Public Opinion Letter Urges Blood Donation Reforms
A Hillside reader criticizes a New York Daily News Public Opinion column and argues blood banks and Red Cross services should not charge for donations. He suggests programs allowing a head of family to donate a pint annually with credits for family members and urges Mr W to investigate options for Jim and his family.
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Hillside Times
New York Daily News
Hillside
N.J
B. W
Red Cross
Mr. W
Jim
Jerry Eben
Franklin Street
Lehr for Hillside Board of Education Urged by PTA Member
A Hillside PTA attendee endorses Dr E Thomas Lehr as a candidate for the Hillside Board of Education. The writer, a Hillside graduate now in college, stresses Lehr’s qualifications and commitment to the school system and urges voters to support him.
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Hillside Times
P.T.A
E. Thomas Lenz
Hillside Board of Education
Hillside School System
Board of Education
E. Thomas Lehr
Ronald Pingaro Williamson
Weiss Promises Expanded School Aid and Programs
Weiss pledges continued support for state aid to schools and new programs after evaluation. He asks voters to back the school budget, arguing education is the priceless gift for children.
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Weiss
Sinai Sisterhood Paper Drive Planned for January Day
Paper drive organized by the Sinai Sisterhood will be held Sunday January 26. Residents should bring waste paper tied in bundles to the Clark Street entrance of the Youth Center for collection.
Lenz Proposes Expansion and School Liaison Plan
Dr. Lenz advocates expanding the school grounds from 28.9 to 65 acres and suggests appointing a board member to liaison with each school. A Hillside resident for ten years, he is a graduate of Upsald College and Temple University Dental School, married with four children, and serves as Vice President of the Hillside Board of Health.
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Hillside
Doris Weiner
Philadelphia
Lenz
Hillside Board of Health
New Jersey Draft Call Up For February 1969
Colonel Joseph T. Avella, New Jersey state director of selective service, announced a February 1969 induction call of 877 men, 156 more than January. About 1,120 men will go to Newark for pre induction exams. Of the national 33,700 February inductions, 1,500 are for the Marines, so New Jersey’s 877 inductees are expected to be allocated similarly.
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Joseph T. Avella
New Jersey
Selective Service
Armed Forces
Newark
U.S. Marine Corps
Marines
Hillside Board of Education Candidate Speech by Mrs Fischer
Mrs Fisher, candidate for Hillside Board of Education, held a Monday evening meeting at her home. She pledged to vote for the children and promised to listen to Hillside residents, as women supporters urged female representation on the board.
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Jane S. Fischer
Hillside Board of Education
June Fischer
Don Voltaggio
Abe Melamed
Hy Hesse
Robert Oram
Anthony Magnotta
Robert Ganz
Jerome Kaplan
William Blumenau
Robert Yerting
Barry Klarfeld
Harold
Norman Forer
Carl Salzman
Jerry Masucci
Alvin Gorlin
Philip Goldman
Bonnie Blumen
Police Join Pursuit of 3 Bandits
Hillside police joined a large search with FBI and Newark Irvington for three bandits after a hold up at Bank of Commerce Newark. Patrolman Thomas Williams fired three shots as the suspects fled with $10,000. A cat used in the robbery was found near three apartments on Schley Street. Police searched the apartments without locating the bandits.
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Hillside
Newark
Irvington
Bank of Commerce
Hawthorne Ave
Thomas Williams
Schley St
Field Place
FBI
Mrs. White Honored for Civic Service in Hillside
Biography notes Mrs. White’s extensive public work in Hillside and beyond, including roles on the Hillside Board of Education 1941 1956, leadership in women’s clubs, defense council service in World War I, Zulu mission support, and recognition as Woman of the Year in 1953.
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Page 1Terian Women's Association
National Commission On Ecumenical Relations
Hillside Mayor's Defense Council
Woman's Club of
Hillside
White
Jean A. White
Sour Africa
New Jersey Federation of Womans Clubs
Hillside Board of
Hillside Business and Professional Womans Club
Hillside Reserve Police Seeks New Members
The Hillside Reserve Police launches a recruitment drive led by William J. McBride Civil Defense Director. A Basic Reserve Police School starts in early February for new candidates from Union County municipalities. The 36 hour course runs eight weeks, two hours weekly, covering first aid and law enforcement basics. Contact Police Headquarters for information. unit overseen by Police Chief Ernest Voelk and Commander George Helock.
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Hillside Reserve Police
William J. McBride
Union County Civil Defense and Disaster Control
Basic Reserve Police
Union County
Reserve Police
Hillside Civil Defense and Disaster Control
Regular Police Department
Ernest Voelk
George Helock
Pingry Representatives Attend District II Alumni Council Meet
Robert K. Keller and Theodore L. Mayhew represented Pingry School at the District II meeting of the American Alumni Council held January 14 to 17 at Host Farm Resort Motel in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Seminars covered alumni fundraising and public relations activities and publication editing.
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Robert K. Keller
Theodore L.mayhew
Pingry School
Hillside Institution
American Alumni Council
Host Farm
Lancaster
Sears to Speak on Tax Outlook at Hillside Association
The Hillside Industrial Association holds a 6:30 p.m. meeting on Thursday January 23 1969 at College Inn. Guest speaker is Senator Harry L Sears of Morris County a Butler native and Rutgers Law School graduate now with Young and Sears in Boonton. He will address The Tax Outlook for 1969 in New Jersey and serves as Senate Assistant Majority Leader and Appropriations Committee Chairman.
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Hillside Industrial Association
Harry L. Sears
Morris County
Butler
New Jersey
Butler Public
Rutgers Law School
United States Navy
Young and Sears
Boonton
College Inn
Sears
Senate
Three youths charged in Center Bowl thefts
Three youths were caught sacking cars and stealing 500 worth of stereo gear last Wednesday. James Harley age 18 of 204 Johnson Ave Newark and two juveniles, 16 and 17, were apprehended at 6 54 p m in the Center Bowl parking lot 1319 N Broad St Harley held without bail while the juveniles were sent to county juvenile detention.
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James Harley
Johnson Ave
Newark
Center Bowl
N. Broad St
Harley
Detectives Arrest Brooklyn Man on Broad Street Assault
Detectives Daniel Marx and Robert J. De Prospo arrested Frank Toledo 34 of 7918 Fifth Ave Brooklyn at 2 55 p m last Tuesday at the Mid State Container Go 1319 N Broad St on charges of atrocious assault and battery James Faulk 55 Rose Ter Newark was the complaintant Bail set at 2500 dollars.
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Daniel Marx
Robert J. de Prospo
Frank Toledo
Fifth Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
N. Broad St
James Faulk
Rose Ter
Newark
Hillside Times January 23 1969 newspaper masthead
Weekly Hillside Times published by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey 07205 Editor Sidney Silverstein Publisher. Assistant editors and staff listed. Subscription rates per year four dollars fifty cents. single copy ten cents. Second class postage Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume 45 Number 12.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Gail Brown
United States
Elizabeth
Hillside Young Democrats Organize Meeting
The Hillside Young Democrats announce an organizational meeting on Wednesday January 29 at 8 PM at Mayor Alexander J. Menza 67 Georgian Court. Mayor Menza will advise the group with Commissioner Carmen Mary in Corwick and Late Share present. Committees will draft a constitution and plan programming.
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Hillside Young Democrats
Alexander J. Menza
Georgian Court
Carmen Mary
Corwick
Share
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