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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1969
Page
2
A public thanks from Jules Zysman to Mayor Menza and the Township Committee for assistance to the Bia fra Relief Fund. Their cooperation expanded the fund's scope amid comments on generation gaps and youth leadership in the community.
Local parents praise Mrs Joseph Leeb Mrs Abe Rosensweig and Mrs Joe Carlucci for guiding children away from danger during a Monday Feb 16 bank robbery at 3 15 pm on Hillside and Maple. Guards kept kids safe from gunfire and speeding traffic.
A Hillside Avenue School PTA leader Mrs Loeb stood at Hillside and Maple Avenues on Monday February 17th to protect children four times daily. The letter urges respect from parents children and motorists for the guards who face a dreadful test.
Community calendar lists Knights of Columbus Old Guard Lions Board of Adjustment and many group meetings from March 3 to March 20 including Shomrei Torah Sisterhood Rotary Hadassah and Kiwanis. A violent event described with a bystander urging children to fall on ground and protect them amid gunfire.
Correction notes Robin Herman was omitted from last week's honor roll. Miss Herman, a sophomore, earned four A’s. Other groups listed include Camera Club Sisterhood B’nai B’rith Recreation Commission Democratic Club and Men’s Club Sinai.
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hill side Times Publishing Co. Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside NJ 07205. Sidney Silverstein is editor and publisher with Sarah Silverstein abst advertising manager and Gail Brown asst editor. Thursday Feb 27 1969 subscription is 4.50 per year anywhere in the United States. Single copy 10 cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth NJ. Volume XLV number 7.
Leonard Scarola son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Scarola 528 Buchanan St has earned a professional engineers license. A Hillside High School graduate he earned a BS summa cum laude from Newark College of Engineering and an MS from MIT. He works as a mechanical engineer for Union Carbide Co Bound Brook and lives in Union with his wife and two children.
The Hillside Republican Policy Committee endorsed state Senate President Frank X. McDermott for the Republican nomination for governor. Arnold H. McClow announced the endorsement and said the committee will screen candidates for two Hillside Township Committee seats over several weeks. Allan Tumarkit is named chair of the policy committee.
Two parked cars were damaged last week by drivers who failed to stop. Jeffery Stier reported his car at 1475 N Broad St struck while parked. Pearl Langer reported damage to her car on Wright Street while parked.
Stanley Bielinski of lazz Prospect St was fined 20 dollars and his driver license revoked for 30 days by Municipal Judge George Lombardi in Union Municipal Court. Angela A. Rippo of 1128 Woodruff Ave was assessed 2 dollars.
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