Hillside Times invites letters to editor for readers
The Hillside Times calls for signed letters on topics of interest to The Hillside Times readers. Letters must be 200 words or less, typed and double spaced, with author identity withheld on request unless political in nature. Send to Editor at 1443 N Broad St Hillside NJ 07205 or from the squad, free to Hillside residents.
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Praise From Nicolaus to the Hill Side Times
Phil Nicolaus thanks Hillside Times for equal coverage in the November issue and extends appreciation to supporters in his U S Congress race. He urges volunteers and constructive advice for the winner and blesses the free press.
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Hillside Times
Hillside
U.S. Congress
Phil Nicolaus
Robert St
Thanks Squad To The Editor Expresses gratitude to Hillside Ambulance Squad
A letter to the editor thanks the Hillside Ambulance Squad for assistance over several months in transporting an ill mother to the hospital and obtaining a hospital bed and walker. The writer notes multiple calls and appreciation for the squad's help.
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Hillside Ambulance Squad
Traffic Bureau Recommends Auto Emergency Kit
The Hillside Police Traffic Bureau urges winter preparedness with an emergency kit including heavy gauge battery cables four feet beyond the fender, four long burning flares or reflectors, a first aid kit, tire chains, a flashlight or lantern, gloves, a rug or coarse matting, a tow chain sand or rock salt and a shovel. Hillside drivers are urged to carry these items to keep roads clear and traffic moving. In other news, Hillside Creative Arts presents pastel artist Jean Dart on Nov 13 at 7:30 PM at the Community Center, with Dart noted for delicate floral works and New Jersey shows, and art classes led by Bill Davis at the Workshop on Monday evenings.
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Traffic Bureau
Hillside Police
National Safety Council
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Hillside Creative Arts
Jean Dart
Hillside Ave
Dart
Maplewood
Art Students’ League
Europe
New Jersey
South Orange
Bill Davis
Davis
Chicago Art Institute
Republic Commercial Art School
N.Y
Toy Drive Expands Aid Across New Jersey Posts
The Elin-Unger Post 273 Jewish War Veterans led by Larry Singer and Seymour Frankel expands its toy drive beyond Hillside to Crippled Children’s Hospital Newark Janet Memorial Home Elizabeth and Essex County Children’s Shelter Belleville. Post urges donations of usable items with contact details for pickup and captions for Times photos.
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United States
Larry Singer
Hill
Elizabeth
N.J
Essex County Children's Shelter
Belleville
Post
Jack Schecter
Hillside
Maple Ave
Seymour Frankel
Dover Ave
Jack Schechter
Mann Ave
Hillside Times weekly issue details and staff
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad Street Hill side New Jersey 07205. Editor and Publisher Sidney Silverstein oversees the operation with Sarah Silverstein as assistant advertising manager and Bernard Levine as assistant editor. The Thursday, November 9, 1972 edition lists subscription at $5.50 per year nationwide and single copies at 15 cents, with second class postage paid at Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad Street
Hillside New Jersey
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Bernard Levine
United States
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Hillside Jaycees Elect Two Board Directors
Jaycees President Jerry Eben announced Franklin Mann as External Director and Arthur Flax as Internal Director to link Board and General Membership, guide community service projects, and lead training. Mann and Flax are veteran members noted for advancing Jaycee goals. The Board also appointed Anthony Bevilacqua Publicity Chairman. Membership rose from 24 in August to 50 by November 1.
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Jerry Eben
Hillside Jaycees
Franklin Mann
Arthur Flax
Mann
Flax
Jaycee
Anthony M. Bevilacqua
Hillside
Eben
Free Diabetes Tests Offered at Memorial General Hospital
Overweight adults over 40 are urged to attend free diabetes detection tests next Thursday November 16 from 10 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm at Memorial General Hospital Union. Volunteers assist physicians in a program run with the Township Board of Health and Dr Frank Cerone. Tests have been free since 1965 with about 375 on the day last year. early detection helps control the disease with diet or pills, sometimes insulin.
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Memorial General Hospital
Union
Township Board of Health and Health
Frank Cerone
Justin Gershon
Justin Gershon, Chairman of the Diabetes Detection Clinic
Memorial General
Gershon
Cerone
Hillside Jaycees to Attend New Jersey Mini Convention
Hillside Jaycees plan a November assembly at Cherry Hill Inn to vote on public issues and share ideas. About 200 local Jaycee chapters participate quarterly. Anthony DeRogatis will vote for Hillside, with Dexter Graef Michael Arons and Richard Hoffman among the attendees.
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Hillside Jaycees
New Jersey
Jerry Eben
Hillside
Dexter Graef
U.S
Michael Arons
Richard Hoffman
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