Hillside Times solicits letters to Editor and recalls local events
Readers are invited to submit letters to The Hillside Times with up to 200 words. Names and addresses may be withheld on request but not for political letters. The piece praises Jiffy Manufacturing for fire response and notes officers and neighbors aiding recovery.
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Grievances as a Remedy in Education Dispute
Letter to the editor argues Dr. Parker misreads grievance aims noting procedures exist to solve problems. Writer claims rising grievances show teacher trust in the process and criticizes board actions for creating issues.
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Hillsime Times
Robert Parker
Board of Education
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Graduation Fossil Studies Party for Newark Students
A graduation party is set for Monday August 27 at 1 00 P M in the Newark Museum Garden to honor 129 Title I summer fossil workshop students from 27 Newark schools. Program Administrator Robert Salkin coordinates with William Johnson assisting at the Newark Board of Education Supplementary Education Center. Students have studied fossils and dinosaurs through model making field trips and classroom study over two months at the museum.
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Washington St
Robert Salkin
Newark Board of Education
William Johnson
Newark
New Jersey
Surplus Heavy Equipment Sale Set by New Jersey Authority
The New Jersey Highway Authority invites the public and contractors to a surplus sale at 2 PM on Thursday August 30 at its Woodbridge offices. Sealed bids for 69 items will go to the highest bidder, with viewing days August 27 28 and 29 at Telegraph Hill Park.
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Woodbridge
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Telegraph Hill Park
Pool Chairman Arrested in Delinquency Case
Gary D. Lehner, pool commission chairman, was arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was arraigned in Municipal Court, released on his own recognizance, and a hearing will be set. His attorney calls him cooperative and innocent. Lehner, active in youth programs, was appointed by the Township Committee in January amid GOP support and a Democrat opposition. Financial records were turned over to the Union County Prosecutor, with Mayor Kulish citing the investigation. Lehner ran fourth in a February Board of Education race.
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Municipal Swimming Pool Commission
Lehner
Stanley ‘Terrace
Jeffrey Gechtman
Gechtmaan
Little League
Pop Warner
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Charles Maneuso
Union County
Karl Asch
John Kulish
Board of Education
Hillside Times Weekly Edition August 23 1973
Local Hillside paper notes weekly publication from Hillside Times Publishing Co. with editor Sidney Silverstein and staff. This issue announces standard subscription rates and postage details for Elizabeth area readers.
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Hillside Times Publishing Company Inc
Northroad Street
Hillside
New Jersey
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Bernard Levine
Altor
United States
Elizabeth
Memorial General expands out-patient services to community
Memorial General Hospital expands out-patient services to all area physicians in Union County and parts of Essex County including Maplewood Millburn and Irvington. New automated lab equipment and imaging systems speed diagnostics and broaden offerings in Nuclear Medicine Radiology Laboratory Physical Therapy Speech Pathology Audiology and related ancillary services.
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Memorial General Hospital
Murray J. Rubin
Memorial General
Union County
Essex County
Rubin
Nuclear Medicine
Memorial General Departments
Essex County Jewish War Veterans Meeting Agenda
The Essex County Council Jewish War Veterans will meet on Tuesday September 4 at 8 30 p m at the Service Men s Club House 1114 Springfield Ave Irvington The agenda features social and membership programs with speakers a breakfast and two dances plans for a camp scholarship program and other youth activities Norman Schwartz of Hillside is County Commander.
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Service Men’s Club
Springfield Ave
Irvington
Norman Schwartz
Hillside
Public Service Electric earnings rise in July 1973
Public Service Electric and Gas reports July 1973 earnings of 8.1 million dollars or 0.18 a share, up from 5.8 million dollars or 0.14 a share year ago as warmer weather and higher air conditioning loads boost profits. Twelve months ended July 31 1973 earnings total 103.9 million dollars or 2.36 a share, with 1972 figures restated for subsidiary equity accounting. National Zionist group names North Jersey volunteers to leadership roles. New Jersey region office noted.
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Public Service Electric and Gas Company
PJM
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