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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1960
Page
4
Help wanted female part time secretary 3 to 6 pm Monday through Thursday. Call MA 4-4890. Also Avon Calling for representatives living near Maple Ave Belleview Terrace. Race to meet demand from TV advertising. Show cosmetic Christmas gift sets to waiting customers. Phone Mrs Davis MI 2.5146 for free catalogue. Yes
A withered OCR fragment lists services from a carpenter calling F Hintenberger and a Hollywood Wet and Supply Co store at 1279 Liberty Ave Hillside. It mentions a Hillside Photo Service at 4 Ridgway Ave opposite Hillside National Bank and a tutoring by public school teacher MU 17 2054, with phone numbers and times.
Peter G. Humanik announces the reactivation of the Recreation Commission sponsored Sportsmen's Club for youths ages 10 to 18. First meeting set for Monday October 10 at 7 30 p m in the old assembly room. Meetings every two weeks with talks on hunter safety ice fishing deer hunting conservation camping equipment care fly tying boating and water safety saltwater fishing and trout fishing. The program aims to guide youths toward useful lives.
A reader from Hillside endorses Mr Bristol's remarks in the Sept 29 Times column Don't Mention It. The letter says the author hopes Bristol's ideas influence teachers who think otherwise.
Roselle tops Hillside 21 to 6 as Richie Soules dominates with a 90 yard kickoff return and three rushing touchdowns. Hillside's Dan Sheridan scores on a 25 yard rush. Officials were Mopsick Saks Fayre Fox.
PAL announces girls basketball practice begins at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Hillside PAL Building under Patrolman Alois J. Stier. Weekly activities include weight lifting on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday boxing on Wednesday and Friday and rifle team on Tuesday.
The recreation commission started the second season of the women’s bowling league, opening Thursday, October 6, at Hillside Lanes. Ten teams of five will bowl three games each Thursday from 1 to 3 30 p.m. for 27 weeks. The league is closed for Thursday afternoons, but registrations will be accepted until enough players enroll to start another league. Register with the Recreation Department at the Municipal Building.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment postponed the Riverview Holding Co. hearing on a plan for two 10 family garden apartments behind the Liberty Avenue shopping center to November 10 at the applicant’s request. The project lies in a Residence B zone limited to two family dwellings and requires a variance, with an ordinance banning buildings with more than four families. About 30 McMichael Place residents attended as opponents, objecting to the delay but told the date would not slip further.
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy announced the close of the registration period showing 1016 new voters registered for the upcoming Presidential election.
Jack Valenti and Harvey Stone were approved by the Hillside PAL board as trustees. Dorothy Greeger was urged as assistant PAL director and secretary. Township officials will study the proposal. About 150 teenagers saw Mission Over Korea at the PAL building Thursday night. A dance drew over 200 attendees today. Ticket sales support the maintenance fund for the headpin tournament at Sunset Lanes October 15-16 and 22-23.
A schedule of events at the PAL Building includes an 8 p.m. performance on November 28 chaired by Mr. Bule and a free organ concert of popular music at 8 p.m. on December 11 by Miss Betty Anne Krell of Dover. The public is invited to attend to show appreciation for the PAL Building project. Krell is currently performing at the Colonial Inn in Madison and recently appeared at The Lynn in Elizabeth.
Hillside residents began courses September 27 in the Union County Vocational-Technical Institute evening session. Electronics technology students include Joseph Lavock 357 Conant St Peterer 1142 North Broad Lawrence Leichutz 615 Titman St and Michael Lang 50 Fairbanks St. Drafting and design tech students are Robert C Kovac 1293 Myrtle St David Jankovic 113 Conant St and Brant Haviland 912 Maviland Dr.
Brooks Atkinson calls Bright Gal a 200 watt bulb brightening the comedy. The Paper Mill Playhouse continues through Sunday October 28 with Constance Bennett and Edward Mulhare as the mounting couple in a lune of light, while a separate Class of 1935 Hillside High reunion dinner dance is planned for Saturday October 15 at Club Diana Union.
Miss Rose M Cronin of 1289 Oakwood Avenue and Miss Judy D Tickerhoff of 110 Pennsylvania Avenue are among 86 student nurses from Elizabeth and Port Amboy General Hospitals who began studies Thursday September 22 at Union Junior College Cranford. Both graduates of Hillside High School Cronin is enrolled in Elizabeth General Hospital School of Nursing and Tickerhoff in its nursing school.
Damage estimated at seven thousand dollars to the Hillsis War Memorial Building. Police report shows three veterans groups American Legion VFW and DAV were ransacked and furnishings damaged in an apparent cash search. Walter Howell, president of the War Memorial Building Association, said offices of the groups were targeted in the incident.
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