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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1973
Page
6
Help wanted male and female telephone solicitors to work part time from our Hillside office making appointments for salesmen. Morning and evening hours, call 064-8990. Opportunities in growing plastics concern in Hillside with good starting rate and increases. Must be steady and reliable with fringe benefits. Permanent five day week. Apply 352-1944. An Equal Opportunity Employer.
Junk cars wanted with 24 hour service by B A Towing, contact 964-1506. Sewing machines noted, Dan's Painting and Decorating offers interior and exterior work with free estimates and insured service, numbers 285-9434. Steven Dee lists painting and gutter work with free estimates, 354-6580 or 686-7988. Budapest Painting Co advertises wallpapering, insured service, and free estimates, phone 527-8857.
PF Hin Tenberger of Building Repair offers general contracting roofing and cabinet work with free estimates. Call 761 4394. Termite insect and rodent problems addressed by F and H Exterminating Service of Hillside Delaware. Call 351 2244 to say goodbye to pests.
The B'nai B'rith Women of Hillside hold their annual officer installation at Temple Shomrei Torah Hillside on March 28 1973. Installing officers include Mrs Robert Leiberman and Mrs Shirley Fishbone who will install a slate headed by President Mrs ous German and include 1st Vice President Mrs Paul Tinker and other officers with trustees and a council slate. Entertainment by Bess Hodes and Irving Maller of The ory's Players.
Ann Johnson 55 of 188 Baltimore Ave Hillside died Wednesday of last week at St Michael s Hospital Newark after a long illness Born in Newark she moved to Hillside four years ago She was a dietitian for the New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry Newark for 13 years and a member of Christ the King Church Survived by husband Robert four sons James Ronald Edwards and John Leahey two daughters Patricia and Cathleen a brother John Leahey two sisters Helen Planagan and Gloria Pitts and eight grandchildren
Marilyn Chiarello 33 and Marilyn Wilson Chiarello 34 of 936 Revere Drive died Wednesday of last week in St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth after a illness. Born in Jersey City she moved to Elizabeth then Hillside six years ago. A biology teacher at Haltin High School Elizabeth she retired in 1968. A communicant of Immaculate Conception RC Church Elizabeth and a Rosary Society member. She belonged to Elizabeth Town and Country Club Elizabeth Women's Committee of the New Jersey Symphony and the Junior League of Elizabeth and Cranford. Surviving are her husband Robert a son Joseph J and a daughter Amy L at home a sister Marjorie Stapleton Great Neck NY and a brother Carl Wilson Leonarde.
On March 8 1973 Judge Allan L Tumaret n fined James Seigster 224 for assault and battery and jailed Harrison Howie for contempt with credit for Ame served. March 18 1973 Alben and Ann Warren pleaded guilty to a heart violation fine 25 each.
John W. Crane 71 of 179 Conant Street died Sunday at Elizabeth General Hospital after a brief illness. A World War II Army veteran, he retired nine years ago after 40 years as a meter reader for Public Service Electric & Gas Co. in Elizabeth. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church the Jersey Blues and the Elizabethtown Chapter of the SAR. Surviving are a brother Richard E. Crane of Elizabeth.
Hillside hosts a free eye screening this Sunday March 25 from 11 00 A M to 4 00 P M at the Community Center Building 273 Hillside Avenue. The Union County Optometric Society conducts the clinic for Union County residents with Angela Bonanno Hillside Health Inspector helping the Township Committee. Eileen Eyre chairs the Womens Club Evening Membership Department coordinating ancillary staff including Nancy Moser of Elizabeth and two nieces.
Joseph F. Peason, 45, of 178 Valley View Road, died Saturday at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Born in Pittston, Pa., he lived in Newark and Union before moving here 1& years ago. An insurance broker for Motor Club of America in Irvington for 26 years, he is survived by his wife Ramona Mitelski Peason, a son Patrick, two daughters Janette and Michelle Moran, his parents Joseph A. and Virgina Dean Peason, two brothers William and Robert, and three sisters Joan Hale, Rosemary Correll, and Garol Greck.
Marion Bloy 72 of 1103 Mollywoord Blvd died Friday at home. She was librarian at Hillside Public Library before retiring about ten years ago. Surviving are two brothers William Tyndall of Red Bank and several nieces and nephews. The widower Robert H. Bloy Jr. is noted.
On March 16 1973 the Brownies of Troup 177 Christ the King School visited Milburn School for deaf children in Milburn. They presented Saint Patrick Day favors to the pupils. Mrs Benson principal aided with arrangements and helped with the afternoon program.
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