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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
6
A quirky shouted prompt urges readers to list their used articles in a marketplace and questions whether they have checked a forgotten gold mine in their attic or cellar recently. It frames a saleslike reminder about decluttering and selling items.
A long list of books across biography fiction religion arts business and education appears as a catalog. Notable authors and titles are shown in dense grouping, including histories of World War II biographies poetry and travel works.
Area houses of worship list services and leaders across Christian and Jewish congregations. Entries cover Christ the King Catholic, Ukrainian Catholic, Hillside United Presbyterian, Calvary Lutheran, Faith Tabernacle, Elizabeth Avenue churches, Franklin Memorial Methodist, Episcopal St Mary Magdalene, First Church of Christ Scientist, Christian Science, Sinai Congregation, and Temple Shomrei Torah with weekly hours, holy days, and notable upcoming events.
Olympic Park in Essex County announces the park will open for the season Saturday with a 4-million gallon pool, band concerts, a free circus and daily shows led by Harold Scott as pool manager. Attendance is expected to reach 100,000 over the weekend as autos park in a 2,000-car lot. The week features the Sensational Leighs, Tex Jordans goats, the La Fontaine Sisters, and a new Hilda circus act.
Mrs. Gussie Mayer, a representative for Compton's Encyclopedia, advertises liberal trade-ins and provides contact details WA 6 179, WA 3-7416, and an address at 1587 Wyndmoor Ave Hillside 07205.
Business notice offering spare time income from refilling and collecting money from high quality coin operated dispensers. No selling required. Requires car references 600 dollars in 1900 cash. 7 to 12 hours weekly for strong monthly income. For interview write P.G. Bon 4185 Pittsburgh PA 15202 include phone number.
Job notice offering training for heavy equipment operators with potential earnings up to 10000 per year. Training may be done locally or overseas, no prior experience required if willing to train at own expense. Employment guidance via Call Mew Newman MA 2-1015, 10 AM to 6 PM Thursday and Friday.
Urgent call for men women and couples to apply as motel managers with no experience needed and no age barrier. Training offered at own expense with home study and on the job training. Employment guidance and hours 10 AM to 8 PM. Call Mr Koritan MA 2-1015.
Don’t sit and worry join the Avon family of representatives and solve money problems with a full credit plan. Call MI 2546 for an in home interview. Experienced waitresses wanted for training at College Inn 334 Yale Ave Hillside MA 2-1015 10 AM to 8 PM Thurs and Fri. See ad under instructions.
Local classified notice offers rubbish and dirt removal plus yard and yard cleaning services. Includes callouts for dump truck service and contact numbers MA 2 1015 and MU 8 3902 with Thursday and Friday hours 10 AM to 8 PM and instruction for men and women.
Fr. Hintenberger of building and general contracting offers carpentry including footing and cabinet work. Estimates given as too large or too small. Call EL 36227 after 3.
One hundred fifty Hillside High School pupils visited the American Shakespeare Festival in Stratford Connecticut on Monday May 25 to view the matinee of Hamlet under the supervision of faculty member Richard Pahl.
The Bowling Team sponsored by Mr. E Hotchkiss of 165 Connant Street won the Friday night mixed league title after defeating rivals at Sunsec Lanes. Mr Charles Solomita accepted the sponsor's award during a dinner at the College Inn. Cast includes Taft players Vito Frez Rose Alseika Charles Solomita Angie Solomite Angelo Di Leo Anhony Alseiks.
Hillside Recreation Women’s Bowling League held its fifth annual dinner at the College Inn. League director Helen Beattie presented trophies to first place team members Ann Atamanchuk Marge Volturo Sue Tremarco and Rose Di Leo and to other honorees including Lillian Issler Merna Ferrigno Betty Waallak and Rose Di Leo. A. Dance owner of Hillside Lanes handed a most improved bowler trophy to Viola Jankovic and granted pens to the second place team and perfect attendance awardees. Also noted: Virginia Stajdura, 1455 Franklin St, is among seven student nurses completing a year-long pre-clinical program at Union Junior College. Edward Gottlieb of Hillside High School attended a NJ Personnel and Guidance Association meeting at Fairleigh Dickinson.
Joseph P Lordi was honored Friday at a College Inn testimonial dinner dance for his appointment as director of the State ABC Board. The event, arranged by his staff, included Chick Zopno, Sam Gold, a state ABC supervisor, and Rose Hanrany. A capacity crowd attended as Lordi expressed thanks for the honor and cooperation.
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