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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
6
Page 6 section advertises want ads in Hillside Times to sell articles toys furniture and more for cash. It promotes quick turnover via a one insertion price of 1.25 and provides WA 3-9207 and car ad details for a 1960s Buick Riviera with features and a contact number WA 3-1210 for Sept 2-9.
Career ad listing opportunities for refilling and collecting from new coin operated dispensers with no selling. Requires car references and 600 to 1900 dollars cash. 7 to 12 hours weekly potential. more for full time. For interview send to P O Box 4185 Pittsburgh PA 15202 with phone.
F Hintenberger offers building and repair services including general contracting roofing and cabinet work. Estimates free and no job too large or too small. Call EL 3-6227 after 3 PM.
Mature lady sought for typing and stenography at a leading New Jersey insurance company branch in Hillside. Top benefits, salary commensurate with qualifications, steady advancement with experience, excellent security and benefits. Long term opportunity for qualified individual. Reply Box H27 Hillside Times Hillside New Jersey.
Robert Winstead of 844 Je rome Ave reported a police incident at 3 44 a m stating his citizen band two way radio was stolen from his automobile parked at the Dixie Diner in Rowe 22 valued at 160 dollars.
A state health official commended Hillside Board of Health for its well maintained Child Health Stations. The letter highlights bright clean rooms, energetic nurses, Dr McClintock's patient interactions, and effective use of volunteers as exemplary public health practice. It notes Miss Ochse keeps furnishings and surfaces consistently bright and clean as a sign of good public health teaching.
Newark parents puzzled by new mathematics and the rising complexity of college choices will receive help this fall at the Weequahic Adult School. The 37 courses include topics on math and college admissions. The 56th term begins September 21 with registration on September 14 and 16 from 7 30 to 9 p.m. at Weequahic High School Building 279 Chancellor Ave.
Union County Chapter of the Catholic One Parent Organization marks its third year with a dance at Westwood Lounge Garwood featuring guitarist Ray Barton. The event includes a Mystery dance, refreshments, and a $1 admission. Contact Mrs Sue Wear or Mrs Helen Britt for details.
The Bureau of Vital Statistics logged 21 marriages 18 deaths and 24 births in August in the township. Health Officer Charles F. Dotto conducted 41 sanitary inspections during the month. He documented four dog bites two pneumonia cases and one tetanus case.
The Hill side Recreation Commission capped its Summer Playground Program with award presentations to champions in the Junior and Senior Divisions. Trophies were given to top point earners across playground activities during the summer, alongside end of season picnics at the playgrounds.
The Eastern Union County Red Cross chapter begins a mother and baby care course led by Miss Alice Wetch, starting next Monday from 1 to 3 pm at 203 W 75. The program runs Mondays and Wednesdays through Sept 29, with a tour of Elizabeth General or St Elizabeth Hospital at the end. Mrs. Gilbert N. Kilcarr is chairwoman, and grandmothers or others caring for babies may register on opening day.
Bristol-Myers reorganizes its structure by creating two separate field-sales organizations. The Hillside division becomes Bristol-Myers Products Division, while the Glinton division forms Bristol-Myers Products Glinton, with the aim to streamline eyecare product lines and sales operations in New Jersey.
A blood bank open to Union County residents is scheduled at Westminster Presbyterian Church Elizabeth from 1 to 5 30 p m next Monday. Volunteers from Westfield Chapter American Red Cross will assist personnel from the New York Regional Red Cross Blood Center. Donors may have credits transferred to patients in other cities. Those affiliated with the family and community plans can build up blood credits for emergencies within the ensuing year.
Notice to creditors of the estate of IVAR L. ELDAHN and MALE WILSON decay. filings under orders by Surrogate Mary C. Karnane and Grace W. Harper executrix. Claims must be sworn within six months from order dates August 20 1965 and September 26 1965 to avoid bar. Hillside Times notices include attorney names Anton A. Wity and James T. Dowd and address 230 Hollywood Ave Hillside NJ.
Warren Graham a 14 year old resident of 841 Cross Avenue Elizabeth reports his black English racer bicycle valued at 55 dollars was taken from the front of Fun Fair on Sunday.
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