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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
7
Miller Shade Co at 1392 Liberty Ave Hillside offersTraverse Rods Glass and Screens table pads wood products and painting interior services. Ad proclaims low prices and professional workmanship with guaranteed results and delivery options.
Willie L Kennedy of 813 S 14th Newark was released on 500 bail for driving while revoked after a minor crash. Mark Smith 7 of 1042 John Glenn Drive suffered a left hand laceration while cutting food at home. treated by Dr. Eugene Greenwald. Robert Bland of 1059 Sayre Road Union reported a 20 inch black and white bicycle stolen from Center Bowl. Roof damage and theft of a spare tire rim and bumper jack reported from a 1966 convertible parked nearby.
More than four thousand students from kindergarten to high school start the 1967 1968 term. Officials urge parental support for learning and safe driving around schools. Detectives Jack King and Daniel Marx are praised for recognizing and catching two fraudulent check passers at Atlantic City Race Track from a crowd of 25 000. Hillside police credit their teamwork and persistence.
Safety Pays! stresses the Hillside Safety Council message on stop sign use. It argues drivers must stop look and go safely at intersections to prevent unnecessary accidents caused by rushing entries into flowing traffic.
Ram alleges Henry Goldhor failed to clear himself in a Hillside land deal and accuses him of conflicts of interest as Hillside Management Corp. attorney and town official. Ram challenges Goldhor’s candidacy and urges voters to back Joe Ram in the September 12, 1967 primary.
Union Township Adult School expands its curriculum with eight new courses. Registration at Union High School daily 1 to 4 PM through October 2 1967 or by mail using brochure forms. Evening registration Sept 18 and 20 7 to 9 30 PM. Courses include data processing basics with field trips, tennis instruction by Jerry Samsky, charm and personal styling with Rita Bonin, English for foreign born learners, sewing and pattern alterations, first year German, and Red Cross standard first aid.
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