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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
3
Seventh and eighth graders describe travel plans to Mexico Spain and California with relatives visiting grandparents camping with Girl Scouts and a Las Vegas cousin. They also mention a Bradley Beach trip with Mr and Mrs Fern and their two sons and working as a babysitter.
Police nabbed two 15 year olds and a 17 year old after looting a car owned by Walter Yarot at 465 Howard Ave. The vehicle struck a gas pump at 12 03 p m near Hillside Truck Stop 375 Route 22. Looted items included guitars and clothing. youths released to parents pending juvenile action.
The New Pavilion in Newark Beth Israel Medical Center’s East Wing offers 30 semi private beds with wall to wall carpeting private lavatories and special lighting for patients and physicians. Executive director Lester M Bornstein welcomes first patient Robert Ruben backed by head nurse Mrs Tuske.
Public Opinion from the Hillside Times decries Republican leaders who use tactics to preserve their clique in office. The piece accuses the group of manipulating processes and curbing competition to remain in control.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Reverend Thomas F Canty Council 3197 Knights of Columbus Hillside hosts a dessert card party May 13 at 7 00 PM at Elizabethtown Gas Company Chairlady Kathleen Trackenberg Co chairlady Joan Saulnier with ticket prizes and refreshments duties assigned by committee members including Ann Growney Joan Handy Fran Mayer Marie Mullery and Jo Marie Pellettiere. The message includes local political concerns about District Leaders and county committee control and petitions filed in several districts with duplicated names. Albert Schoen 1450 N Broad St signs.
Walter Szymanski reports Hillside Jaycees announce plans for the largest Memorial Day Parade in the township. Parade Chairman Paul Szymanski and the organizing team are finalizing route, participants, and festivities for this year’s event.
Police investigated the death of 76 year old Mary Jagoda whose body was found in her 229 Hollywood Avenue apartment. Building owner Albert Swider reported a strong odor and prompted the inquiry after noting the scene and presumed several days since death.
Hillside Times published weekly by Hill side Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad Hillside 5 New Jersey. Editor Sidney Silverstein Publisher, Assistant Advertising Manager Sarah Silverstein, Assistant Editor Gail Brown. Subscription $4.50 yearly, 10 cents per copy. Second class postage paid Elizabeth, NJ. Volume 45 Number 27.
The Szymanski family and former President Martin Prince lead a push to mobilize at least 2500 participants for a planned march, signaling strong organizational effort and hoped for broad turnout.
Officials instruct that any organization not yet receiving an invitation should contact Martin Prince at Bill Side Cut Rate Drug Store during daytime hours to confirm participation and ensure inclusion.
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