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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1971
Page
3
Mail carriers brave rain snow heat to deliver to doors but will stop at icy or heavily snowed walks. With rising injuries from slips, the post office asks homeowners and businesses to clear and salt walkways to mailboxes. A spokesman says carriers may withhold delivery if paths are hazardous. Your cooperation helps keep postal workers on their feet and mail moving.
Hillside earns 5000 in state road building aid as part of a Union County program funding road reconstruction or construction in ten municipalities. Separate items note a sermon at Temple Shomrei Torah, a faulty valve fire incident with no damage, theft and car theft reports, obscene calls, a dubious gas purchase event, cash theft from a home, a bullet incident, lumber theft, and a missing 1966 Pontiac station wagon.
The Mid-Atlantic States Section of the Air Pollution Control Association will award two prizes at the MASS-APCA meeting in Syracuse on April 22. Aimed at junior and senior high teachers, the $200 prize includes a plaque and one year of APCA membership. Entries postmarked by March 1, 1971, must describe student air pollution projects and be sent to Miss Eileen Brennan at Rutgers.
Sunday services at 1251 Fairmount Pl Elizabeth will feature a Bible lesson on Love from the parable of the Good Samaritan and a Science and Health reading. The talk cites Romans and a Mary Baker Eddy passage about brotherhood and aiding the needy. A note mentions a 1949 Heart Fund Campaign and a 20 percent decline in heart disease deaths among under 65.
At a regular meeting in the Municipal Building Hillside Creative Arts elected officers and chairmen with Matilda Reitman as Director Sam Katz as Assistant Director Ruth Rosenzweig as Recording Secretary Bert Baaytsi as Corresponding Secretary Rae Alboum as Treasurer and Gertrude Kreps outgoing Director presiding. A Fifth Annual Installation Dinner is planned for January 31 1971 at the Kingston Restaurant Union The Installing Officer will be Sally Katchen with Esther Cheriff as Mistress of Ceremonies and Hostess Reservations are open by contacting Esther Cheriff at 923-3278 after 500 pm Fifteen students attended the first beaded flower making class led by Celia Klimek who has an exhibit in the Municipal Building Lobby. Beginners classes in beaded flowers oil painting and sketching will continue Mondays at the Hillside PAL Building 274 Hillside Ave with no charge and special attention for beginners.
Mrs. Katherine Rubulatto of Hillside New Jersey suffered a broken hip after a 1969 ice fall and later qualified for disability insurance benefits. A Social Security representative visited her home to file the claim, and she began receiving July 1970 payments after a six month waiting period. She remains on crutches, pursues knitting and fantasy flower making, and hopes to return to regular work.
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