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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1965
Page
6
A PTA community advisor writes to voters in Hillside urging them to see the Merkle property situation in a true light. She claims the by partisan effort was achieved by the untiring Hillside Avenue School PTA and warns against underestimating PTA influence.
An advertisement seeks individuals for a as spread flyer style business opportunity refill and collect money from high quality coin operated dispensers in the Pittsburgh area requiring a car references and cash. It also notes an experienced waitress position at Hillside Diner 1300 Liberty Ave near Harvard Ave with in person applications and phone calls.
Classified notice lists multiple job openings for a trained man with two years in 3-D steel engraving for dies and Decker Pantographs at Stamp Rite Inc Lansing Michigan with Oct 21 to Nov 4 timeline. Also seeks machinists and related trades at Muling Mechine Cylindrical Grinding Hand Scraper with full benefits and days only. Includes HP Press Engraving Mach Company Hillside New Jersey Sept 23 to 11 and a carpenter advertising general contracting with free estimates at call after 3 p.m. EL 3 6227.
Classified item notes dressmaking and alterations for women and children at 506 Purce Street with contact number 687-4686 plus a Janet Decorators ad offering draperies slip covers upholstery shades and venetian blinds near Broad Street with WA phone number. Apartment rental ads describe Hillside five room units with heat hot water near buses schools and shopping and Elizabeth garden apartments with air conditioning gas heat and off street parking plus several available units on Monroe and Julia Streets with janitorial service steam heat and hot water.
The Amity Chapter of B nai B rith Women holds its regular meeting Thursday October 28 at 8 PM at Betheled Lyons Ave New ark. Publicity chair Mrs Fred Lehner 1532 Schley St says the program will present Turn About Night in which husbands take over wives roles as officers and chairmen.
A letter to the editor defends the community role of the PTA in acquiring the Merkle property and asserts the official claim from Green Acres is incorrect. The writer urges proper attribution of credit and accountability for local progress.
Life Magazine runs a township subscription drive with proceeds donated to Hillside PAL. Detective Alois J. Stier, PAL director, announced the effort and a card party at 8 p.m. Dec. 3 at 274 Hillside Ave PAL Building. Admission is $1.25 and gifts are promised.
The Hillside Community Orchestra board met October 13 at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Jaffe home to plan the January 1966 concert under director Michael J. Buglio. Committees named include Finance, Concert, and Publicity with Krautblatt and Jaffe as liaison reps. Rehearsals reach 7:30 p.m. Thursdays at Hillside High School.
The Hillside PAL forms a junior varsity boys team for ages 13 to 15 with tryouts at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at the PAL Building coached by Leonard Edelson. Senior varsity for 16 and older holds tryouts 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. A midget team for ages 10 to 12 meets Saturdays at 3 p.m. coached by Bud Savarin.
Family and Girl Scout leaders extend heartfelt sympathy for Peggy who lived by the Girl Scout Laws and Promises. Agnes G. McAfee Community Chairman notes Peggy’s wholehearted dedication to all she undertook.
A Civil Defense Drill in October 1965 earned praise for participants who dedicated time and effort. The letter notes the coffee and buns at the PAL Building where casualties were brought were very good and commends workers directing casualty movement for their designated roles.
The George Washington School PTA will hold its first meeting of the school year on October 25 with a representative from the League of Women Voters speaking on the importance of voting. Mr. William Krautblad will introduce the faculty.
Hillside election push features Arnold Witte and ticket urging voters to end the old regime. Tarnoff warns of zoning, taxes, and mis spending while advocating a shift to create a better Hillside. Campaign includes attacks on opponents and calls for accountability ahead of November 2. Also includes probate notices and a college parent weekend report.
Hillside Township seeks qualified bids for the demolition and removal of a dwelling and garage at 643 Route 2M Hillside New Jersey under Ordinance L463. Bids are due October 1 1905 between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM at the Building Inspector office and will be opened at 9:00 AM on October 22 1905.
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