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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
7
Classified snippets include Miller Shade Co offerings venetian blinds wood shades and room furnishings, a first floor private family home for a business gentleman, two bedroom duplex with air conditioning, window washing and gutter cleaning services, and a heartfelt thanks from the Leta family for expressions of sympathy after a loss.
Saran Wall 38 of 7 Andover Street Plainfield was bruised in a Route 22 chain reaction crash last Wednesday. She refused medical aid choosing to see her own doctor. The other drivers involved were D W Dean 51 Monroe A Goffman 43 and Richard Chamberlin 40 all of New Jersey.
In Hillside Times March 21 1968 the Letters page questions dropping Lin Moe Goldberg from the Recreation Commission. It explains Goldberg served ten years as Board of Education’s rep to the Commission and notes the Board prefers a Board member liaison. The Township Committee must approve the Board’s recommendation.
A reader letter questions Hill side Lod firm possibly selling animals to laboratories. It urges townspeople to attend an April 11 conference to protest the shelter and protect abused pets.
The Townstip Committee of Hillside invites sealed bids for reconstructing parts of Salem Avenue and Wilder Street with FA-80 surface on a stabilized base. About 39 turns of bituminous stabilized stone totaling 6,015 square yards will be installed. Bids due April 16, 1968 at 8:15 p.m. Prevailing time at the Municipal Building.
Local letter writer Mrs. A Lords of Hillside condemns plans to hand animal care to Lodi authorities. She warns pets could be sold to laboratories and urges public scrutiny and opposition to the proposal.
A dissenter accuses a commercial warden and the Hillside town of bypassing state law by not holding animals for seven days and denying impounded pets. He links Eastcoast Animal Supply and the Lodi Humane Animal Shelter to laboratories, while praising Associated Humane Societies Inc. of Newark as a nonprofit serving residents.
The Flockin Cancer Relief plans its Annual Tag Drive in Newark and surrounding towns from April 1 to 6. Chairwoman Mrs Samuel Fremauer leads a nearly 1000 member volunteer group aiding cancer patients with therapy costs, hospital care, and medications. They support a Cancer Detection program and funded the Flo Okin Tumor Clinic at Beth Israel Hospital in Newark. They donated a Thermograph Unit for early breast cancer diagnosis, now used for other cancers as well.
Irvin Graef, 55, of 233 Pennsylvania Ave., arrested Thursday for threatening to kill his wife Annette. He waived preliminary hearing, held for grand jury action, and released on $500 bail after officers Madden and Wolkowski were called to the Graef home during an argument. Graef was treated at police headquarters for a small cut.
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