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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
11
Inferior painting and small carpentry services advertised with reasonable rates. Call Tony at 965-0042 or Dan's Painting Decorating for interior exterior work with free estimates and insured coverage. Alterations in ladies mens and children clothes also offered, contact 289-1161 for TF line.
Eight room apartment with bath on the second floor private entrance all utilities served Vieity of Winans Avenue call 926-0053 after 3 p.m.
Furnished room available for revived gentlemen in the vicinity of Broadway Hillside. Call 923-1760 for details and arrangements.
A Howard Finkel 66 municipal attorney for Hillside died October 21 at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center. Born in Newark he moved to Hillside in 1950 and lived at 1594 Hayview Ave. A Fordham Law School graduate he practiced in Newark before relocating his office to Hillside three years ago and served as township attorney for six years. He belonged to American New Jersey and Union County Bar Associations and was active in Hillside Bnai B’rith and Temple R'inal Abraham. Survived by wife Gertrude a daughter Deborah Polenberg and brothers Sidney and Samuel. Services were held at Suburban Chapel Maplewood.
Retired Hillside police sergeant James L. Sanford, 76, died Saturday at Hunterdon Medical Center in Raritan after moving to Annandale two decades ago. A 25 year police veteran and World War I veteran, he belonged to Hillside United Presbyterian Church and local PBA. Survived by daughter Jane Specht, three grandchildren, a great granddaughter, and nephew Detective Charles J. Sanford. Funeral arrangements by Growney Funeral Home.
Union County Unit of the American Cancer Society requests ostomates to volunteer for a new joint program with United Ostomy Association. Trained volunteers will counsel and assist ostomy patients at physician requests, expanding the Society’s rehabilitation services in Elizabeth New Jersey. Applications and info available from the Union County Unit at 512 Westminster Avenue Elizabeth 07208.
Stay alert when traveling this Halloween weekend and follow safe driving rules. Use seat belts, ensure passengers are buckled, drive defensively, signal intentions, and avoid drinking before driving. Don’t tailgate. anticipate others’ mistakes and treat every driver as a risk.
Reverend Carl J Arico of the Newark diocese will guest speak at Hillside High School P T A meeting. He serves as chaplain and counselor on Marriage Preparation at Union Catholic High School. He will discuss Children Our First Concern Should They Be with a Q A period to follow. Refreshments served after in the cafeteria.
A Twenty two member group from the Five Points YMCA including boys from Saturday Pioneer Pathfinder and Y-Indian Guides toured Princeton University. The day featured a campus walk, picnic lunch, and the Princeton Colgate football game which Princeton won 35-12. The event is one of several annual special activities for the branches served by Five Points YMCA.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ira Weiss of Simi Valley California welcomed a son Ethan Howard born September 11 at St Johns Hospital Santa Monica. Mrs. Weiss is Marsha Gurvitz daughter of Edward Gurvitz Hillside. Mr. Weiss formerly of Newark. Michael Richard Kaplan born October at 3 F Kennedy Hospital Batson. Mrs Kaplan is Geri Rothstein Hillside. Mr Kaplan formerly of Newark.
Rogers J Rice of 205 Central Avenue Madison New Jersey has been appointed assistant vice president of First New Jersey Bank He brings sixteen years in banking and will handle commercial loans A Colgate University graduate with postgraduate work at Pace Rutgers and banking institutes, he previously spent eleven years at First National Iron Bank Morristown and five at Chemical Bank in New York
Allentown Cedar Crest College reports Hillside native Caren Silber among students gaining experience as student teachers this semester while pursuing a BA. Daughter of Dr. Samuel and Mrs. Silber, she is active in Delphi and named to the Dean's List. Correction notes October proclaimed as PTA month for Hillside Schools.
Poverty comes from God but not dirt. The noblest charity is enabling the poor to earn a livelihood. Go to sleep without supper but rise without debt. Your friend has a friend and your friend's friend has a friend. In town a name suffices but outside the press must do.
The Flo Okin Cancer Relief annual membership drive meeting will be held Monday November 8 at 12 30 P M in the Newark Seth Israel Medical Center auditorium. Past president Mrs Abe Lerner of Elizabeth will speak on cases served by the Social Service Committee. Co chairmen Morris Falkenheim and Meyer Krasner announce events from November 8 to December 1 at Harbor Island Spa with reservations urged. A slide demonstration on favorite foods from popular sightseeing spots will be shown by the Home Economies Division of Public Service Gas and Electric Company.
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