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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1966

Page

6

Carpenter offers building and contracting services Hillside ad

F Hint enberger of building repairing general contracting roofing cabinet work Estimates given free No job too large or too small Call EL 3 6227 after 3 p m Hillside 6 large rooms one half baths Air conditioned Now available 175 542 Mc Michael Place Hillside Call Eli Lief MA 6 2511

Hillside Times F.hintenberger Hillside Michael Place Call Eli Lief

Court fines and jails in August 25 1966 session

Municipal Court presided by Magistrate Henry Goldhor reports several guilty pleas for careless driving with fines of 35 dollars for Thomas J Dale of Morris Plains and Martin J Kradin of Elizabeth. Prohibited parking fined five dollars for Charles G Kleinwaks. James Croker of Pompano Beach was jailed one day for trespassing on railroad property. Edward D Overly and Thomas L Mahr charged with unlawfully carrying a pistol and shells waived prelims and await grand jury action.

Thomas J. Dale Valley Stream Court Morris Plains N.J Leo St Martin J. Kradin Lower Road Elizabeth King St Reid St. Elizabeth Route 22 Charles G. Kleinwaks North Broad St Hillside James Croker Pompano Beach Florida Lehigh Valley Railroad Edward D. Overly Grove St Thomas L. Mahr Boston Ave Goldhor Union County Grand Jury

Get Back To Work Safely on Labor Day Theme

MCA Safety Department in New Jersey launches GET BACK TO WORK SAFELY to urge drivers to return home from summer vacation safely. Emphasizing personal responsibility, vehicle checks, and defensive driving, the campaign urges beware of blind spots, maintain distance, use signals, and follow rules to reduce Labor Day road losses.

Safety Department of Motor Club of America New Jersey MCA Fréd Rosenberg Motor Club MGCA

Peace Corps Test Set For September 10 In Newark

Hillside area residents seeking overseas service can take the Peace Corps placement test at 9 a.m. Saturday September 10 at the Newark Federal Building. Test measures general aptitude and language learning potential, not schooling. Applications, not the test, determine selection, and can be obtained at local post offices or from the Peace Corps in Washington DC. Burke quote.

Hillside Area Peace Corps Newark Federal Building Washington, D.C

Muscular Dystrophy Carnival Nets $30.75 for Charity

A benefit carnival hosted August 24, 1966 at 1278 White Street by Jack Mandy raised $30.75 for Muscular Dystrophy. Thanks are given to neighbors and to Steven Mandy, Jeri Mandy, Dana Mandy, Gayle Damiano, Frank Michel, Denise Isbrech, Joyce Kronicz, and John Spitals for their donated time. Donations invited via MDAA Box 000, Radio City Station, New York 10019.

Jack Mandy White Street Jack Steven Jeri Dana Mandy Gayle Damiano Frank Michel Denise Isbrech Joyce Kronicz John Spitals M.D.A.A Radio City New York

Hillside Ambulance holds photo contest winners

Winners in the Hillside Ambulance Squad sponsored photography contest were announced with cash prizes from an anonymous donor. Grace Priest won both color first and second prizes, Joseph Roth placed color third and black and white second, Edward Thomas won black and white first, and Joseph Loeb took black and white third. Over 75 photos entered. UNICO plans activities include Bon Fire, Columbus Day events, Anniversary Ball, and Christmas decoration.

Hillside Ambulance Grace Priest Joseph Roth Edward Thomas Joseph Loeb UNICO Hillside Uni National Board of Trustees Carmen Hillside Ambulance Squad Thomas Greene Henry Goldhor

Summer Of Computer Learning Completes Program at Schering

Mark Connolly a Hillside High senior completes a ten week data processing apprenticeship at Schering Laboratories Union. The pilot program, run with guidance counselors, aimed to interest non college bound students in machine operations and computer programming careers.

Mark Gonnolly Harvard Ave Hillside High School Schering Laboratories Schering Corporation Union Pharmaceutical Edward Thieme Schering Thieme Robert McCaffery Mark Connolly

Menza Fuel Co Gets Subdivision Approval

The Menza Fuel and Oil Co of Newark has received a subdivision from the Planning Board for land along Route 22 and Hillside Ave. A 150 foot deep, highway fronting portion will house an office building and storage area in a highway commercial zone.

Menza Fuel and Oil Co Newark Planning Board Route 22 Hillside Ave

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