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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1968
Page
7
A bunny themed ad offers home interview work with daytime telephone interviews, pay plus bonus, and two phone numbers. A separate note mentions first CARE operations in Indonesia launching a pilot feeding program for school children.
Interior painting service by Dele Craft Painting offers neat, clean, efficient work with guaranteed workmanship. Contact Ma at 6-5148 for Hill Side area service.
Miller Shade Co at 1392 Liberty Ave Hillside advertises window coverings including shades, venetian blinds, Traverse Rods, glass and screens. Table pads and wood products offered. Abril 28 sale implies undercutting rivals.
Frances Gray Edith Stuart and Irving Schultz express gratitude for the kindness and tributes in memory of Bertha Schultz Plotkin. A note of heartfelt thanks is offered to all who sent condolences and support.
The Fle Okin Tumor Clinic opened on Monday night on the hospital's second floor in the Clinic building. It offers diagnosis treatment and management of indigent cancer patients with medical surgical radiotherapy chemotherapy nursing and social services.
Concerned citizen Bernstein writes Hillside Board of Health president Joseph P. Gerard about Elizabeth River conditions. He cites pollution and rodent issues, cites Hillside Times reporting, and references Western Exterminating Company survey plans and local Shade Tree Commission bids alongside public notices and surrogate estate notices.
The Sisterhood of Temple Shomrei Torah plans an Evening Of Music on Monday February 5 at 8 30 p m at the temple 910 Salem Ave Local singer Mrs Edward Magarsky will perform with pianist Mrs Bernard Paulman The event precedes a general Sing Along and the president and dress club chairmen are named Local projects include sanctuary completion and a bowling league with chairwoman Mrs Irving Balot and Mrs Nat Robbins.
Deputy Police Chief Arthur L. Seale told Kiwanis Club members in Union that police require enhanced training to make arrests that yield evidence. Speaking at Townley's Restaurant, he cited court rulings demanding search warrants and outlawing confessions without physical evidence or an observed act. He argued police work is harder now to uphold rights and ensure proper arrests.
Hill Side Lodge 1514 Bai Brith announces five new members who receive Go Go gifts. Shep Sternin, membership chairman, said the committee held a Go Go Gifts breakfast at 9 a.m. Sunday at Burgerama, 218 Chancellor Ave., Newark.
The Northern New Jersey Chapter of Dysautonomia schedules a paid up Membership Party on February 8 at Shomeri Pbrah Temple on Salem Avenue with Mrs. Eric Wer theim as chairman A weekend Nevelle Hotel report will be given by Mrs. Sam Rauch A theatre party on February 1 at Papermill Playhouse featuring the Odd Couple will be discussed by Mrs. Sam Rauch Tickets are available from Mrs. Rauch at 687 5388 A surprise program will be presented by Mr and Mrs Jack Levine and Mrs Sylvia Ped die
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