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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
6
Classified style notices show carpentry and general contracting by F Hint enberger, shade products by Miller Shade Co, window washing by Gale's Carefree, and lawn mower repair services. Ads list phone numbers, pickup delivery, insured estimates, and seasonal sales with dates like April to September.
Safety expert Charles M. Tannenbaum urges all drivers to use car direction signals on streets and highways as a major safety improvement. He explains that signaling helps others judge intentions, notes the need to turn signals off after maneuvers, and warns that improper use can breach safety and state law with penalties. The message ends with a call to avoid losses and save safety.
Mind is presented as the focus of Sunday lesson in Christian Science churches worldwide. The Golden Text cites God does not give a spirit of fear but of power love and a sound mind, guiding readers to mental steadiness and spiritual strength.
Sinai announces services for the week of August 20 with morning sessions at 8 A.M. Sunday, 6 45 A.M. weekdays, 8 5 A.M. Saturday, plus afternoon services at 7 40 P.M. Sunday through Thursday and 7 20 P.M. Friday and Saturday. Evening services run 8 10 P.M. Sunday through Thursday and 8 15 P.M. Saturday after the sabbath. Meryl S Monheit, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Monheit, is installed Recording Secretary of Omega Phi Sorority Kappa Chapter at Newark State College in Union. She is a 1965 Hillside High School graduate and a General Elementary Education major.
A mixed set of letters to the Hillside Times laments a front page piece on Goldhor by Mr Ram, questions ethical behavior and medical opinions, and urges voters to focus on issues. Readers defend Goldhor, critique Ram, and urge civic integrity, fire and transportation concerns, and privacy in public utility matters.
A reader letter accuses Joseph Ram of switching parties and using unethical tactics while praising Henry Goldhor as a true principled Democrat. The writer alleges Ram misleads the public about Goldhor’s health and cites local endorsements and political ages, urging Hillside voters to back Goldhor.
A young writer states not yet of voting age but asks about their hometown’s future. They express interest in local politics and say neither leading Township candidates deserve election, and that if they could vote they would have a different choice.
A letter to the Hillside Township Committee from Mr. and Mrs. Kurz denounces the township questionnaire on a new railroad station. They accuse officials of tax fleecing and enabling the railroad to avoid building facilities or deciding train stops, expressing shock and anger.
A Hillside resident denounces Democratic campaigning as mudslinging and calls for a plain campaign. He names Joe Ramirez and Henry Goldhor favoring Arnold Witte, criticizes the Board of Education and township committee, and defends a student’s right to wear a symbol of his faith.
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