Hillside Bank Seeks Clerk For Account Openings
Hillside branch of growing bank needs an additional individual to open accounts and to perform various clerical duties. Call ad6-3000 Ext. 264 for details.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1971
Page
6
Hillside branch of growing bank needs an additional individual to open accounts and to perform various clerical duties. Call ad6-3000 Ext. 264 for details.
A assorted classified snippet lists services for home decor repairs carpentry roofing and alterations by Janet Decorators Mike Powell and F Hintenberger plus a professional dog grooming service offering breed specific care and after hours contact details in a busy community ad section.
A second in a series by Julie Kapral outlines urgent first aid actions. It emphasizes stopping severe bleeding, CPR if needed, avoiding fluids for partly conscious victims, keeping the person lying down, checking for hidden injuries, and planning with helpers. It advises clear communication, keeping the airway open, and notifying medical help with exact location and injuries.
Community center Hillside Ave hosts Not Me Club at 7 30 p m with Pastor J Allen Nicholson of First Baptist Church as guest. Volleyball group invites players Monday nights at 8 at the high school. Paper drive Sunday Jan 24 at Sinai Youth Center Clark St entrance. Celebration luncheon January 27 at College Inn 1 p m. Protest march set for tomorrow 3 30 p m Public Serv 180 Borden Ave Maplewood against 100 raise in student bus fees. Arrest reports list Richard Butler 22 Newark and John J Prejean 21 Piscataway in separate court incidents. Tape player theft from Ferro Trucking Co is noted.
Invitations are being mailed to community leaders in Uso County for the first annual Crimson Ball of the American Cancer Society Union County Unit. The formal event will be held Friday February 26 at Shackama xon Country Club Scotch Plains with co chairmen Mrs Philip Rotchford and Mrs Henry Clark of Westfield directing arrangements.
Sige B. Wilzig announced Ernest Wachtel joining the Wilshire Oil Board. Wachtel, president of Elimax Corp. of Elizabeth New Jersey, served in the Counter Intelligence Corp during WWII and the Criminal Investigation Division. He and wife Rose have three daughters and live in Hillside New Jersey. Wilshire recently acquired a majority interest in the $200 million Trust Company of...
A dinner of sliced filet is planned at 7 30 p m followed by dancing to Barry Hermann. Tickets or ads for the ball souvenir journal are available by calling Mrs Rotchford at 232 4031 or Mrs Clark at 232 1452.
Hillside residents STG 2 William E. Mullis and SMC Chester Ruskoski were among sailors commended at the National Award Ceremony for the U S Naval Reserve Inshore Undersea Warfare Division 31 on January 3 1971. Their unit earned the UW Letter of Commendation for first place nationwide among 22 divisions for training attendance reenlistment promotion and retention. The group travels from Virginia Pennsylvania and Massachusetts for monthly drills at Fort Hancock Sandy Hook New Jersey and supports East Coast defense from Rhode Island to Southern New Jersey. Ruskoski a 30 year Navy veteran worked at Pearl Harbor and Mullis an eight year veteran served two Vietnam tours and is an assistant supervisor at Prudential Insurance.
January 23 observers will witness a remarkable sky display as the crescent Moon lines up with Venus Mars and Jupiter near Antares in pre dawn skies. Acting Planetarium Supervisor Richard Peery of the New Jersey State Museum notes such a gathering is centuries in coming and promises a vivid southern view one to two hours before sunrise.
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