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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
7
Change those articles toys and furniture now for cash. Place a Want Ad in The Hillside Times Next Week and see how quickly you can turn odd items into money. Call WA 3 9207 Costis 314 25 for one insertion.
Classified notices list openings for machinists and skilled workers at H P Press End eraving Machine Co Hillside New Jersey along with part time and full time positions. Also advertised are decorators at Janet Decorators and services for draperies slip covers upholstery blinds lawn mower repair and delivery underground sprinkler work and power lawn mower sharpening. Carpenter services by F Hintenberger and Miller Shade Co advertise building roofing and shade installations with contact details.
Judge Henry Goldhor presiding on September 8 1966 cases include Thomas Laidlow fined 35 for careless driving on Route 22 and Marilyn Jaffe fined 35 after conviction for the same charge. Several others faced penalties for driving related offenses on the Garden State Parkway and local streets. Magistrate Goldhor announced court closure for Jewish holidays with the next session set for September 22.
Fifteen elementary and secondary teachers begin a 31 week program in Asian affairs at Seton Hall under the National Defense Education Act. Ten study Chinese and five study Japanese with lectures by national scholars and weekend Asian culture events. The institute runs evenings and Saturdays from 6 to 8:40 PM and 9 AM to 2 PM, directed by Dr. David L. Kuan with Tadashi Kikuoka assisting.
The Married Go Rounders social club of the YM YWHA at 255 Chancellor Ave Newark will hold its first social of the season on Saturday September 17 at 8 30 PM at the Y. Mrs Jacob Stein will be installed as president with refreshments dancing and entertainment including Rosalind Haspiel singing with Don Zapata as accompanist. Installing officer Mrs Ceil Arons and other officers Mrs William Neuspiel recording secretary Mrs Joseph Zajac and Mrs Jerry Warner will be installed. All Y members and friends invited.
Forty four students completed a 14 month MBA program at Rutgers Graduate School of Business Administration earning a master of business administration with public accountancy specialization. Minden announced the group including Steven H. Rosenstein of Highland Avenue Hillside New Brunswick. The program aids liberal arts majors with professional training for public accounting careers and includes a seven week internship with a national firm and seminars by CPA firm partners in the New York metropolitan area.
The Hillside Rotary Club is asked by Stoke-on-Trent Rotary Club to aid Airlift Africa. The plan funds medical air service and a two way radio network linking Flying Doctor Service of Africa with village dispensaries in a 200 mile area of Northern Nigeria. Ira Gottscho leads the effort.
Newark Lea gue of the Children's Asthma Research Institute Hospital. A meeting set for Monday evening September 19 at 8 P M at Betheled Cultural Center Newark final plans for a Membership Party on October 17. Mrs Sam Leventer of Hillside chairs with Mrs Cy Shhairman reporting on the Theater Party November 2. Mrs Meyer Sattler will discuss her Denver Home trip at the September meeting. Mrs Louie Cohen presides. Women invited to a 8 p.m. auxiliary meeting at the fieldhouse Gurd Ave to plan the winter season.
Hillside Pop Warner game event listed as a community program sponsored by the Jaycees. Details readable but incomplete, with focus on participation and backing by local civic group.
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