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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1971
Page
6
A young business couple seeks a one bedroom apartment for business use. They request a suitable location and ask interested parties to call 923 3800 after noon. Additional postings invite a 3 or 4 room unit, with calls to 245 2661 before 6 PM and 276 3083 after 6 PM.
Classified notice offering cash for used furniture including bedrooms living rooms and kitchen sets with contact numbers 242 6178 evenings and Sundays 289 2193 TF. Also advertises Moonlight Washer Service John at 353 2729 with guaranteed work and reasonable prices for fixing a Kenmore washer or dryer.
Mr. Jack Ferrer announces plans for the annual dinner dance honoring Township Committee candidates Charles S. Mancuso and Albert S. Parson net. The event occurs Saturday evening March 3 at Lynn's on Westfield Ave Elizabeth. Plates are $12.50 with cocktails and a prime roast beef dinner. Music by Jimmy Provence. Adjournment chair is Bernard Mandy, booster chair Ann Casale, tickets chair Evelyn Forer.
Mrs. Mathilda Reitman was installed as Director of the Hillside Creative Arts at the Fifth Annual Installation Dinner held Sunday at Kingston Restaurant Union. Sally Katchen officiated with Esther Cheriff as mistress of ceremonies. New officers include Sam Katz Assistant Director Ruth Rosensweig Recording Secretary Bert Brooks Corresponding Secretary and Joe Alboum Treasurer. The group plans expanded workshops and welcomes new members with beadwork, oil painting and sketching sessions at the Community Center Building Hillside Ave.
Sunday services at First Church of Christ Scientist Elizabeth emphasize prayer for all needs. Donor dinners for Northern New Jersey B'nai B'rith Women are planned March 3 9 at Westmount Country Club West Paterson with speakers Mrs Martin Lynn and Mrs Jacob P Morrison.
Holiday schedule issued for the Elizabeth Postal District including Hillside Roselle and Roselle Park. No window or delivery service on Monday February 15. mail collection from boxes at 3 30 PM. special delivery available. Main Office lobby open for mail deposits and stamp dispensing machines.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Italian American Club held its installation at the Blue Ribbon Inn on Hollywood Ave. Front row left to right shows Adeline Wanzione Trustee Kay Macaluso Recording Secretary Sophie Bartolotta outgoing president for 1970 Frances Petrucelli president 71 Cynith Cocuzza Vice President Nettie Menza Trustee Mildred Santagata Assistant Treasurer Grace Cordoni Chaplain Yolanda Imperiale Trustee Margaret Volturo Trustee Hillside Photo Service captured the event.
Irvington Town Council urges the 75 largest New Jersey municipalities to back SCR-74 a gaming referendum. Council President Alexander A. Trento says the measure would direct casino revenue to public safety senior housing and industrial incentives while protecting taxpayers from higher taxes. The call aims for voter approval next November and broader municipal support.
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