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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1967
Page
7
Public notice outlines ad pricing 25 words or less at 1.25 dollars with minimums and repeat ad rates 4 cents per word 25 words or less with 57 dollars minimum plus display classified at 2 dollars per inch and a 5 PM Tuesday deadline and phone contact 23-9207.
A collage of classified notices lists carpentry, painting, lawn mowers repair, drapery and upholstery, and home improvement services. Advertisers include F Hint Enberger, Dele Craft Painting, Shade Co, Miller, Mike Powell, Janet Decorators, and others with phone contacts and locations such as Hillside and Monroe Gardens.
Critics say the 1950s era act allowing benefits for strikers will drain the unemployment fund. A PUB study warns current strikes could cost 3/4 million dollars weekly if the law took effect in October. Lawmakers and voters are urged to seek repeal before November elections.
A letter to the editor challenges Arnold Witte and the local Republican Party over credit for defeating the Hillside apartment referendum. The writer notes ballots that rejected apartments also elected two Democrats to the Township Committee, arguing Democratic voters caused the outcome.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology welcomed 917 students to its Class of 1971 including Sayer and Goldberg. The freshman class spans 49 states and 21 countries with 42 foreign students, 85 percent in the top tenth of their high school class, and 344 in editorial work.
Lou Harper of 189 W King St will be saluted by Hillside Jewish community at an Israel Bond Testimonial Diner on Thursday evening November 10 at Maplewood Manor. Norman Feldman announces the event with Max Schleifer as dinner chairman and 75 Hillside leaders on the committee. Reservations are $25 per couple. telephone 623 9033 to reserve.
Bnai Brith urges Soviet Union to honor UN and constitutional commitments and allow cultural religious rights for Jews. It condemns state suppression, anti Zionist rhetoric, and family separation barriers while calling for a review of rights during the anniversary year.
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