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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1972
Page
8
In the holiday season the Hillside Lodge of Elks and Hillside Police Department promote Operation Theft Guard. Community members are urged to remain vigilant and participate in crime prevention efforts during this period.
Ray J. Marini reports November emission failures at 11 percent of cars tested across 28 stations. Of 173 741 inspected, 19 747 failed to meet standards since testing began in July, with a noted ongoing decline in failure rate. Hillside offers a community engraving program to mark personal property with drivers license numbers to deter theft.
The Hillside Community Center chess team won its first match against Kenilworth on December 7, 1972 in Hillside. Winners included Scott Mess Jon Mason Joe Se chyabyn Robert Pfahl Randy Pfahl and Henry Kolber with Phil Zylberman drawing a stalemate. The team grew from the center’s chess club led by Scott Mess which offers lessons and meets Thursdays at 8 30 p.m. with more matches planned through winter and invites for locals to join.
Winter inactivity risks heart strain and weight gain. Aetna Life Insurance urges year round exercise, advising a personal plan guided by a family doctor. Whether outdoors or indoors, staying active prevents seasonal lapses in health.
Municipal Court handed fines for toll violations on the Garden State Parkway at Union Plaza. Elaine Walsh and others pleaded guilty to unlicensed driving with fines totaling $85 or more. several faced charges of speeding, registration, or driving while revoked. David Geller and Joao Dacumba were found not guilty on toll violations. An assault and battery conviction imposed a $100 fine. other defendants received smaller fines or await grand jury hearings.
Hillside Chapter B n ai Brith Women hosts a Wendy meeting on December 20 1972 at Temple Shomrei Torah Hillside 910 Salem Ave 8 30 pm Guest Esther Blaustein humorist author of When Mamma Was The Landlord from Harper Row editor of Jewish Community News She has written for The New York Times Good Housekeeping and The Wall Street Journal Her memoir covers growing up in Newark Weequahic in the 1940s and 1950s described as warm funny nostalgic
A father buys a book for his daughter asking if it avoids sex. The salesman says it is a love story. A child draws and proclaims she is drawing God, insisting no one knows what God looks like, and the mother responds with skepticism. The girl replies she will reveal God when she finishes the drawing.
Miss Rachel Weinbuch daughter of Mr and Mrs David Weinbuch of Hillside New Jersey is chosen Girl of the Month at Hillside High School She is freshman class president student government cabinet vice president of the senior class and layout editor of the yearbook The Woman's Club of Hillside presented a plaque at its December meeting and sponsors the program The Hillside Times serves over 3600 local families through its classifieds.
Jack Schechter of Elin-Unger Post 273, JWV, reminds veterans of Nixon signed education benefit boosts. Unmarried veterans gain 25.7 percent, married with one child 29 percent. Full time college rates rise to 220 with no dependents, 261 with one, 298 with two, plus 18 per extra dependent. Contact Joseph Schmikowitz, JWV Service Officer, 20 Washington Pl Newark for questions.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Francis Javel and Charles E Saul issued by Union County surrogate Mary C. Kanane and executrix Viola Barile. Claims must be filed within six months to avoid bar. Also notice of Investors Savings and Loan annual meeting set for January 15 1973 at 7 p.m. at 249 Millburn Avenue Millburn New Jersey.
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