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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1972

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Heart Fund Drive Set for Union County Heart Sunday

Sun Is The Day For The Heart Fund marks the 1972 campaign kick in Hillside with volunteers in 19 Union County communities collecting donations to fund heart disease research and education. Local chairman Mrs. Charlotte DeFilippo urges generosity and notes the chapter has spent nearly half of its 1,207,888 raised since 1930 on research and equipment. if Heart Sunday weather delays, canvass postponed to March 5.

Union County American Heart Association Hillside Heart Fund Charlotte DeFilippo Heart West Jersey Street Elizabeth

Set Oil Painting Demonstration by G Allyn Schaeffer

The Hillaide Creative Arts will host an oil painting demonstration by G Allyn Schaeffer on Monday February 28 at 7 30 PM.

Hillaide Creative Arts G. Allyn Schaeffer

Community Players Set Weekend Plays

Hillside Winter Workshop will present two one act plays at the Hillside Firehouse Theatre on February 25 26 and 27 at 8:30 p m Donations are 50 cents Crawling Arnold by Jules Feiffer and That Lovers by Harold Pinter Steve Corlik of Hillsing will direct both productions and appear in The Lover The Workshop has run eleven weeks Garlin leads the group at the Community Center 274 Hillside Ave Schaeffer trained at the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League He is active in New York and New Jersey art circles has had six one man shows and numerous awards Schaefer will teach oils and pastels beginning April A six week sculpture course begins March 6 with Al Harbiwaidegh at the Arrington Art Association a Rutgers University Fine Arts graduate He studied with Michael Lenson and other notable artists Open to the public refreshments will be served Further information from Sylvia Kolber Director or call 926 628

Hillside Community Players Winter Workshop Hillside Firehouse Crawling Arnold Jules Feiffer Lovgs Harold Pinter Steve Corlik Hillsing” Wot Garlin Hillside Ave Schaeffer Natonal Academy of Design Art Students’ League N.Y N.J Schaefer al Harbiwaidegh Arrington Art Rutgers University Michael Lenson Sylvia Kolber

Hillside Rotary welcomes new member and local notices

Walter Jascor head of Apex Signal Service was inducted into Hillside Rotary Club as Anton A. Vit Jr outlined Rotary duties. Upcoming events include a April Rotary conference at the Playboy Club in Great Gorge and a Hillside safety and road work agenda with bus line No. 10 concerns. Local politics feature Assemblyman Mensa planning a Capitol column amid travel agency bill, plus hillside public notices on paving Central Ave and police updates on a stolen microphone and car thefts.

Walter Jascor Apex Signal Service 930 Bloy Hillside Rotary Club Anton A. Vit, Jr Alexander Mensa the Times State Capitol Trenton Menza Hillside George Compton

Founders Day PTA Program in Hillside March 1

Hillside P T A plans Founders Day on March 1 at 8 PM in A P Morris School auditorium Coa Avenue. Members and the public invited. A processional of presidents past life members and advisors. Guest speakers Miss Edna Doll and Mr Christopher Davidson discuss Ecology. Hillside Community Players present Crawling Arnold a one act comedy by Jules Feiffer directed by Steven Gorlin with cast Louis Cohn Cheryl Fields Carol Pollak Shelly Carldon Gerald Miko.

P.t.a.’S Hillside A.P. Morris School Coa Avenue William Hess P.T.A Edna Doll Christopher Davidson Arnold Louis Cohn Cheryl Fields Carol Pollak Shelly Carldon Gerald Miko

Larger Staff Needed To Fight Crime Asch Says

Karl Asch Union County Prosecutor says the crime rate is rising and his office needs more staff and funds. He notes cases rose from 2700 in 1969 to 5500 in 1971 and cites a narcotics strike force handling increasing drug offenses. He links corruption to politics and urges resident and business cooperation.

Karl Asch Union County Hillside Rotary Club Asch Gripa Cahill

Big Week For Hillside Narcotics Squad

The Hillside narcotics squad conducted a week of activity from February 4 to February 11, executing three search warrants and one consent search. Four suspects were arrested and authorities seized over 1000 depressants, 2.5 pounds of marijuana, 20 grams of hashish, and four spoons of cocaine, along with three scales, 115 cigarette papers, two cigarette making machines, and multiple hashish pipes.

Hillside Narcotic Squad

Decline of Dialogue Between Christians and Jews Reported

Edward H. Flannery, Hillside B n ai B rith executive, spoke on fading dialogue and rising anti Semitism. He blamed Christian ignorance of anti Semitism history, warned it as the greatest hatred, and criticized how Crusade era violence by adventurers is understated in history books.

Canworld Edward H. Flannery Father Flannery Secretariat of Catholic-Jewish Ree Eee Europe

Fashion Show Planned by Sisterhood for Meeting

The Paid-Up Membership meeting of Sisterhood of Sinai Torath Chaim will be held at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Eugene Abramowitz, Program Chairman, has organized a fashion show featuring Mrs. Florence Finkler of Florence's Novelties Hillside. Models will be Sisterhood members.

Sisterhood of Sinai Torath Chaim Esther Berkowitz Eugene Abramowitz Florence Finkler Florence Novelties Hillside Sisterhood

Township panel to study cuts in school budget

Township Committee meets at the Municipal Building to study possible reductions in the $4.6 million Board of Education budget after voters defeated it 2 to 1 on February 8. A 30 day period begins for itemized cuts with March 15 deadline and potential state review if the board rejects the revised budget.

Board of Education Louis A. Dischler Anthony Avella Alfred Lordi State Board of Education

Hillside Civic Display Showcases Local Artists

An art display in the Hillside Municipal Building lobby features oils and pastes by William Collins of Irvington, a new Hillside Creative Arts member, and ceramic pieces by Dorothy Goetsch, a noted instructor and judge. Collins, educated at Newark School of Fine Arts, Newark College of Engineering and Seton Hall University, has worked as a commercial artist and belongs to NJ art associations. The exhibit runs to March 15 and is open to the public.

Hillside Municipal William Collins Irvington Hillside Creative Arts Collins Newark School of Fine Arts Newark College of Engineering Seton Hall University

Redistricting Delay May Hike Election Costs

Union County Clerk Walter G Halpin warned citizens face higher costs due to delays in redrawing Congressional districts by the State Legislature. He cited a June 6 1972 primary and possible September shifting, with paper ballots and added printing expenses likely for voters and taxpayers.

Union County Walter G. Halpin New Jersey Halpin Ole Wee Saxpayera

Fire Drives Mother and Children From Home on Looker St

A mother and her three children fled their Looker Street home late Friday morning as flames and dense smoke erupted from the Guarino residence. Firefighters arrived after 11:39 am finding heavy smoke. a leaking gas dryer in the basement caused the blaze. Fire units secured the scene in about 4 20 minutes, with extensive cellar and first floor damage and smoke damage elsewhere.

Looker St Philip Guarino Carmel Dili Andre Adamchak

Notice Of Deadline For The Times Newsroom

The Times reiterates deadlines for submissions to ensure timely publication. Frid ay before publication for social and club news. Monday noon for straight news. Tuesday noon for all advertising. Early copy is appreciated.

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