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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Frank Keble
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