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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
7
Hillside High cross country team members began summer conditioning at Conant Park about four weeks ago under Larry Levee, a four year coach and Hillside graduate. Athletes meet weekdays at 9:30 A.M. and run six to ten miles daily in 90 degree heat to build a winning program.
A mixed listing of churches and synagogues with mass times and clergy, followed by a Sheriff’s sale notice for 1571 Schley Street Hillside including sale date August 22 1973 and an outstanding debt of $32 594 29. Also mentions a mortgage foreclosure process in Union County and other local religious gatherings.
Ann McHale Sheridan 54 of 1271 Salem Ave died Saturday at St Barnabas Hospital Livingston after a long illness. Born in Pittston Pa she lived in Newark 13 years before moving here 20 years ago. She worked 17 years at Schering Corp Union as a packaging supervisor. A communicant of St Catherine’s and Rosary Society member. Surviving: husband William P Sheridan daughter Jean Ann Tramuta of Elizabeth son John at home sisters Dorothy Delaney Helen Stasiak Pittston and Jean McGuire Sacramento Calif brothers Aloysius John McHale Pittston. Leslie S Veres 61 of 236 Pennsylvania Ave fatally injured Friday in auto accident on Route 22. car crashed into a divider then struck by a second car. Born Princeton lived 25 years in Hillside. Surviving: sisters Yolande Calb Helen DeBisz. Margaret Osborne Donnellan 73 of 82 Hillside Ave died Friday at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth. Born in Ireland came to U S over 50 years ago lived Newark before Hillside 18 years. Rosary Society member of Christ the King Church widow of Matthew Donnellan survived by son Franklin Edison three daughters Gigantiello Hillside Keller Clark Seeburger Newark sister Idella O’Reilly Ireland and many grandchildren. Nettie Hecht of 211 wit ans Ave died last week in Newark Beth Israel Medical Center. Born in Austria lived Irvington then Hillside.
Photographs by Nina Howell Starr accompany trade signs in Roadside Folk Art an exhibit opening Saturday August 18 at the Newark Museum running through September 30 Starr’s work draws on highways nationwide with signs and painted fragments featured Her pieces are in major collections and have shown from London to Florida Admission is free and museum hours are listed Newark Museum 49 Washington St
A long catalog of recent fiction mysteries science nature and general interest titles across publishers. Entries reference authors such as Baldwin Erdman Pynchon Wakefield and Tolkien along with guides on gardening carpentry astronomy and economics.
Film comedy starring A. W. Fields Martha Raye Dorothy Lamour Ben Blue and Shirley Ross screens Wednesday August 22 at 760 Northfield Avenue West Orange. Call 923-9207 to place an ad. Also notes on a local community member involved with Hillside Hadassah and Ahavath Zion groups.
The seventh annual School Press Institute begins at Syracuse University on August 12 with attendees from multiple states. Students Cheryl A. Morgan and Anne Bri Tracy, daughters of local residents, participate as part of a program offering classes and production work for two newspapers, a yearbook, and a magazine.
A list of contacts for a league dinner invites readers to call team mothers for tickets. Names include Mrs Mikulewicz, Mrs White, Mrs Susi, Mrs Peterpaul, Mrs Lazarick, Mrs Domingwes, Mrs Brown, Mrs Corrado, Mrs Helmstitter, Mrs Fermo, and Mrs MacDonald with phone numbers and addresses for Rotary, Red Sox, Lyons, Indians, HLA, Astros, Giants, Dodgers, Mets, Ellis, Kiwanis, and Jaysee's organizations.
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