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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1972

Page

7

Investors Savings Plans New Millburn HQ Move

Investors Savings and Loan Association, owner of 155 million dollar assets, will move its main office from 64 Main St to a renovated 15,000 square foot building at 249 Millburn Avenue in Millburn. Harvey J. Young cites consolidation and improved service. project slated for completion by fall with Elsasser and Miller of Union designing the renovations. The bank will relocate its main banking floor and departments to the new site, with rear parking access via Essex Street. Investors Savings, serving 44,000 savers, has long operated 64 Main Street since 1927 and expanded to multiple offices in New Jersey.

Investors Savings and Loan Association Watson’s Toy Store Millburn Avenue Millburn Main St Harvey J. Young Savings Association Elsasser and Miller of Union N. J Association Main Street Tomer Service East Orange Hillside Short Hills Plainfield Investors Savings

Local Home Services and Recycling Offers

Old appliances furniture and used items are bought for cash. Pickups and free estimates available. Multiple contact numbers listed for evenings and Sundays. Masonry carpentry and general contracting offered with free estimates. Spring cleanup and demolition services also advertised.

Exterminator Spring Special and Local Services Ad

Exterminating services offered at 12.95 plus termite work available by F and H Exterminating Hillside call 351 2244. Power mowers and hand mowers by Mike Powell 365 0706. Phil Terranova Mason lists sidewalk patio and tile work at 412 Hillside Ave Orange ND phone 678 0969. Free estimate offered May 4 1t.

Hillside Mike Powell Phil Terranova MASON Hillside Ave Orange N.d

Real Estate Ad Offers Refinance Programs in Hillside NJ

Real estate ad urges homeowners with property purchased over three years ago to refinance at low rates. It promises full payoff of present mortgages with a new single mortgage and immediate cash, with funds available within 30 days after application. Call Advance Real Estate Exchange Inc at 964-9020. 1240 Liberty Avenue Hillside NJ. Parking available. March 23 to April 13.

Advance Real Estate Exchange, Inc Liberty Avenue Hillside N.J

Apartment for Rent in Hillside with 2 Bedrooms

5 room luxury apartment on the 1st floor in Hillside for adults only. References required. Call 926-4851. Mature business person seeks a small apartment. call 352-7392.

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Family and friends invite unveiling at cemetery

Family and friends of the late Davd D Lerman are invited to attend the unveiling on Sunday May 7 at 1 p m at King Solomon Cemetery Clifton no postponement specified.

Dav D Lerman King Solomon Cemetery Clifton

Hurden-Looker PTA Fathers Night Held in April

Hurden-Looker School PTA met in the Curtis Room on Wednesday April 27 for Father’s Night. Guest speaker was George Dee high school football coach. Officers for 1972 78 were elected, including president Mrs George Jahada and vice presidents Mrs William Beronowski and Mrs Robert Parowiniak. A grade eight cake sale was held and the final meeting of the year is May 17 with officer installation and Arts Festival program.

Hurden-Looker School P.T.A Curtis George Dee Joe Namath New York Jets PTA George Jahada William Beronowski Robert Parowiniak Jor Lopresti, Jr Leslie Bahler Jo- Joseph Calayano

Cops Start Scrapbook At Hillside Police Dept

The Hillside Police Dept begins a departmental scrapbook to house photographs and newspaper clippings. Patrolman John Lieg asks residents with old photos or clippings related to the police department or town to donate them at the police headquarters.

Hillside Police Dept John Lieg

Gasoline Fire Victim Was Town Mechanic

Michael Berta 29 of 1409 Hiawatha Ave was found burned to death Wednesday night in the Hillside township compound near the garage. Police say the epileptic craftsman may have set or accidentally caused the gasoline fire between an abandoned sweeper and a wrecked car. Patrolman Ritz discovered the scene at 8:50 pm in the Hillside Community Center area. Berta, who had a key to the gate, lived in Hillside most of his life and worked for the township five years. He was a member of Father Canty Council 4197 K of C and a Christ the King Church communicant. Surviving: brother Richard of Hillside, an aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Fred Sims. Growney Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

Michael Berta Hiawatha Ave Berta Charles Ritz Hillside Community Center Newark Hillside Mr. Berta Father Canty Christ the King Church Richard Fred Sims Growney Broad Street

Hillside Democrats Aid Wrestling Team Dinner Dance Set

At a Hillside Democratic Club meeting at Sunset Lanes a $25 donation was given to the Hillside Community Center Wrestling Team by Eleanor Salzman president and Edward Rothman and Arnold Kominsky on behalf of the club to buy uniforms and gear. Rothman and Kominsky thanked the club. The group discussed a May 13 Dinner Dance at the Winfield Scott Hotel. Congressman Joseph Minish spoke about committees and progress. Refreshments were provided by Flo Corrado and Grace Scotto. The next meeting is Tuesday May 30.

Hillside Democratic Club Sunset Lanes Hillside Community Center Eleanor Salzman Edward Rothman Arnold Kominsky Hillside Rothman and Kominsky Winfield Scott Hotel Joseph Minish Flo Corrado Grace Scotto

UNICO Honors Hillside Police Reserve at May Dinner

UNICO Hillside chapter president Joseph Chienpa announced the Police Reserve will receive the Service Above Self award. Fire Chief Carmen Dil will present at the annual dinner dance on May 6 at Wieland's Steak House. Conrad Cammarota to MC with entertainment after cocktails and dinner.

Joseph Chienpa Hillside Unico National Hillside Police Reserve UNICO Carmen Dil Wieland Io Mountainside Conrad Cammarota

Coolidge PTA Names Officers for 1972 73

The Calvin Coolidge PTA presented its slate of officers for 1972 73 at a recent meeting. President Mrs Lawrence Russack. 1st Vice President Mrs Robert Ganz. 2nd Vice President Mrs James Moffat. honorary vice president Mrs Rose S Stahnten. recording secretary Mrs Andrew Oris. corresponding secretary Mrs Jerry Cove. treasurer Mrs Jerry Masucci. Trustees include Mrs Gerald Brickman and Mrs Fred Raffa and Mrs Robert Oram. The gathering featured Hobby Night and a cake sale.

Calvin Gooldge Pta Lawrence Russack Robert Ganz James Moffat Rose S. Stahnten Andrew Oris Jerry Cove Jerry Masucci Gerald Brickman Fred "Raffa Robert Oram

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