as a stenographer and lives at 1524 Highland Ave.
Colonel B D Kelly of the New Jersey State Police reports the completion of nine two week classes for line and staff supervisors in the Police Personnel Supervision program. The tenth class for non commissioned officers and senior troopers is under way at the Community Affairs Building in Trenton. Forty five men will receive certificates upon completion with Tpr Harry Schuetzle Jr of Hillside among them.
The registration deadline for the final admissions test at Newark Academy in South Orange and Livingston is Saturday March 23. The secondary school admission test will be administered at the school on Saturday April 6 with James F. Manning directing admissions. Candidates for grades seven to twelve must register with Educational Testing Service Princeton to take the exam.
Hillside appoints Joseph Koscin as sanitarian to promote year round cleanup and fixes. He surveys properties, urges gutter and stair repairs, adds lights and outlets, inspects plumbing and heating, and educates owners to prevent deterioration. Since program start 25 people have been fined.
Hillside New Jersey invites sealed bids for a Food Concession Stand and vending/juke box machine services at Hillside Swimming Pool for the 1968 summer, June 22 to September 3. Bids due March 28 1968 at 8 30 p m and 6 30 p m respectively, at the Hillside Municipal Building.
Mrs. Crater's fifth grade class staged The Prince and the Pauper in the school auditorium. One show went to kindergarten through fourth grade, the next morning to fifth through eighth. Parents attended as a full cast list appears with roles from William Wilcox to Mary Ann Opsosnick as Lord Head Cook.
The YM-YWHA of Essex County hosts its ninth annual Purim Carnival on Sunday March 17 from 1 to 4 p.m. at 255 Chancellor Ave. A puppet show, booths for all ages, food, and holiday refreshments accompany prizes from more than 2,200 new items for ticket winners.
Martin Kaufman commander of the Essex County Council JWV commends the Hillside Jaycees for organizing the annual Memorial Day observance. Col Norman Moranus Post 78 of Hillside will join veterans and civic groups to ensure the event honors departed service members.
Mrs. Fred Sinzinger distributed tickets for a B P W dessert card party at Stouffer's Restaurant Short Hills. The event at 8 p m on Friday March 29 asks a 2 50 donation with reservations by Monday March 25. Proceeds fund the group's scholarship.
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