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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
9
Help wanted female. Avon Gifts and Cosmetics seeks reps to build customer lists for the season earnings. Money back guarantee offered. Interview in your home by calling 214-5146.
Field Enterprises Educational Corp markets a 20 volume World Book Encyclopedia set at 139 Somerset Street, Plainfield, NJ. The series claims wide use in schools libraries and homes and highlights its value for developing student research skills.
F Hintenberger offers building repairing general contracting roofing and cabinet work with free estimates. No job too large or small. Call EL 3 6227 after 3. Dressmaking alterations for women and children at 506 Purce? Su Call 687 4050.
Change those articles and furniture in your attic for cash by placing a Want Ad in The Hillside Times next week. Call WA 3 9207. Cost is only 1.25 for one insertion.
Furnished two and a half room apartment available now at 4 com house Long Ave Across from Bristol Myers. Renters must take 6 months lease. Rent $80. Contact MA 8 8130 after 5 or WA 9 9587. It takes the average house wife about four checkbooks to fill one stamp book.
Teresa A Busichio of 265 Orchard St Elizabeth has been named assistant cashier at the National State Bank Springfield Office becoming the third woman officer of the bank Others are Mrs Roslyn Loomis and Mrs Dorette Bowman both in Elizabeth Her father Salvatore Busichio retired from Chase Manhattan Bank New York City She is a native of Elizabeth and joined Elmora Office in 1953 as a secretary She held credit analyst posts and moved to Springfield to assist manager Wall in October She plans to perform credit analysis work and enjoys accordion playing bowling with The Garvettes team Her brothers John and the Rev Salvatore Busichio also work in banking and the church respectively
The Hillside PAL announces Mischief Night activities on October 30 and Halloween events on October 11. A senior boys basketball reorganization, Saturday basketball clinics, junior team coaching, an amateur show tryouts December 4, rifle team revival, and other youth programs are planned under Det Stier and staff with student volunteers from Montclair State College.
Hillside Kiwanis will honor David C. Evans, industrial builder and horseman, at a Make Other People Happy dinner at 6:30 p.m. December 2 in the College Inn. Magistrate Henry Goldhor chairs the affair. Franklin Feltmas handles reservations. Albert Schoen edits a journal published with the event.
Surrogate's Court notices set forth settlement actions for the estate of Edithosephine Holmes. Phillip J Baker administrator seeks court approval of the final account and related fees and costs. The document cites filing in Union County Probate Division and lists associated dates and representatives.
Five Montclair State College students present a children's puppet show in the Hillside Public Library meeting room on Saturday October 3. The performers include Miss Karin Peul of South Orange Miss Veronica Pro high of East Orange Miss Kath ryn Reilly of Bloomfield and Miss Moris Sista of Maplewood for ages up to nine.
Miss Barbara Skwirut of 1568 Wyndmoor Ave will present this program as part of a Theater Arts course in the college fine arts curriculum.
The Hillside Janitors Association staged a party for its retired members on October 24 at 430 Franklin St. Honorees included Walter Thayer of the Maintenance Department for 19 years, Gertrude Wiedgreen matron at Harden-Locker School for 19 years, and James Lamonaco janitor at A.P. Morris School for seven years. An open invitation was extended to Board of Education members and staff.
The First State Bank of Union mails 475000 in Christmas Club funds this week to brighten holidays and aid the local economy. The 1965 Christmas Club opens November 5 with weekly class credits of 1 2 3 5 10 and 20 dollars and 1 percent interest on completed clubs. A Hanukkah Club starts November 5 as a new feature.
The National State Bank Hill side Office will sponsor the 12th annual thrift essay contest at Hillside High School. It runs November 2 to December 11 with a 500 word minimum and themes about thrift in life and economics. Awards include a $50 savings bond first prize, $25 second, and $10 savings accounts for third.
Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler announces the Hillside Kiwanis Club essay contest for the New Jersey Tercentenary. Deadline is Sunday November 1. Theme asks who contributed most to state progress. Prizes include 100, 75 and 50 dollar U. S. Savings Bonds. Awards announced in December.
The Newark Asthma League board to meet Monday evening November 2 at Mrs. Robert Ontell’s home 48 Bayview Ave Newark. They will discuss annual Tag Drive and Donor Dinner with Mrs George Kornfeld of [city] Delaware Valley? as donor chair.
Dr Hy Beryl Lasker presents eight Friday lectures starting Oct 30 on The Mystery Our History. Topics include The Origins of the Jewish People, The Challenge of the Gentile World, Wisdom of the Talmud, The Glory of European Jewry, When the Ghetto Walls Crumbled, The Rebirth of the State of Israel and the Future of the Jewish People. Congregation president Norman Girkin and Adult Education Chair Mrs Philip Welnick urge attendance.
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