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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1973
Page
6
An assortment of ads offers cash for used furniture including beds and living room sets, handymen for sidewalks and tile, air conditioner repairs, and junk car towing. Various phone numbers are listed for contact and pickup services.
Jaycees from multiple New Jersey chapters joined a regional meeting at Selin VEFW Hall on August 22. Ron Moschel of New Mexico, national Jaycees VP, administered oath of membership to new Hillside chapter members.
Local painting service advertises interior and exterior painting with free estimates. Offers a contact number 26-1088 and specifies hours from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Dated or labeled with (8/2-30).
The Great Swamp Jaez Band, described as possibly the liveliest Newark Museum Garden event, performs on Thursday September 6 at 12 90 pm at 49 Washington St. Admission is free. Leader Mark Heter from Glen Ridge and members Warren Vadhe Jr of Rahway and Chuck Maranzano of Pequannock join three others to play Dixieland jelly roll style tunes and hymns.
Cautious driving is the best route for a safe Labor Day weekend as 1.2 million motorists are expected to travel the New Jersey Turnpike. All Turnpike units and police are alerted for heavy traffic and fatigued or impaired drivers. No construction will occur on the 142 mile artery during the weekend and service trucks will assist motorists with disabled vehicles.
Public notices must reach the Hillside Times by Monday afternoon to be included in the Thursday releases. Submissions should be typed and double spaced for proper formatting.
Obituary notices list Leo Snitkoff of 306 Trinity Place who died at home last week. born in Russia, former Newark resident, retired cigar salesman for Faber Coe and Gregg, survived by wife Tuesille, son Stephen, and brother Milton. Also, Caroling Ehrhardt of Montclair died Friday at Clover Rest Nursing Home. born in Union, longtime resident, parish Rosary Society member. John Tkas Sr. died Monday at home. born in Czechoslovakia, longtime Newark resident, mason before retiring in 1958. Maria Zakovic Tkas, with son John and daughter Anna Sasik of Hillside, two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. funeral arrangements by Haeberle Barth Colonial Home, Union.
Fragmentary text recalling quotes and notes about labor and faith. Unspecific names and phrases appear, including references to Mills, events, and authors, with unclear context and dates.
Country star Tommy Cash appears at the Blue Ribbon Ton on Hollywood Avenue this Friday September 21. The Epic Records singer, known for Six White Horses, promises a high energy set and wide appeal as fans anticipate his latest success.
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