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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1968
Page
4
Editorial urges gift of ear muffs as a joke on noise from Newark Airport expansions. Rotarians warned that jumbo jets will use the airport and Runway 29 is being lengthened by 1000 feet, increasing noise over Hillside.
An editorial urges skipping BB guns for juniors this year due to widespread misuse risking injuries to pets and children. It notes many already possess toys capable of causing damage and suggests alternatives like a dart board and home targets to reduce outdoor shooting.
Levy Brothers Department Store in Elizabeth sells Flame of Hope candles to support the four year old project that trains mentally retarded adults for self sufficiency. Sheltered workshops operate in several locations.
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey 07205. Editor and Publisher SFoney Silverstein with Sara Silverstein as Advertising Manager Assistant and Gail Brown as Assistant Editor. Thursday December 19 1968 Vol XLV No 7. Subscription four fifty per year in the United States single copy ten cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
Mrs. Robert Gormar at 279 Millard Ave expresses gratitude to Hillside Police Ambulance Squad and Dr Konzelman for prompt care during her husband illness.
A Thursday fire at Henry Singe’s 900 Haviland Drive garage damaged a 1910 Ford and a 1911 Palmer Singer, plus an antique train and lamps. The fire spread to a breezeway and smoke filled the house. heater malfunction cited. Deputy Fire Chief Marsnick led responders with Captains Muench Lamond and Mareer. The damage total is undetermined.
William McGlade age 33 of 1020 Kilsyth Road Elizabeth was arrested early Sunday for assaulting Patrolman Roswell Donah at Florence Ave and Liberty Ave. He faced a municipal court arraignment with $1000 bail. His companion John Wilson 21 of 1275 Virginia St Elizabeth was jailed as a disorderly person. Patrolman Donah was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital.
Thomas Reilly 26 of Newark was killed when a six foot steel frame he was welding toppled onto him at Schoch Steel Co 465 Hillside Ave. He died at New Jersey Manufacturers Hospital and autopsy was performed at McCracken Funeral Home. Police say the frame fell from two steel I beams. Funeral arrangements handled by Bernauer Funeral Home.
Pathmark Brand wins strong consumer acceptance as Supermarkets General Corp expands Pathmark line. SGC Vice-Chairman Herbert Brody says red white and blue label products attracted buyers who return for repeats, crediting quality control and broad national-brand selections for value and choice.
Hillside Education Association leaders voice frustration with Board of Education talks and push for genuine negotiation. Miss Elaine Stemmle questions outside legal representation while James Austin notes attempts to segregate supervisors and non negotiable terms. both anticipate real bargaining soon and view February elections as chance for Board reform.
Hillside Drive tops all 14 divisions in the United Fund of Eastern Union County campaign with 153 percent of its goal. Mrs. Harold M. Brewster reports $4,284 raised, while the six-community drive for 37 agencies totals $672,318 at 90 percent. A potential $6,000 remains outstanding based on last year. Harry Lebau urges division chairmen to finalize cards by noon Tuesday January 7 at a meeting.
Ariston Inc a silk screen printer plans a long term lease at Hill side Industrial Complex Bloy St and Mandet Place for 42000 square feet. It will house 100 plus employees with 4000 square feet of air conditioned office space and two loading docks. The Kislak Organization of Newark brokered the deal totaling 765000 in rentals.
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