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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
6
Local contractor Phil Terranova advertises sidewalks patios and steps at 412 Hillside Ave Orange New Jersey. Free estimates offered with contact numbers 676 699 or 675 8093.
Classified blurb lists junk car removal 24 hour towing at 964 1506 and alterations for clothing at 289 1161. Samuel J Caivano General Contractor offers masonry carpentry with basement digging waterproofing foundations and stone floors at 926 0051. Dan's Painting and Decorating advertises interior exterior painting with free estimates at 289 9434.
The Hillside Jaycees announce nominees for officer and director posts for the 1973 74 fiscal year. A February nominating committee listed President Anthony DeRogatisRichard Middleton Internal Vice president David GoldbergWilliam Wood External Vice president Budo KnipfelbergMark Spector Treasurer Franklin MannThomas Phillips Secretary David KhaprelArthur Lapp Directors Paul EarleAnthony BevilacquaVincent BevilacquaLawrence CoppolaJohn DollKenneth EbenJeffrey GermanAl LiebermanMorris Pollak. Ballot entry requires a letter of intent to run to Secretary Bodo Kupfelberg by 20 days before the April 10 election. Continuous leadership training emphasis noted.
Hillside Community Center announces a March 5 twirling program led by Cheryl Sussman for girls aged six to twelve to prepare for the Memorial Day Parade. A cheerleading schedule changes begin 4:00 p.m. today with weekly sessions Tuesday and Thursday. Slimnastics shifts begin March 6 with Tuesdays 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. and Thursdays 7:45 to 9:15 p.m. Tennis program depends on resident interest. a coupon is to be mailed.
Real estate ad offers a five room apartment with heat and hot water supplied. Available April 1st. Contact number 9236932 for details.
The Hillside Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary hosts a Mardi Gras Dance on Saturday March 3 1974 at PM at the Liberty Ave clubhouse. Tickets are sold by members or by calling Cicalese at 353-0505. organizers promise a fun evening for all attendees.
The Hillside chapter B'nai Brith Women host a board party for Mrs. Ervin Nadler, outgoing chapter president, on Wednesday March 7, 1973 at 6 30 P M at Temple Shomrei Torah 910 Salem Avenue Hillside.
Joseph Byer 77 of 562 Yale Ave Hillside died Monday at New Jersey Memorial Home Vineland A mass will be offered at 9am Thursday at Christ of the King Church Hillside Funeral from Growney Funeral Home Hillside A Newark native he lived in Hillside years He served as a Hillside patrolman for 87 years retiring 20 years ago He was a member of the Hillside PRA Surviving his daughter Mrs Dorothy Svolt two sons Joseph and Fred Six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Michael Kendrick aged 85 of 363 Columbia Ave. died February 20 at St. Michael's Hospital Newark. Born in Hungary he came to the United States in 1906 lived in Newark then Hillside for 44 years. He was a piano tuner and teacher for Griffith Piano Co. Survived by widow Elizabeth Toth Kendrick daughter Irma Wukitsch Mountainside three grandchildren and a great grandchild. Arrangements by Growney Funeral Home 1070 N Broad St.
Mrs Jane Carno will present a film featuring student activities at the Saybrook P T A meeting on Wednesday at 8 P M in the A P Morns School auditorium. Barbara Klinger will introduce life members and former presidents and give a brief history before classroom visits to ecology projects created by the children. Over 2000 youths enjoyed a camping experience last summer.
A regular Charity Council meeting for the Rehabilitation of Cerebral Pasted Children at the Center in Belleville will take place on March at 8:15 pm at Temple B'nai Israel 706 Nye Avenue Irvington. The event includes an entertainment film presented by New Jersey Bell Telephone Company.
At Center Bowl on February 21, 1973 the B n a i B r i t h league posted team scores with the Tigers, Reds, Giants, Mets, Orioles, White Sox, Athletics, Astros, Indians, Cubs, Pirates, Angels, Yankees, and Phillies showing totals and game points. Tigers led with 106 points, while Phillies and Yankees trailed at 61 and 65 respectively.
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