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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
1
Education announces a new school medication policy from the New Jersey Department of Education. The policy bans aspirin and nonessential medicines at school and requires a written physician statement for any medication. Medication must be supplied by a parent or doctor and kept and administered by the school nurse on duty.
Project Find will participate in the town Health Fair at the Community Center. The project seeks out and enrolls older persons eligible for food assistance and is part of the White House Conference on Ageing recommendations. The Red Cross is designated to implement and administer the project with literature on display and Red Cross representatives present.
The Pee Wees of Hillside Pop Warner defeated Watchung Hills 7 to 6 in a close Sunday game. The team roster includes players William Hahn Thomas Shannon James Swartz James Hackett Jonathan Smith Mark Kirk Frank Young Miguel Thomas Michael Tansey Carl Frasier David Rothman Bob DelGuercio Gary Inez Greg Attanasio captain and coach lineup features several captains and coaches with missing players listed.
The October Health Fair will offer twelve medical screenings and four immunizations with exhibitors from twenty five health and social organizations. A Lab on wheels will be provided by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection at War Memorial Parking Lot, plus vehicle exhaust tests. The Motor Vehicle portable clinic will offer reflex and depth perception tests to attendees.
Professor Leon Landsman of 332 Field Place Hillside is appointed to two of NCE's 21 Faculty Committees for the current year. He will chair the Committee on Academic Standing and serve on the Committee on Learning Resources. He has taught at NCE since 1968.
Kraft Foods Hillside plant will shut its production facilities by month end affecting about 300 employees. Remaining district sales office and warehousing will continue. production moved to Allentown due to space constraints and expansion limits.
Joseph T. Loeb of 235 Clark Street is named campaign manager for Hillside’s three Independent candidates for township committee and associated offices. He credits the ticket as a cross section, notes a woman and a young candidate run for posts, and urges voters to choose independence over partisanship.
UNICO sponsors a Friday night rally at 7 30 PM inviting parents to join their children for a night of fun and to boost the football team ahead of the Saturday game against Rahway.
The Hillside township committee announced that a salary agreement with the police and fire departments is in place. Police receive an 773 dollar yearly across the board raise while firemen gain a 760 dollar increase, both aligning with Phase II guidelines pending wage board approval. A road department deal remains under renegotiation after Civil Service Commission concerns.
Hillside Pap Warner Midgets tie Watchung Hills 6 6 after a late 68 yard pass from Glen DiLeo to Chet Jagiello. Pee Wees win 7 6 with Fred Lang scoring and Cifelli connecting for the extra point. Bandits rally to beat Watchung Hills 19 13 as Art Issler fires four of six passes for 145 yards and two TDs.
Democratic candidates for Town Ship Committee Public Works Commissioner Jack K Ferrer and Alfred J Lordi and Tax Collector candidate Lawrence Levitas say nightly Hillside door to door visits confirm a November 7 victory. Ferrer cites community service roles and a Good Citizen Award while Lordi highlights education leadership and policy focus.
Hillside Republicans held a festive outdoor luau at J. Arnold Witte’s home to launch the township committee bid of Witte and Dr. Burton Bergman. The event drew about 300 attendees and featured food, music, and informal introductions of candidates including Walter Ullrich, Herbert Heibman Jr., and State Sen. Milton Walder.
Calvary Lutheran Church observes its fiftieth anniversary and marks the retirement of Rev Morgen Wagner after 44 years with the congregation. A 10:30 a.m. service features a sermon by Rev Wagner, followed by a 4:00 p.m. observance with Rev Paul Baranek as speaker and a 6:30 p.m. anniversary dinner at Mountainside Inn Route 22 Mountainside. Wagner, 70 in February, was ordained in 1928 in Reading Pa and has served Hillside since.
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