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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1977
Page
7
All children entering Kindergarten in September 1977 must register March 18 1977 at the A P Mor ris School Office from 9 30 to 11 00. The school doctor and dentist will attend. Children must be five by December 31 1977. Bring birth certificate and immunization records.
Joseph T. Loeb serves as Hillside Civil Defense Director appointed by the Mayor each January. The director acts as chief of staff in emergencies, leads a municipal disaster control team, and can declare a local disaster emergency to coordinate operations.
Bus tour to Merchants and Drovers Tavern organized by Hillside Historical Society departs Coe Avenue Hillside United Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. March 13. Lions Club praised by District Governor Bushnell for eye care work and a $10,000 pledge to Eye Institution of New Jersey. Birth announcements include Sean Charles Anderson born February 18 and Deborah Lynn Mazzeo born February 22 with family details.
A free 30 minute World Team Tennis highlights film from the New York Apples is offered for nonprofit showings by organizations. It features Billie Jean King Chris Evert Evonne Goolagong Rod Laver Sandy Mayer and other WTE stars from the 1976 East West All Star telecast. Booking details include group name size contact telephone and three dates. Groups provide projector screen and must return the film within 24 hours.
Wanda Nock 76 of 14 Ridgeway Ave died Thursday at Memorial General Hospital Union born in Germany brought to the United States as an infant lived in New York before moving to Hillside seven years ago widow of Frank C. Nock survived by daughter Nancy Canovas a brother Frederick Peters a sister Martha Trabert and three grandchildren arrangements by Growney Funeral Home. Josephine Guenther Stephens 46 of 1148 Bank St died Monday at Glenside Nursing and Convalescent Center New Providence after a brief illness born in Newark lived in Hillside 50 years member of Hillside United Presbyterian Church and its Ladies Aid Society widow of Harry.
W Stephens died in 1967. She is survived by son Everett W of Hillside two daughters Mrs George Mc Clellen of Roselle and Mrs Robert Having of Scotch Plains a sister Miss Elise Guenther of Guttenberg seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Arrangements are being made by Sullivan Funeral Home Roselle.
The Montclair Art Museum presents March Sunday concerts starting March 13 with a LuO recital by Chaim Zemach on cello and Konrad Wolff on piano. Sponsored by Montclair State College the 4 p.m. performance is open to the public.
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