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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
7
Public notice of advertising rates and deadlines states 5¢ per word with 25 word minimum, repeat ads at 4¢ per word, 25 word minimum, and $2.00 per inch for classified ads. Deadline 5 PM Tuesday. Phone 923-9207 for placement.
Services offered include carpentry painting sewing machine repairs shade installation and home needs. Listings feature F Hintenberger building and roofing El 3 6227 after 3 pm Mae Dele Craft Painting Hillside 605148 Wa 3 4309 after 6 pm Miller Shade Co 1392 Liberty Ave Traverse Rods Glass Scrolls Table Pads Wood Products and a cheerful room for a working gentleman at 1391 Liberty Ave Hillside with dates noted September to October.
Charles Holzhauser’s FIRST PRES was chosen Print of the Month at the Hillside Camera Club contest held at Hillside Avenue School on Monday night September 25. Three judges Roy Bohlen Al Niederstadt and Art Hendricks selected the top print from 33 entries in class B. The club will meet October 2 at 8 PM in the same school for a Movie Digest program with a film ob and a nine part PS.A. lesson by George Cushman.
In the Hillside Court Session of September 21 1967 Kevin Murphy of Drexel Hill pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was fined 10. Dominick Anicito of Hillside pled guilty to allowing an unlicensed driver to operate a vehicle and was fined 55. Samuel Binnjon of Newark pleaded guilty to no license and to no vehicle registration, fined 55 and 10 respectively. Robert Weiss of Elizabeth pleaded guilty to careless driving and speeding 50 in a 25 zone, fined 45 and 25 after a hearing. Jerry Martin Jr of Newark pled guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and was fined 35. Jeas George KR Staufenberger of Colonia not guilty on one count but found guilty of driving while intoxicated with license revoked for two years, fined 205. Vitale of Hillside pleaded guilty to premises not free of weeds and debris, fined 25. Daniel Menza of Hillside also fined 25 with payment suspended for weeds and debris on Wolf Place. John Lazarick of Hillside fined 50 for poor premises repair on New York Place. Gerald Parry of Hillside fined 100 for open lewdness. Christine Tonsul of Newark pled guilty to issuing a fraudulent check, fined 100, plus 25 for narcotic registration card, payment suspended on the latter.
William O'Donnell of Hazlet reported to police that $414.85 worth of articles were stolen from the Product Distributing Corp at 1480 N Broad St between 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Entry was gained through an overhead door. Missing items include a slide projector a tape recorder a cart tape and a screen.
Fred Karasik of The Cheese Shop will present What is cheese REALLY LIKE at the Paid-Up Membership Party of the Hillside-Irvington Chapter ORT at Coronet Springfield Avenue Irvington on Thursday October 12 1967. Guests and prospective members invited.
A grateful Town resident thanks the volunteer Ambulance Squad for aiding her husband during a recent stroke emergency. She notes Miss Eleanor O Neill Mr Charles Pavlak and Mr Henry Edighoffer by name and urges generous donations to the charity serving the squad.
The West Essex BPW hosts 300 members for workshops on criteria civic participation personal development and parliamentary procedures at Meadowbrook Draper Theater Cedar Grove Route 23 on Saturday September 30. Speakers include Agnes Olesky Kathrine Steiger Elizabeth Adams Ruth Wolk Jean-Rae Turner Genevieve Ford Katherine Eastburn and Charlotte McCracken with Mary Louise Wetton arranging and Anton Vit Jr leading Hillside BPW delegation.
Miss Gloria Cordero, a Newark State College junior and 1963 UNICO Beauty Queen, will be guest speaker at the Hillside Chapter UNICO dinner at College Inn on October 3. Chapter President Jonathan Bell announced. Cordero traveled in Europe and Africa this summer, spending much time in Spain, and will present slides during her talk titled The cultural centers of Europe.
John W. Kress, president of The Howard Savings Institution, announced the 10th consecutive quarterly dividend on September 1, exceeding 8.3 million and about 1.5 million more than last year. He emphasized the dividend as the largest in 110 years, supporting depositors and employment while the mutual bank plans to expand thrift education through a Save To Have program. The Howard is noted as the top payer of total dividends among New Jersey banks, owned by 355,000 depositors, with about 32 million distributed this past year.
The Catholic Alumni Club of North Jersey will hold a cocktail dance at 8 30 p m Friday Oct 13 1967 from Kingston 118 Morris Avenue Union New Jersey. The dance is open to Catholic men and women who are single and college graduates. Mrs Elizabeth Lynch 2b6 Silver Ave is dance chairwoman.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a place at 121 Vary Aves and various stray words. The legible bits offer no clear event, date, or names to identify a specific news item or outcome.
Bell announces honorary chairmen for the Otological Foundation fund drive in Hillside New Jersey. Honorees include Dr Wayne T Branon Hillside schools supt William A Bute Bute Steel Corp Franklin A Feltman Hillside BOE Carmen J Ferrigno Hillside mayor Seymour St Lifer Rogers Clothing Stores Sidney Saverstein Hillside Times publisher. Foundation aims to help the 3 million children and plan a fall solicitation campaign. Summer study enrollment at Rutgers University was 9 400 in 1967.
Richard R. Wiss, president of J Wiss and Sons Newark cutlery, was elected to The Howard Savings Institution Board of Managers at the board meeting. Wiss, Mercersburg Academy 1932 and Cornell 1936, served as a Major in WWII at Picatinny Arsenal, and became company president in 1955 succeeding his father.
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