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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
7
Wanted for 10 weeks in Bradley Beach a mother’s helper aged 16 or older. Main duties involve caring for two and three year old children. Room and board plus salary offered. Interested individuals call Mrs. Forgash at 923-4185.
An ad offers removal of old refrigerators stoves washers and air washers and general furniture pickup. Service charge 3 for one and 15 for two with cash payment. Calls listed 242-6178 evenings Sundays 289-2193. Also advertises washer service by John at Moonlight with guaranteed work and reasonable prices.
An amalgamated ad lists carpentry and home improvement services by several providers. F Hin Tenberger offers general contracting, repairs, roofing, cabinet work and free estimates. Hillside carpenter advertises after hours contact. Janet Decorators promotes window shades and table pads. Tree surgery line lists a contact. Interior and exterior painting by A-1 painter with small jobs note. John advertises estimates and contact numbers.
Public service guidance by Julie Kapral outlines steps to control bleeding and prevent infection. Wash hands if possible, apply a dry sterile dressing, bandage snugly, and seek a doctor. If sterile dressings are unavailable use clean materials or a necktie to secure the wound.
A detailed two stage approach covers arterial and venous bleeding with steps: direct pressure, elevation, compressing specific arteries, and the use of a tourniquet. It explains where to apply pressure, how to locate the brachial and femoral arteries, how to place a tourniquet, and the importance of not removing it until professional care is available.
Supply own heat, adults preferred. Call 354 8417 for details.
Murray and Mandel of Union won North-South. Florence Lister of Hillside and Alex Frey berg of Colonia were runners-up. Howard Kahn of Newark and Milt Siegel of Elizabeth finished third. East-West winners were Pollachek and Simon of Irvington. Spirito and Colgan of Elizabeth placed second, Hochman and Reubenfeld also from Elizabeth noted.
Services were held Tuesday for Charles Amorski 68 of 535 Tillman St. who died Friday at the New Jersey Sanitarium Glen Gardner after a brief illness. He was husband of Sophie Cebulski Amorski and a former Newark resident and Shein's Express Co. truck driver. Surviving two sons four brothers and four grandchildren. The McCracken Funeral Home is in charge. Also note of Mr Rupp an upholsterer with Interior Art Craft Co. Irvington, funeral held at Growney Funeral Home. He leaves a son Herman E. and daughter Jeanette Baldisserotto plus three brothers and three sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral held Thursday at Growney Funeral Home.
Antanna Statkus aged 76 died Saturday at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth She was born in Lithuania and lived in Newark before moving here 48 years ago She belonged to the Rosary Society of Christ the King Church She leaves two daughters Ruth Piecko and Helen Statkus a sister Elizabeth Banonis and a grandchild The funeral was Wednesday at 10 am at Holy Trinity Ukrainian Church Newark
Herman Rupp of 146 Virginia Street died Sunday at Elizabeth General Hospital in Elizabeth. He was 70 and was born in Germany. He had lived in New York and Newark before moving to town 38 years ago.
Registration is open for Girl Scouts summer camping with four sessions from June 28 to August 26. Fees are due with the application and a second payment is due two weeks before camp. A March 4 meeting at Edison Junior High School will introduce staff and camp facilities. For more information contact Mrs Edward Mikulewicz at 3554730.
Frank La Tora 74 active veteran and community leader died Monday in St Elizabeth Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services will be held at Growney Funeral Home Hillside. He served in World War I with the 104th Engineers 29th Division and later worked as a bus driver, Essex County Park Commission employee, and state highway landscape foreman retiring in 1966. He led local American Legion and VFW posts and helped publish a Hillside history. Survived by wife Betty, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Cheryl Aaron will exhibit drawings and prints at Pancras Gallery 62 W 56th St NYC from March 8 to 20. A Pratt Institute graduate student and Ohio University alumna, she has shown work at Ohio University W W Gallery Hillside and Chelsea Gallery. She is the daughter of Bernard and Mrs. Aaron of 207 Winans Ave.
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