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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
3
Residents cry foul over liquor expenses for a pool function and critique Hillside officials. The letter accuses the pool commissioner and secretary of cost overruns, questions meeting attendance, and protests tax impact on 900 Hill side households while defending pool access and sponsorships.
A brief statement from a Township Committee meeting clarifies the object of a speaker's remarks. Attendees reportedly understood the aim of the comments during last week's session.
Alfred J Lords of Hillside NJ demands an apology from Arnold Witte after comments about tactics likened to Goebbels caused public confusion. Lords says Corwick spoke as a citizen, not for the party or Vincent Baldassano, addressing concerns within the Hillside Democratic club.
Elin Unger Post 273 led by Hillside commander Jack Schechter claimed eight awards at the Jewish War Veterans convention, surpassing prior post records. Honors included Blue Ribbon for membership growth and special citations for Sgt. Hyman Rheinstein Irvington and Commander Schechter, with total awards reaching ten to date. The final roundup will occur at the National JWV Convention in Florida.
The Mental Health Association of Union County will hold a special dinner meeting on Monday August 6 at Town and Campus Restaurant Union. President Pro Tem M Jordan Price announced the event to elect a new president to complete John J Callahan’s term after his retirement due to an appointment to the Union County District Court.
A playful exploration links fictional works to biblical phrases such as Green Pastures Psalm 23 2 The Sun Also Rises Ecclesiastes 1 5 The Grapes of Wrath Deuteronomy 32 32 The Skin of Our Teeth Job 19 20 The Little Foxes Song of Songs 2 15 The Voice of the Turtle Song of Songs 2 12 Inherit the Wind Proverbs 11 29 with note on metaphorical echoes across genres.
The Hillside Times requires all news and publicity releases to be typed and double spaced for consistency and legibility across editions. Editors remind staff to follow the standard format in every submission.
The Hillside Public Library hosts its fifth summer Story Hour on Tuesday with tales The Lion and the Rat Drummer Hoff and Make Way for Ducklings. Activities include poetry songs dances and singer plays for children ages four to seven. Two sessions run 9 30 to 10 15 and 10 30 to 11 15 each Tuesday in July and August. Registration is open during library hours.
The Washington Rock Girl Scout committee led by senior scouts reports a busy summer with volunteers supporting a camp project. The group organized activities and assisted with youth programs during the season.
More women pursue second careers with ample job opportunities in New Jersey. Dorothy Bradshaw of the NJ Department of Labor and Industry urges contacting local offices for information, lists of openings, and free testing and vocational guidance.
Weekly Hillside Times publishes notices and local items from Hillside New Jersey. July 26 1973 issue lists editor Sidney Silverstein publisher Sarah Silverstein and staff, with annual subscription five fifty and single copy fifteen cents.
The Newark Museum at 49 Washington Street hosts a busy week with Buster Keaton film screenings including Cops and The Electric House, a Pipe Museum tour led by Curator Dorothy Bartle, a mineral identification workshop by Dr. Alice Blount, and a Latin Beat themed concert by Jack Trager and band. The multimedia exhibit Tibet, A Lost World runs daily with slides and film sessions.
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