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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1973
Page
2
Public Opinion calls for Merceders to submit signed letters to the editor addressing issues of interest to the founship. Letters under 200 words must be typewritten and double-spaced, with author details withheld on request unless political in nature. The paper reserves right to edit or reject.
A letter to the editor discusses a spoof published on the Hillside Times front page showing Rotary President Carroll Dolan with the writer. It argues for abolition of all taxes and increased spending, claiming deficit spending drives inflation and harms fixed incomes and investments.
A reader notes prior letter criticizing a budget appeal and names Cathy Pease and Dorothy Hricko as opponents. The writer agrees with Mrs Hricko and praises Mr I Can Say, asserting support for the stance against the appeal.
The Hillside Times of Hillside New Jersey lists editor Sideny Silverstein and staff including Sarah Silverstein and Bernard Levine. It is published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad Street with pricing of 5.50 per year and 15 cents per copy.
Albert Yurasky of 454 North McDonald Street McDonald Pennsylvania 15057 requests get well letters or birthday cards. He describes service in World War II including the Battle of the Bulge and multiple surgeries including a left leg amputation on June 1 1971 at Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh. He asks readers to mail with his birthday on April 90.
Hillside Jaycees inaugurate Project DO SOMETHING WALK at 4 o clock Sunday May 20 1973 from Hillside Community Center. They aim to enlist 600 walkers to benefit Asthmatic Research Camp Jaycee Project Concern Toys for Pediatric Wards and Hillside Ambulance Squad. Proceeds go through a rural bank. People of Hillside are urged to sponsor walkers offer rest stations or participate. For info call 926-5588 929-9814 353-1400 923-1285 between 4 and 9 PM.
Hillside High School gains sanction from the Billiard Congress of America for a new Pocket Billiard Program. Sixteen students meet Thursday nights at Hi-Cue Billiard Lounge Elizabeth for two hours of instruction and practice led by Jack Colavita.
Mrs. J. Loeb was named president of the crossing guards group with officers including Rose Ilgavizis as vice president and Doris Klinko as recording secretary. Installation set for May 14, 1973, plus trustees elected and a sergeant at arms named. Also noted is Richard Kreps, Hillside native, inducted into Phi Sigma Alpha at Rutgers as a political science junior.
The Lions Club of Hillside selects Scott Friedland as Youth of the Month. Scott, son of Martin Friedland and residents at 37 Quebeck Avenue, has been active since freshman year on Student Government Council, Epoch staff, and the Environmental Science Club, planning to major in Political Science at Fairleigh Dickinson University.
About 250 parents attended the Pingry School Mothers Association meeting on April 1 in Springer Chapel. Officers were reelected or named for 1973 74, with H. Westcott Cunningham delivering remarks on the Pingry of 1973 and special commendations given to several volunteers.
Kiwanis clubs of Division 10 Hillside Summit will host a May 1, 1973 dinner at Hotel Suburban Summit to honor Leon M. Hirsch New Jersey District Governor. About 10 Hillside Kiwanians expected. Hirsch will discuss membership growth club activities and the upcoming 58th Kiwanis International Convention in Montreal June 24-27 1973. Publicity must be received by Monday afternoon for inclusion in Pillside Times Thursday edition.
A city leaflet advises households to conserve energy by washing dishes by hand with a dishpan, using a dishwasher only when full, and running water only as needed. It notes energy use depends on family size and home features and offers a free leaflet at a local showroom.
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