Hillside Letters Show Reader Voices On Sports And Transit
The Hillside Times invites signed letters up to 200 words with double spacing and editorial edits. Letters discuss John Rosas and critique of reporting, a Hillside High athlete, and opposition to a Department of Transportation project tying to a regional beltway and “Foothills Follies” in the Northwest counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times
N. Broad St
Hillside
Dave Lazarus
John Rosas
Hillside High
Mitchell Koblenz
Hillside High School
Senior Class Candy Sale Supports Prom Fund
Town editor thanks students and staff for candy sale proceeds aiding senior prom bids. A drawing grants a color TV to a top seller, with praise for Mr Silver and Miss Bricklin. Letter to Hill Side High applauds Caldwell NJ teen job program model aiding youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VO the Kaitor
Mr. Silver
Miss Bricklin
Scott Friedland
Foothills Freeway opposed in sparsely populated counties
A letter criticizes New Jersey plans for a state highway upgrade while funds are spent on a proposed Foothills Freeway. The writer argues Warren and Sussex counties, the state's least populated, do not need or want the project and questions its necessity and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Department of Transportation
Warren
Sussex
Foothills
Tape Recorder Gift Marks Jewish Welfare Board Support
JWW presents a tape recorder and many recordings to the Jewish Welfare Board to record Jewish services for holidays and the Sabbath. The program aims to distribute tapes to military and hospital sites worldwide where no rabbi or chaplain is present. Recipients include Rabbi Victor Solomon of the JWB in New York. Hillside leaders Jack Schechter Seymour Frankel Jr and Martin Kaufman backed the gift. The Elin Unger Post also assists East Orange Veterans Hospital Lyons Veterans Hospital Old Soldiers Home and active service members. Veterans willing to contribute may contact local coordinators in Hillside New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Segal
Elin
United States
Jewish Welfare Board
Jack Schechter
Hillside
Seymour Frankel, Jr
Martin Kaufman
Inservice
Victor Solomon
New York
Veteran Administration
Elin-Unger
East Orange Veterans Hospital
Lyons Veterans Hospital
Hadassah Bazaar and Flea Market Set for Sunday
The Hillside Hadassah sponsors a bazaar and flea market on Sunday December 10 1972 at the 18 Memorial Building on Liberty Avenue Hillside from 11 am to 5 pm. Toys, groceries, clothing, jewelry and more will be offered with proceeds aiding Hadassah Medical Organization. Admission is free and a luncheon and snack bar will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Hadassah
Aiberty Avenue
Hadassah Medical Organization
Amazing Kross Delivers Surprising Predictions at Lions Dinner
At the Hillside Lions Club College Inn event, mentalist Amazing Kross predicted the Township Committee employee residency rule change, Nixon’s labor leader appointment, and New Orleans fire escape. Dr. Jay Jacobson and Jack Levine organized the program. fundraising proceeds supported the Lions blind and sight conservation fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lions Club
College Inn
Amazing Kross
Nixon
Harda' Hat
Peter Brennan
New Orleans
Krosa
Jay Jacobson
Cochairman
Jack Levine
Lions Blind
Sight Conservation Fund
Sam Leventer
Hillside Times December 7 1972 edition overview
Weekly New Jersey paper published by Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc. from Hillside with editor Sidney Silverstein and staff. Contains standard notices, subscription rates, and staff roles as of December 7, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times Publishing Co, Inc
North Broad St
Hillside
N.J
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah " Silverstein
Bernard Levine
United States
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Flo Okin Group Holds December Meeting at Temple Shalom
The Flo Okin Warnonte Cancer Relief Young Group meets at 8 PM on December 20 at Temple Shorey Shalom in Springfield. Mrs. Judy Epstein of Cranford presides with members and guests welcome. Speaker Henry Medvin of Livingston, president of the New Jersey chapter of Natural Food Associates, will discuss Eating and Living in Our Polluted World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Okin Warnonte
Falkin Resigns From Merit Alliance Corporation
Bernard C Hecht announced that Arthur M Falkin has resigned as officer and director of Merit Alliance Corporation. Falkin, founder and president since inception, sold his stockholdings to the Company and its affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard c. Hecht
Arthur M Falkin
Merit Alliance Corporation
Mr. Falkin
Com
Ny Pany
Hillside High Senior Play Underway With Comedy Vote
Senior Class president Scott Friedland announces Hillside Highs 1973 senior play is in progress chosen by class vote as a comedy. Miss Morgan the new drama teacher serves as faculty advisor ensuring a successful production with township support needed to reduce high bid costs for boosters and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Friedland
Hillside High
Miss Morgan
UNICO Hillside Gala Christmas Party Planned
UNICO Hillside Chapter President Edward Oakle announced a Gala Christmas Party at the College Inn on Friday the 15th. Party Chairman Joseph Chieppa and Deputy District Governor said over 50 guests will attend with Sam Fazzone and Fire Chief Carmen Dill assisting. Music gifts and a special guest are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oakle
Hillside
UNICO
Joseph C. Chieppa
College Inn
Chieppa
Sam Fazzone
Carmen Dill
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Mike Lewis
Maple
Mittleman Bros. Inc
Quality Bakers Waverly
Hillside Community Center
Don Siegel
JWW
Mann Ave
Larry Singer
Maple Ave
Seymour Frankel
Dover Ave
Hadassah Bazaar
the Hillside Times
NEW Jersey Press Association
Roselle-Lippman
Elizabeth Wd
Sidney T. Holt
U.S.G
Broad ST
Kinney Ridg
Newark
Flo Okin
Falkin
Tobia
BBC Appliances
Liberty Ave
Lyons Farm Manor
Bloy ST
Harvard Ave
Essex
Union
Kingston Fuel CO
Mr. Weber
Central Home Trust
Central Framé Trust
United Jersey Bank
Ligebeth MG
Port
Elmora
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