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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1970
Page
6
Classified notices advertise Kenmore washer and dryer service by John at Moonlight with phone numbers 353-2729 and 242-6178 plus evening lines 289-2193. Also offered are fabric slip covers draperies blinds and shades from Roslin Interiors Janet Decorators and Miller Shade Co with price savings and showroom visits.
A Japanese family of four seeks a two bedroom unit with reasonable rent in Hillside or 65 to 6 room options. Father employed by Bristol-Myers. Contact after 5 pm at 923-2657 ext 271 or 923-5000 ext 271. Refined woman seeks to share luxury Elizabeth apartment near Hillside. Call 351-2216 after 7:30 pm.
Furnished single room available for a gentleman near bus lines. Call 923 1760. Also offered is dry garage or storage space for metal cabinets, used rarely. Call 687 2130 during the day.
Dorothy Tuschyn, 17, of 248 Bradford Rd, is the only girl in a class of 135 drafting students at Union Technical Institute. A Hillside High School graduate, she chose drafting over fashion design, inspired by her father Paul E. Tuschyn, president of Tuschyn Roofing Co. She started classes in May and July, amid courses in electronics and specialized drafting.
A Union County Park Commission sponsored meeting of the Union County Touch Football League will be held at the Administration Building Warinanco Park Acme and Canton Streets Elizabeth on Tuesday September 8 at 8 00 p m Representatives of interested teams are urged to attend.
The Hillside B nai B rith Bowling League begins its 14th season on September 9 1970 at Centre Bowl Hillside. New officers are Lenny Haber president Si Moss vice president Sam Gaines treasurer and Jerry Liebeskind secretary. Eighteen teams list captains and players across Yankees Dodgers Reds Orioles Twins Angels Cubs Tigers Indians Athletics White Sox Senators Giants Pirates Astros and more with a close race for top positions expected.
George W. Bauer announces Union County Trust Company received approvals to open a new Eatontown branch at One Main St. It began operating August 18, 1970 to restore banking services after the Eatontown National Bank liquidation. The bank is a member of the Federal Reserve System and FDIC, ranking 271st in the nation and first in New Jersey.
August 27 1970 municipal court records show John A Tsairis pled guilty to narcotic possession with 30 day jail sentence suspended and 100 fine, driving privilege suspended one year. Gussie Hickmen pleaded guilty to toll violation paid 10 fine. Several residents, including Leonard Radzion and Kate Goldsmith, pleaded guilty or had charges dismissed with fines ranging from 10 to 80.
Hillside Chapter 192 Order of the Eastern Star announces its new officers for the season and set dates for upcoming activities at the Masonic Hall. Officers include Dorothy Grogan as Worthy Matron and Robert Walker as Worthy Patron. Plans include a smorgasbord, bazaar, church service, and a narcotics talk at Hillside events.
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