Want Ad to Sell Items for Cash in Hillside Times
Readers are urged to place a want ad next week to sell articles toys furniture and other items in attic or cellar. Call WA 3 9207. Cost is 1 25 for one insertion.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
7
Readers are urged to place a want ad next week to sell articles toys furniture and other items in attic or cellar. Call WA 3 9207. Cost is 1 25 for one insertion.
Guardianship notice from Union County Surrogate Mary Kaneane directs creditors to file claims against the estate of J Anna Austin within six months. Executor Theodore D. Vreeland, The Subset Fe National State Bank Elizabeth NJ, lists address and executor details. Hillside Times March 1 1966 provides publication.
The Sisters of Temple Shomrei Torah hold a March 7 meeting at 8 30 p m at 910 Salem Rd. The event features a variety show Stars on Parade with members Mrs Milton Fischgrund Mrs Jack Green Mrs Arthur Pollack Mrs Bernard Quentzel and Mrs Richard Roth performing. Refreshments follow with Mrs Leon Goldsman and Mrs Herbert Blum as chairs.
Peter J. Giovine formerly of Hillside opens a general practice office at 121 Washington St in Toms River. A Columbia College and Columbia Law graduate, he was with Haines and Schuman and clerked for Ocean County Prosecutor William H. Huber. He belongs to the Ocean County and New Jersey Bar Associations.
In Hillside last Thursday, Benjamin Steinlight faced a careless driving charge on Hillside Avenue and was fined 35 dollars after a guilty verdict. Aaron Granoff was convicted of failing to yield to traffic on Long Ave and fined 15 dollars. Murray Miner, cited for parking partially on Route 22 with no registration, also fined 15 dollars. David Kernaghan pled guilty to having a delinquent inspection tag and was fined 15 dollars.
The Hillside Board of Adjustment met February 24 1966 hearing George D Amiano for enlargement of a two family dwelling at 1295 Gard Avenue Lot parts 8 and 9 with 36 foot frontage and granted approval. George Wagner sought permission for an addition at 875 Route 22 but was denied. Mary Sasso requested converting a one family dwelling at 244 Ryan Street to a two family dwelling and was denied. Copies of decisions filed with the Board and available for public inspection. Hillside Times March 3 1966.
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