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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1971
Page
7
Interior and exterior painting by Dan's Painting and Decorating with free estimates and insured service. Also dog grooming for many breeds at 353-1125 after 6 p.m. Carpenter and general contracting by F. Hitenberger offering free estimates at 761-4394. Multiple contact numbers provided.
First floor apartment with basement and garage features large and small bedrooms and heat included for $185 monthly. Call 681-3489. Storage ideas include a large overhead door about 30 by 40 feet. contact 923-6932.
Beloved husband of Eva father of Mrs Judith Eichinger of New York City brother of Leo Alfred and Mrs Fanny Frank Funeral from Congregation Bnai Israel 160 Millburn Ave Millburn NJ at 11 a m Sunday Sept 5 In lieu of flowers contributions to the Ruth Gottsche Kidney Foundation 916 Ridgewood Road Millburn NJ would be appreciated
A women only auto mechanics course will start this fall at Union County Vocational Center. Director Leslie N. Kiray says the program covers engine lubrication ignition carburation and fuel systems to help identify basic malfunctions. Classes meet Monday evenings 7 to 10. Registration September 14 15 16. Course begins September 30 with tuition 15 dollars for Union County residents 30 dollars for out of county residents.
Union College has joined the National Junior College Athletic Association announced by president Dr Kenneth W Iversen. The college also applied for membership in the Garden State Athletic Conference of New Jersey public two year colleges. Driving after drinking remains a final cautionary note.
The notice lists Mass times Confession schedules and contact details for Christ the King Catholic Church at Corner Bloy Street and Rutgers Avenue with multiple Sunday Masses and weekday times, and Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic at Corner Blog Street and Liberty Avenue with Sunday Masses and Saturday confessions.
A reader’s page lists churches in Hillside and surrounding areas with pastors, service times, and contact numbers. The entries include Protestant, Baptist, Assembly of God, Methodist, Lutheran, and Jewish congregations with Sunday schools, morning and evening services, and weekday activities. The Sinai Hebrew School notes Bar Mitzvahs and pre-High Holy Days services led by Rabbi Max Berkowitz.
Lawrence Ladato, 19, reports that three youths robbed the Hess Gasoline Station at 1484 North Broad Street last Tuesday at 7:46 p.m. One thief displayed a watch to lure the attendant, then grabbed him by the throat and stole about 75 dollars in bills before fleeing on foot.
The Deborah Hospital Chapter announces the first board meeting at Mrs. Samuel Weshnak’s home in Union on September 9 1971 at 8 30 pm. Maplewood tag sale runs September 13 19. The Deborah scheduling includes general and social events with meetings at Crestmont Savings Bank Maplewood and a theater party on November 20 19. The hospital specializes in heart and lung disease treatment.
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