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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
6
The program at 9330 and a second session at 10 30 a m featured cookies and ice cream provided by library staff. Mrs Rosemary Heenivale led the story hour with help from several staff members as children entertained each other with songs and dances.
Residents near George Washington School heard bells at 7 13 p m and 7 22 p m at Abram P Morris School in Coe Ave Police turned off bells after R A Gianforte did so Juveniles gathered in yards then dispersed before officers arrived
Year For Bananas Paul Beir of 422 Yale Ave proprietor of Paul’s Moving is the proud grower of a banana tree which this year displays fruit for the first time. The tropical plant was given by a friend about five years ago and is kept in a greenhouse in winter and in the yard in summer. Beir also grows a granite lemon over two pounds and pomegranates known as Chinese apples along with a wide variety of cacti.
The first annual Hillside outdoor art show turned the pool area into a suburban Greenwich Village with families, matrons in knitted suits, and teens enjoying exhibits. Notable works included Ed Jasowski’s furniture and horse oil, with photos by Hillside Camera Club members and a memorable tale from Sam Laddy, co chairperson, about his post hospitalization hobby project. The event also notes ongoing licensing for Mayfair Liquor Store and a surrogate notice for Charles B. Macintosh estate creditors.
The first annual outdoor Hillside art show showcased Lester Hall’s western scenes and works by local students including Fred Feldman, with many pieces sold and admirers praising the detail. Attendees included Assemblyman McDonough, Mrs. Susan Rohde, and several township officials, as the event fostered goodwill and community pride.
Police report multiple alarm activations across town. A bell ringer at 793 Ramsey Ave triggered a 12:52 a.m. alert, Frida at Thomas Oil Co. saw tension rise near 1:15 p.m. Jase Thursday suspects power surges from storms caused short circuits. Hilisted State Bank alarm was accidentally set off by an employee at 8:12 a.m. Police described the events as non-criminal.
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