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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1971
Page
7
F Hin Tenberger offers building repair general contracting roofing and cabinet work. Free estimates available and no job is too large or too small. Call 761 4394 for inquiries or to request service.
Multiple classifieds offer pest control by P and H Exterminating Service with fair prices and phone numbers 351-2244. Also listed are lawnmower sharpening and repair, free pickup delivery at 686-5889 after 5 pm, Saturday. TF Alterations for all ages at 289-1161 with room and utilities 160. Furnished room for refined gentlemen near Broadway Hillside 923-1760.
Private owner offers four graves for 295 dollars in Gravelandy Exit 13a Garden State. Perpets Care listing notes contact numbers 355-9222 and 352-3967 with eye’s remark. Also a Hillside resident seeks a garage starting December 1st and provides the number 351-3498.
Michael R. Rehman formerly of Hillside passed the New Jersey State Bar Examination. He now lives in Clark and serves as a law secretary to Judge Fulop of the Essex County Superior Court. He is married to Susan Averbach of Hillside, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rehman of Hillside.
Two Hillside firefighters will retire on January 1 due to physical disabilities from service injuries. John DiSanti, 64, backs injury end his career begun November 1, 1943. Donald Petras, 48, heel injury from being run over by an aerial truck ends his tenure dating January 1, 1955. Both active in Local 35 FMBA. Petras is a past president and long time state delegate.
Mr and Mrs Robert Makar of 656 Myrtle Street Elizabeth announce the birth of a son Shawn Tristan on October 24 at St Elizabeth Hospital. Mrs Makar is the former Irene Gandara of Hillside.
Multiple brief obituaries from a New Jersey paper list Peter J. Boykewicz 63 of 397 Harvard Ave dying after a week long illness in St. Elizabeth Hospital. Born in Newark, he lived in Union Linden and Hillside, worked 25 years for Dugan Brothers Bakery in Roselle, survived by Amelia Muszynski Boykewicz, two sons Robert and Allan, mother Josephine Klepach Boykewicz, sisters Helen Dehnz and Jean Kuhn, and three grandchildren. Arrangements by Growney Funeral Home. Anna Michel 84 of 229 Silver Ave died at John P. Runnels Hospital Berkeley Heights after 45 years in Hillside, survived by Steven, daughters Mary Lombard and Anna Justice, eight grandchildren. arrangements by McCracken Funeral Home. Anna Kruty Slahor 85 of 289 Florence Ave died at home. married 67 years to John Slahor. Native of Czechoslovakia, lived in Hillside 47 years. survived by Stephen of Hillside or Westfield, daughters Ann Mocko of Jacksonville and eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. arrangements by McCracken Funeral Home. Shirley Kaplan 79 of 838 Salem Ave died last Tuesday in St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth. born in Waterbury, lived in Brooklyn, Elizabeth, and Hillside. widow of Max Kaplan. survived by daughter Janice Carne, brother Samuel Marcus, and four grandchildren. arrangements by Bernheim Kreitzman Mortuary Home.
An automobile driven by Linda Katz 17 of 59 Mertz Ave was struck by Jobin Sadlon of Kenilworth on Conant St at Plymouth Rd last Tuesday afternoon. Katz said she stopped at the stop street and proceeded slowly while Sadlon said Katz pulled out. Elaine Rasinskes 17 a passenger suffered cuts to the face and was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth for treatment.
Township of Hillside Tax Collector announces sale of lands for unpaid assessments. Auction at Hillside Municipal Building December 7, 1971 at 2 PM with parcels described and redemption rules, eight percent maximum interest. Listed owners and parcel values shown. sale subject to accrued interest and costs.
An amendment to the Truth-In-Lending Act limiting a cardholder's liability to 50 dollars for lost or stolen cards took effect last January. The law exempts business or commercial credit, raising questions whether business use cards are covered. The FTC enforces, the Fed interprets. until clarified, business users face potential liability gaps for unauthorized charges.
Firemen honored Anthony Donnelly for rescuing four people from a burning Monroe Garden apartment on October 11, 1970. The ceremony at the War Veterans Memorial Building was led by Henry Grotz, post commander, with Fire Chief Carmen Surrogratios in attendance.
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