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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1970

Page

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Measles Vaccine Offered Sunday in Hillside

Free measles rubella vaccine will be given to children ages one to ten in Hillside on Sunday from noon to four at the PAL Building Hillside Ave. Township officials say twelve hundred doses were purchased to curb German measles outbreaks this year or next. Consent forms are available through schools or at the PAL Building. injections require parental permission.

Hillside Hillside Township Committee Board of Health Board of Education Hillside Jaycees Pal Bui- Ming Hillside Ave PAL

Hillside groups plan events April through six

Hillside students will attend the Metropolitan Opera on April 7 in a school program funded by the PTA. A UNICO trip to Brotherhood Winery is planned for April 25 with limited spaces. B nai B’rith Women chapters meet April 6 7 and 8 in Atlantic City. A Hillside dressing meeting is set for April 8 at 1 PM. A Rotary Anns flea market is April 4 at the Hillside War Memorial Building. Police logs note multiple thefts fires and incidents with various addresses in Hillside Irvington and Watchung.

A.P. Morris Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Guild P.T.A Hillside Unico National Brotherhood Winery Washingtonville New York Joseph C. Chieppa UNICO B'nai B'rith Shel- Warne Hotel Atlantic City New Jersey Mex Héiman Hyman Royak Irving Lesser Alfred Labowitch Monte Klafter Martin Kaufman Hillside Chapter George Weiss Dover Avenue Ernest Goldberg

Environmental Teach-In Planned for April Observances

Students, teachers and parents organize Earth Day programs across Hillside. Mayor Ferrigno declares April 1926 Environmental and Clean Air Weeks. Elementary focus with school led activities, junior high film and class discussions, high school day of events, and a April 23 community rally on air and water pollution and population control.

Gram Carmen Ferrigno Hillside Anthony Av Ella Frank Timon Alex Menza Gerald Karlik E. Thomas Lenz Paul Shapiro Annette Prince Nancy Fish Barbara Gonas Laurie Shust Andy Zysman Jackie Kalanski

Holly Hirschberg to Spend Summer Living in France

Holly Hirschberg a Hillside High senior from 950 Westminster Ave is selected by The Experiment in International Living to live abroad with a French host family this summer. The nonprofit program now operates in 60 plus countries and enrolls about 5000 youths yearly.

France Holly Hirschberg Westeminster Ave Donald B. Watt Switzerland

Weather Springs A Cold Surprise

Snow fell unexpectedly over Easter weekend disrupting travel and closing schools Monday morning. Children built snow forts and figures while car traffic along Route 22 and nearby streets faced traction problems. Police handled alarms and minor crashes as two women sustained injuries from falls and were hospitalized.

Route 22 Broad St Liberty Ave Phyllis Lancaster Buchanan St Ridgway Ave St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth

Hillside High Spring Concert Set For April 17

The Hillside High School Band presents its annual Spring Concert on Friday April 17 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The Concert Band and Stage Band will perform with Gary Gottfried, a senior, as the featured clarinet soloist under director Howard Toplansky.

Hillside High School Gary Gottfried Howard Toplansky

Plans Underway For Civic Center In Hillside Township

Hillside Township committee plans operation of a community center with a six to eight member commission including industry business and citizens representation. A director and assistant director will be hired with hours from 3 to 11 pm for youth programs and civic group use. A full-time maintenance man will run the building and a one to two month setup is expected. Applicants must be college graduates 25 to 40 with recreation or teaching experience. Salary based on experience.

Hillside New York Times Carmen Ferrigno

Flea Market and Antique Sale This Saturday

A combined flea market and antiques sale is planned for this Saturday April 4 from 10 30 a m to 5 30 p m at the Hillside War Memorial Building Liberty Ave and Memorial Dr hosted by the Hillside Rotary Club Proceeds support buying a microfilm viewer for the Hillside Public Library Antique dealers will display collections alongside numerous sale items.

Rotary Anns Hillside Rotary Club Hillside War Memorial Building Liberty Ave Memorial Drive Liberty Avg Memorial Dr RotaryeAms Hillside Pub Nc Library

Weekend robberies stir Newark investigation

The Detective Bureau investigates ten weekend robberies spanning Newark and nearby areas. The targets include Randall Manufacturing Co. at 40 Montgomery St and Buie Co at 470 Hillside Ave for cash and equipment, Sinai Hebrew School at 1504 Maple Ave, a Crown Gasoline Station on Route 22, and multiple residences with items stolen ranging from cash and tools to purses and a coat. Police report thefts between Friday and Monday, with losses totaling over a thousand dollars and several items unaccounted for.

Randall Manufacturing Co. Inc Montgomery St Bure Steel Co Hillside Ave Randall Co Paul Randall Longview Ave South Orange Edward Keil Compton Place Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center Maple Ave Crown Newark City Line Gen St Newark Chancellor Coiffures Liberty Ave Marilyn Freedman Westminster Ave George Weigand Winans Ave Newark-Irvington

Pool Memberships Open for Margaret M Roche Memorial Pool

Pool applications are available for township residents. Family memberships cost 60 dollars, individual 30 dollars, seniors 15 dollars. Children unmarried under 22 can join as part of the family membership. Pool HQ is the Municipal Building.

Margaret M. Roche

Conservationist warns larger effort needed against pollution

David F. Moore of the North Jersey Conservation Foundation urged broader public involvement to combat pollution. He cited New Jersey as the most polluted state with 960 people per square mile and warned of growth to 20 million residents by 2025. The group preserves 6,000 acres of the Great Swamp area and restores a seven mile Whippany River stretch as Patriots Path.

David F. Moore North Jersey Conservation Foundation Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club Kingston Union Moore New Jersey Mobile Naturalist Great Swamp Committee Mississippi River Whippany River Morris County

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Joseph Peyser Milton Lilien Irving Carno Esther Ocha Sylvia Finkel Margaret Ellis Bernard Ter McLean Place Evans Terminal Road Leader Electronics Sonia Donnenberg Wilder St Frank Keble Chestnut St Irvington Central Ave Kathleen Militello Clinton Ave Irvingston Sunset Lanes Barton Margalin Mary Yakes Eastern Parkway Hillside Jewish Center Summit Ave I. Luce Share Elizabeth Jewish Center Elmora Ave Public Employees Relations Commission Theodore Winard Hillside Industrial Association College Inn Robert J. de Prospo Watchung Conklin Ave Ralph Andriano Ill Virginia St Franklin Auto Body Bread St Leibowitz Holly Alvin Hirschberg United States U.S Putney Kathryn Loseter Arthur St Civic Center Gerald Lynder Highland Ave Leslie Veres Pennsylvania Ave Baltimore Ave Celia Fincke Has Madison Public Schools New Association of New Jersey Conservation Commissions Nee David Moore The North Jersey Conservation Commission Jacqueline Spitz Carmen J. Fersigne Phillips
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