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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
6
An old appliance and furniture removal and repair ad offers removal of air conditioners stoves refrigerators washers dryers dishwashers and more with a service charge. It also buys used furniture and pays cash for bedrooms living room sets and kitchen sets. Additional entries promote blinds drapes shade services and carpentry. Contact numbers included with evening support.
The Chief stressed continued prosecutions for serious offenses with arrests and consultations with parents for minor violations. He noted state grants totaling 45,000 in the past year and praised the city for leading in county aid. Captain Leonard Wisotski prepared the grant applications and the department’s staff is credited for hard work in securing funds.
Edith Weiss 86 of 344 Field Pl Hillside died Sunday at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center. Born in Germany she moved to Hillside 37 years ago and is survived by husband Hugo two sons Morton and Leonard six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Helen Gergley Voynik 1 of 271 Ryan St Hillside died Friday at home. Born in Braddock Pa she moved here in 1932 and was formerly with New Jersey Bell for 15 years. She was past president of the Ladies Guild of St. George's Byzantine Catholic Church Newark and held other church posts. Surviving: daughter Irene Voynik two more sons Edwin and Gerald five grandchildren and three sisters.
Mrs Ann Goldberg 38 of 134 Eastern Parkway Hillside Newark died Saturday at St Bartholomew Center Born in Newark she had lived in Hillside 16 years She was a Newark elementary school teacher and member of Kappa Delta Phi Honorary Teachers Society She served on Calvin Coolidge PTA Hillside and Hill Hadassah Surviving are her husband Sandford two daughters Sue Ellen and Terri Lynn Goldberg her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Bernstein and a sister Mrs Rona Parker
William N Kobin 68 of 355 Oakwood Ave Kenilworth died Wednesday at Memorial General Hospital Un ton. He lived 20 years in Hillside and 20 in Kenilworth. An electrician by trade with Beach Electric Co East Orange, he retired three years ago after 15 years work. He served on the Hillside Recreation Commission 1943 1953 and was active in Catholic and fraternal groups including KK of C and IBEW Local 52. Survived by widow Jean Gillis Kobin a daughter Lorraine Phillips two grandchildren four brothers and two sisters.
The Essex County Council Jewish War Veterans will meet Tuesday February 1 1972 at the William Pearlman Memorial Room Service Mews Club House 1113 Springfield Avenue. Harvey Friedman of Oakhurst will report on the Regional Convention of the third region covering New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland and Jay George Geller of South Orange will discuss the upcoming National Executive Committee meeting to be held in Israel later this month.
Chief George Shelbourne warns parents that even single exposures to drugs can devastate a child. He notes individual reactions vary widely and street drugs differ in strength, with foreign marijuana often far more potent. He urges early parental example, avoiding pill reliance, and teaching real-life fulfillment over chemical cures to deter experimentation.
Yankee shortstop Gene Michael will play Sunday with five other major league players against Hillside Little League and Pop Warner teams in a charity game. Activities start at 1 PM with Fire Dept versus Police Dept, and at 2 30 PM the main event unfolds.
Mrs. Annette Kurz led the Hillside Community Center’s inaugural folk dance session last Wednesday with about 35 residents attending. She will teach every Wednesday 9 to 11 PM offering dances from many nations and American styles. no partner needed.
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