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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
2
Hillside employs Public Health nurses Sylvia Finkel and Ruth Ochse. They provide nursing services to individuals, groups, homes, schools, and public centers, refer people to agencies, aid prenatal clients, teach immunization and child care, monitor newborn care, advise on feeding and behavior, and reinforce doctors instructions.
Public gratitude from Mrs. T Serratelli for the Hillside Police Department Sergeant Lepore Patrol man Hach and Werte and the Hillside Ambulance Squad for their prompt response when her husband fell ill October 16 1968. She credits their training and competence with saving his life.
The program includes weekly care three mornings at Christ the King School with weighing measuring vision and hearing screening dental exams and physicals. A TB program x-rays for positives and first aid at school. Home visits birth certificates guidance and formula for new babies. Nurses visit TB patients poison control visits and disease reports. They provide prenatal infant care literature and vaccines and arrange summer camps for underprivileged children. A child care course was offered to Girl Scout Cadets.
The Hillside Education Association met for a general membership dinner at Ols Cider Mill Union on Friday October 25. Guest speaker William Flynn discussed professional negotiations and the role of NJEA in supporting local leaders as HEA plans to work with a hired Board of Education negotiator.
Mrs Nor man Glendinning president of the New Jersey Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will make an official visit to Essex County on Sunday at 11 30 A M The event at Stuart E Edgar Post 493 Nutley includes a reception luncheon and a business meeting with 27 Essex units Mrs Michael Ladines and Mrs Nancy Milewski are coordinating officials
Detective Alois J. Stier of PAL appeals for funds to support the Hillside PAL youth program for junior and senior high students. Despite township takeover of the building, the program relies on public donations to cover about 1000 dollars yearly for the rifle team and other activities. Over 7500 letters were mailed with only 420 received. The PAL runs nightly games and basketball, and the facility hosts community groups including the Police Reserve and Arts Commission.
USPS Piloting and Small Boat Handling classes attract more students at Hillside and Livingston high schools. Directors Costello and Johnson report 85 and 100 learners in week five and six, with four sessions yearly by the Northern New Jersey Power Squadron. Registration opens January 28 at James Caldwell High and February 4 at Montclair High.
Jonathan Bell announces Charles J. Irwin will address the Hillside Republican Club on November 7 at College Inn. Irwin, Mountainside resident and lawyer, is a former Mountainside official and Union County leader, with military service and civic work.
An OCR fragment notes movement of New Jersey’s youth toward out of state colleges. The piece hints at broader trends in higher education migration from New Jersey to other states.
The notice lists the Hill side Times Publishing Co. address at 1443 North Broad St Hill side New Jersey 07205 with staff titles Sidney Silverstein editor and publisher Sarah Silverstein assistant advertising manager Gail Brown assistant editor and confirms Thursday November 7 1968 as the issue date. Subscription is 4.50 per year nationwide and single copies are 10 cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume XLV Number 1.
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