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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1963

Page

8

Local Babies Get Needle To Keep Them Healthy

Hillside infants receive vaccines and tests at Baby Keepwell Station run by Esther Ochse with Red Cross help. The clinic, open the first and third Wednesdays 2 to 4 PM, immunizes against diphtheria tetanus whooping cough polio and tests for TB. About 15 to 25 families visit per session and records are shared with the family physician.

Joseph T. Loeb Hillside Baby Keepwell Station Esther Ochse Board of Health Staton Ochse Elizabethtown American Red Grass William Searle Red Cross

Cadet Commander Named in Newark Civil Air Patrol

The Newark Civil Air Patrol unit appoints 16 year old Larry Wortzel as Cadet Commander. Wortzel, formerly Cadet Information Officer with the rank Cadet Staff Sergeant, has two years in CAP and competes in the state CAP Drill Champs with the Silver Lancers. He holds the Air Force Auxiliary's highest cap designation.

Newark Air Guard Gymposite Squadron Civ Air Patrol Larry Wortzel Wortzel Air Force Auxiliary

Girder blocks traffic on North Ave during 5 hour delay

A 22 ton steel girder fell from a tractor-trailer hauling it from Elizabeth Iron Works to a Garden State Parkway bridge project. The accident due to a broken airline locked the trailer brakes, rerouting traffic between Westminster and Union Aves for about five hours. No injuries were reported, but the lawn and driveway at 136 North Ave were damaged.

North Ave Westminster Union Aves Hoffman Rigging & Kings Service Belleville Elizabeth Iron Works Green Lane Union Garden State Parkway Passaic River

Wortzel Receives DET Training Award Certificate

Cadet Wortzel earns the Certificate of Proficiency succeeding Cadet 1st Lt Ronald Annania who will attend college. Wortzel is the son of Mrs. Miriam Wortzel of 256 Conklin Ave and attends Hillside High.

Det Wortzel Ronald Annania Miriam Wortzel Conklin Ave Hillside High

Peace Photo Named to New Jersey Distin guished Citizens Gallery

Harvey W Peace Jr vice president of the National State Bank of Elizabeth Hillside office and 1963 64 Hillside Industrial Association president is named to the Names In The News Dist inguished Citizens Gallery at Bam bergers New Jersey portrait to appear in the Newark store gallery. Meat now accounts for about one quarter of the shopper s food dollar and demand is expected to grow says North Dakota State University College of Agriculture.

Harvey W. Peace Jr National State Bank of Elizabeth Hillside Hillside Industrial Association Bamberger New Jersey Newark Fargo

Route 78 Continued and City Committee Actions

A letter to the Police Committee requests study of a Route 78 nuisance. Fun Fair Bowl at 1319 North Broad St receives permission to add four pool tables, increasing from 18 to 22. Architects for a proposed municipal pool will be interviewed August 1. Charles S. Tracy urges action against Maple Ave owners from Bailey to Williamson and related Wolf Place area conditions.

Police Committee North Broad St Charles S. Tracy Ogden Way Maple Ave Bailey Williamson Ave Wolf Pl

Disgrace Allegation In Complaint Noted

A fragment notes a claim described as a disgrace and states the complainant was told that the matter would receive attention. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.

Oregon lawmakers adopt state motto in 1967 session

In Salem Oregon the 1967 legislature adopted The Union as the state motto. The territorial motto Alis Volat Propriis was noted, while a 1959 act had adopted navy blue and gold as the colors.

Salem, Ore UPI Oregon The Union

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