Bigger and Better Memorial Day Parade Than Before
Editorial lauds Hillside Jaycees for a growing Memorial Day parade and praises Parade Chairman Paul Szymanski and his committee. With Memorial Day on a Saturday plans emerge for a parade triple the size next year to honor fallen soldiers and unite the community.
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Paul Szymanski
Flag Day Call to Action and Student Volunteering
A public appeal urges residents and businesses to display the American flag on Flag Day Saturday June 14 and to back faith in government with action. It contrasts patriotism through display with student protests and notes volunteers tutoring in urban areas while urging concrete contributions beyond ceremonial displays.
Hillside Times Letter Questions June Election Output
A Hillside Times reader disputes page one coverage of June local tickets. They challenge the claim that Jonathan Bell swept to victory with a 61-55 tally, noting John Beattie won the 9th district 65-6 and arguing the article omitted that result and misrepresented margins.
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Hillside Times
McDermott
Meyner
Jonathan Bell
John Kulish
Bell
John Beattie
John Geraer
Hillside
Thanks For Honor Editor We Express Sincere Appreciation
A Hillside Times note extends heartfelt thanks to those whose efforts and support have been crucial, acknowledging community members who contributed to the success and wellbeing of local initiatives and events.
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Memorial Day tribute by Carteret Legion Band honors Vietnam son
Mr and Mrs Joseph Tangarie thank Carteret American Legion Band members who gave their time after the Memorial Day Parade to pay tribute to their son who died in Vietnam. The family missed receiving the band at home but praise the gesture as honoring a soldier and his birthday.
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Vietnam
Joseph Tangarie
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Inquiring Photographer Examines Baseball Popularity
Joe Loeb asks readers if baseball will regain popularity. Opinions vary noting football and soccer as more exciting. Critics blame current lack of action, faster pace, and decline in top players versus past eras. Some suggest a New Jersey major league as a remedy.
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New Jersey
Parsonnel and Norton Seek Second Term in District 15
A statement from Mrs Helen Norton and running mate A Parsonnel thanks friends and neighbors in district 15 for reelecting them as district leaders. They pledge to work for the people and support the district. Address listed at 54 Mading Terr and 164 North Ave.
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Hillside Times
al Parsonnel
Helen Norton
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A. Parsonnel
North Ave
Hillside Jimies weekly edition advert
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Fuhrman’s Note Three Graduations at Liberty Avenue
Three graduations were celebrated at the home of Mr and Mrs George Fuhrman in Oldeston Myron. A 21964 graduate of Iyers University earned a law degree from the University of Louisville. Stewart received a B S degree on June 4 from Newark College of Engineering in chemical engineering. Frieda Hupert, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hupert, also graduated on June 4 from Newark State College. They plan to marry on August 3.
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Liberty Ave
Oldeston
Myron
Iyers University
University of Louisville
Stewart
Newark College of
Oe Eering
Frieda Hupert
William Hupert
Stanley Terr
Newark State College
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