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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1962
Page
7
Township Clerk's Office announces applications open 9 AM to 4 PM weekdays. Requirements specify women aged 25 to 45 with own car for transportation. Apply during October 11, 18, and 25.
Avon cosmetic Christmas line arrives and seeks representatives in the area. Earn in your own neighborhood by joining. Call Mrs. Cole at MI 2-5146 for a home interview.
Several local notices appear, including Hillside Township introducing an ordinance on October 2 1962 with second reading set for October 16 1962 at the Municipal Building Liberty and Hillside Avenues Hillside Union County New Jersey. Other notices include surrogate proceedings for the Keshlen estate creditors claims and a settlement of the Samuel Russakov estate with dates in September 1962 and October 1962.
Miss Elaine Domeski and Mr. Thomas Ichlan two Hillside Avenue teachers were among twelve polka finalists at the Harvest Moon Ball in Madison Square Garden New York. Domeski teaches second grade and Ichlan eighth grade math and science. both in their second year. The dance team trained ten months under coach Bill Costa, this year's polka winner.
The Robert A. Johnston Company Candy Division announces Louis Revitzer will become the East Coast Candy Division Manager overseeing plant operations at the Milwaukee factory. Dan Adriola will take over the Hillside plant and manage the Eastern Seaboard Division. A public notice from Hillside Township sets a October 16 1962 meeting to consider Louis Briet purchase offers for four lands totaling 153200.70 dollars.
The town sets bidding rules for the Hillside property sale, requiring six representatives disclosure, written bids on standard terms, and title work by the township attorney. Deposits may be kept as liquidated damages if purchasers fail to close, with sale conditions, taxes, and public easement rights noted, and a right to resell if offers are rejected.
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