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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
7
Avon asks residents to return to school after holidays by joining as a representative to serve customers. Call numbers provided in Irvington Vailburg Hill area Union Springfield for more details.
Miller Shade Co and Caivano General Contractor advertise a full line of blinds and drapes plus masonry and carpentry work. The notice invites local estimates and provides the phone number 926-0051 for inquiries.
Services offered include masonry painting interior and exterior carpentry general repairs and free estimates. Firms listed: Phil Terranova Masonry at 412 Hillside Ave Orange NJ with two phone numbers. Tod a Construction Inc home and garage additions alum siding roofing masonry insured. F Hintersberger building repairs contracting roofing cabinet work with free estimates. Janet Decorators drapes slipcovers shortening or joining with contact 923 6932.
The notice lists several properties on Gard Ave Baltimore Ave and Harvard Ave including 6 Family 2 Family and 1 Family homes. It mentions an executive home on Jerome Ave and a lot 50 by 100 near Calvin Coolidge School. Contact Ferrigno Broker at 926 1080 evenings or 853 5437.
Daily listings show church meetings civic groups and social events for February 8 to 15. Activities include Presbyterian and Temple Shomre Torah gatherings, Knights of Columbus ambus, Israel society functions, a basketball game, rummage sale, and public meetings at municipal buildings and schools.
The Hillside Hillside Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women will hold a Cancer Dressing Meeting on February 14, 1978 at 1 pm at the home of Mrs. Herman Wainschal 508 Buchanan Street Hillside. Mrs. Ernest Goldberg is cochairman and Mrs. Ervin Nadler serves as Chapter President.
The Union County Hiking Club schedules a five mile ramble for members and guests in the Wat chung Reservation on Saturday February 10. The walk starts 9 30 a.m. at Trailside Nave and Science Center parking lot led by Parker Mitton of Westfield with optional bushwalking.
Col Louis Ferdinand Post No 809 Irvington Union Jewish War Veterans earned the Blue Ribbon Membership Post for 1972, surpassing its 1871 total by January 81 1972. Lead by Daniel Peller and a dedicated committee the post aims to exceed its eight year old total by April 1 1973 and plans auctions installations dances and Memorial Day events while expanding its hospital program.
Union County girls 18 to 28 may enter the Miss Union County Pageant to be held May 19 at Scotch Plains Fanwood High School. Sponsored by the Fanwood Scotch Plains Jaycees, the event aims to crown a winner who may advance to Miss New Jersey. Nomination contact Bill Newell at 119 Hunter Avenue Fanwood 322 7078.
Marie Kzyszyn of 517 Purce St. is among 30 Prudential employees competing for the 1973 ECHO Queen crown. The winner will be announced February 16 at the PICAA annual dinner dance.
The Sisterhood of Sinai Torath Charm Hillside will hold a mid winter rummage sale Sunday February 11 from 11 00 a m to 3 00 p m Esther Berkowicz Hall 1528 Maple Avenue. Household goods bric a brac and warm winter clothing will be on sale chaired by Mrs Solomon Halem and Mrs Louis Gordon.
Hurden-Looker School held its Annual Science Fair with Dr Avella and many board candidates in attendance. Judges awarded gold medals to eighth grader Steven Ruhl and David Hryb, seventh grader Robert Verchas, sixth graders John Prescott and James Cowell, fifth graders tied, and fourth grader Lord Shikes. Honorable mentions went to Ellen Fain Frances Shader Richard Attanasio Michael Brindle Nicole Press Cott Randi Alterman Jennie Madden Sally Green Diane Douglas Gary Inez Ann Guldice Anthony Klebosis Dennis Seifert Thomas corrado Karen Barnett.
A compact reflective line from Edgar Mills notes that detours lengthen mileage and widen vocabulary. The quote pairing with John Masefield implies persistence and satire about executive life and success. A witty aside on secretaries and a jab at disco culture adds a playful finish.
The Mayor's Advisory Committee will meet at 7 00 PM on Wednesday February 14 at the Municipal Building to hear Freeholder William Maguire outline county solid waste disposal programs and Barbara Eisler of Hillside discuss recycling benefits. The meeting is open to the public on February 14 at the Municipal Building. Nancy R Schuman named on Marietta College Dean's List.
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