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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
6
Classified listings show dog grooming for poodles terriers spaniels and other breeds with after 6 pm contact, Dan's Painting and Decorating offers interior and exterior work with free estimates and insured service, flooring stripping and waxing, alterations for clothing, and masonry and tiling by Phil Terrangua in Orange New Jersey with a May 4-11 window.
Six new members were inducted at the Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club ceremony at Kingston Restaurant Union. Officers will install June 12 and scholarships worth 500 each will be awarded to Hillside High School graduates Cynthia Werb and Beverly Urbanski for nursing and college studies respectively. Irene Phillips announced Werb’s scholarship is in its second year and Phillips will attend the national convention July 22 to 29 in Atlantic City. Jacqueline Spitz presided.
Forty two antique fire engines will enter the Newark Museum event on Sunday June 4 from 1 to 5 p.m. Sponsored by the Newark Fire Department Historical Association the day marks the Sth anniversary of the Newark Fire Museum with parade Broad Street pumping demonstrations Washington Park and a concert in the Museum Garden.
Commissioner and Mrs. John G Kulish announce the arrival of daughter Valerie Frances on May 21 1972 at St Elizabeth Hospital. The couple also has three other children. Mrs Kulish is the former Barbara Bataille of Hillside. Mr and Mrs John J Mendes of Hillside Ave announce the birth of daughter Jacquelyn Marie on May 18 at St Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston. Mrs Mendes is the former Patricia Haine of Irvington.
Mrs Florence McGhee Huber 74 of 149 Fairbanks St Hillside died Saturday at Beth Israel Medical Center Newark. Survived by nieces and nephews. Alfred McNeill 66 of 1116 North Ave Elizabeth died May 18 at home of heart attack. He lived in Hillside 55 years, then Elizabeth 12 years. Funeral services for McNeill held May 20 at Higgins Funeral Home Elizabeth. Interment St Gertrudes Cemetery Colouba.
Services were held for Nicholas Spital 59 of 1206 Broadway who died Thursday in St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth. He worked 32 years as a machine setter for Western Electric Kearny and was active in Knights of Columbus Tele Pioneer and Hillside Ambulance groups. Also noted is William J Whittle 62 a Fail River Mass native who lived Newark then Hillside and retired after 40 years as a die setter at Purolator Inc Rahway.
Real estate ad promotes a 5 room first floor apartment in Hillside with two bedrooms. Adults only and references required. Call 926 4851 for details.
A communicant of St. Catherine's R C Church is named among survivors. Mary Senichka Whittle leaves four daughters Mrs Marie Bickerhauser and Miss Patricia Whittle both of Hillside, Mrs Barbara Bielski of Hackettstown, Mrs Janice Leonard of Clark. Also four sons William N and John J of Hillside, Jerome M of Hazelet and Michael of Elizabeth. Four sisters include Mrs Ellen Morris of Parlin and 19 grandchildren are listed.
Claire Lorraine Charen daughter of Mrs Anna Rosenfeld will receive the Doctor of Education degree today at Rutgers Her earlier degrees include a BA from NYU and a Masters from Columbia Her dissertation covers reading development of retarded readers in urban schools She lives in Livingston and is Head Psychologist for the East Orange Board of Education
Newark Museum curator Susan Solomon assembles a contemporary art show titled Painting or Sculpture. The exhibit features fifteen young artists and opens June 7 running through September 10. Solomon notes works exist in a border area between painting and sculpture.
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