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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
6
For sale items include articles toys and furniture from attic or cellar Convert odd items into cash by placing a Want Ad in The Hillside Times next week Call WA 39207 The cost is only 1 25 for one insertion
Business opportunity ad seeks individuals with car and $600 to $1900 cash to refill and collect from new type coin operated dispensers. No selling involved. Seven to twelve hours weekly can yield excellent monthly income, with potential for full time. For interview send P.O. Box 4195 Pittsburgh PA 15211 or call.
Warnings about bills push Avon recruitment for a pull credit plan. A home interview is offered with a Bradley Beach contact and a 17 year old helper. Advertising references Draperies Slip Covers Upholstering Shades and Venetian blinds with listed phone numbers and local shops.
The article notes continued observances for war dead with a cemetery ceremony a volley of shots and taps. Due to last month’s fire at the U S War Veterans Memorial Building refreshments will be served at the Hillside PAL Building. Fire Commissioner John A Desch serves as grand marshal and Walter Howell leads the parade.
Bar Mitzvah services were held Saturday morning at Sinai Congregation honoring Marc Summers, grandson of Mr and Mrs Max Neubarth of 189 Beer Aye. A reception followed at the Sinai Youth Center on Maple Ave with classmates and family in attendance.
The Evening Membership Department of the Woman's Club of Hillside held a May 20 meeting at Columbian Hall. Budget for 1965-46 was presented by financial secretary Mrs. Frank Erdman. New officers and committee chairs were announced, with executive board to meet at 122 Fairbanks.
Mrs Walter Lee was named chairman and Mrs Arthur Gunther co chairmen of the annual Bnai Brith picnic to be held June 16 at Mrs Robert Whitbeck’s home. Mr Steve Gush of Jacobi’s Florists presented a flower arrangements program at the business meeting.
The page notes several contests for state committee with Jean Krulish opposing Grace J. Lubman. In the eleventh district a county committee race emerges featuring Albert Schoen, a realtor, against E J Bell, a school social worker.
A playful phrase appears to tease a curious audience about a hidden motive behind a stated instruction. The line invites readers to consider why a topic is kept quiet and hints at an underlying rationale or insider joke.
Hillside High seniors held a car wash on May 22 and 23 to fund the senior prom titled Once in a Lifetime to be held May 26 in Newark at the Hotel Essex House Elizabethan room. Primary elections occurred May 24 in homerooms for class officers after a vigorous campaign week with speeches and posters. A bookkeeping class toured New York City on May 17 visiting the stock exchange and NBC where Tonight Show taping was viewed.
Notice lists College Inn Inc of Hillside applying for a Plenary Recall Consumption license for 334 Yale Avenue Hillside NJ with officers George R Liss David Taub Harry G Hyra and others. objections due to Town clerk. other notices reference Mclver Beverage Service and Hungarian American Center license applications along Route 22 and 134 White Street Hillside plus surrogate notices for Edith R Hobse estate and settlement of wills with executors and trustees in Union County New Jersey dated May 1965 Hillside Times May 20 1965 to June 10 1965
A zoning variance request seeks front yard setback relief and permission to erect a gasoline station on Hillside Ave at Bloy St. Hearing under the zoning code is required. Applicant is Sol Can Tora.
The Hillside Times editor questions the fate of self employment and livelihood for workers anxious to work. He praises Senator Dumont for advocating repeal of the business inventory tax, arguing the tax harms New Jersey’s economy and competitive position.
Arthur H. Lapp of Hillside urges action to repeal a tax and improve the business climate. He says this will attract industry and raise employment, and he requests Republicans to support Senator Wayne Dumont and his platform to move New Jersey forward.
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