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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1965

Page

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Turnoff Witte Named GOP Candidates in Hillside

Hillside Republicans endorsed Turnoff Tarnoff and Arnold Witte at a Monday night meeting at the Polish American Club hall to pursue aggressive campaigns to oust the Township Committee. Tarnoff, a Hillside resident with a long local business and educational background, and Witte, a Hillside attorney with ties to Lehman and Villanova, presented party-supported plans.

Makary Tarnoff, Jr Arnold Witte Hillside Republican Club Bloy St Witte Tarnoff Cali Paign Thee Club Whic Warpoff Hillside Chapman Fits Citie Hillside Plumbers Rutgers Princeton University Tarnoft Harden- Looker A. P. Mortis Hillside Haw School Northeastern University Marine Corps Santa Ana College Long Beach State College

Hillside Master Plan Links Soil and Slope to Growth

The Hillside Planning Board released its second Master Plan report detailing how soil types and topography shape land use. It highlights a 180 foot high northern Summit Ave area and a 30 foot low riverfront zone, with flat terraces favoring industry and steeper zones suited to housing.

Robert Diamond Hillside Planning Board Hillside Summit Ave Elizabeth River Ramsey Ave Winans Dover Avenues Clark St Union County Park Commission Bloy St Route 22 Hillside Ave Planning Board Elizabet Liberty Ave Route 22 Jughandle Hill Side Ave Evans Terminal

Hillside fights for Route 278 amid regional road clashes

The piece details Hillside and Roselle leaders clashing over Route 278 and Route 78, with concerns about conflict of interest by Mayor Warren C. Stadden and proposals affecting Newark and Union County. It covers Hillside’s opposition to central highway routes, the Aldene Plan, and rail passenger funding pressures, alongside Alabama flag controversy and Sinai Congregation’s 25th anniversary celebration led by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen.

Warren C. Stadden Roselle Union Hillside Elizabeth Route 278 Newark Tee Elizabeth River Union County Te Central Railroad of New Jersey Jersey Central Little Don Quixote Bate Sinai Congregation Eliezer Cohen Cohen Sinai

Objections Continue To Apartment Houses

Residents object to a proposed 64 unit apartment complex at North Broad and King Streets. The third public hearing adjourned pending a drainage study by Township Engineer Fuhrmann. A petition with 413 signatures was presented by Dr Henry Kongelman challenging the project. A dispute over expected tax revenue arose between Judge Harold Borden and Arden Homes lawyer Joseph Kane. Concerns included traffic impact, school costs, and potential lower property values, with church trustee John Conlin noting safety for parish students.

North Broad and King Sts Oniny Board Joseph 5. Fuhrmann Henry J. Kongelman Homeowners Action Association Executive Committee Harold W. Borden Malden Ter Joseph R. Kane Arden Homies Inc Kane Hillside Albert Schoen Bortley James P. Whitlock John A. Conlin St Catherine's Church

Hillside to Fight Route 78 Relocation Effort

Mayor Robert Diamond vows vigorous action against moving Route 78 through Hillside. Assemblyman Jerome U Burke proposes shifting the line from Newark Weequahic to Hillside along the Elizabeth River. Diamond plans to attend a Washington meeting with Clarence Marcin Jr. and seeks support from Newark Mayor Hugh Addonizio, Rep. Florence Dwyer, and Union County officials. SZARKO'S LIQUOR STORE advert follows.

Federal Bureau of Public Roads Hugh Addonizio Newark Washington Hillside Robert Diamond State Highway Department Weequahic Spyington Irvington Fitoats Jerome U. Burke Essex Elizabeth River Ty Aan Aed Washington, D.C Clarence Marcin Jr Martin Diamond Union County Florence P. Dwyer

Kifner Photo Honored At Hillside PAL Building

Mrs Paul Kiffer widow of Hillside PAL president receives photo display in Hillside MAL Building. Edward Love club secretary and Det Alois J. Stier PAL director present. Kiffer led fundraising and mentored youths by aiding dance ticket purchases. Plaque presented by Edward Love.

Paul Kiffer Hillside Pal Kiffer Hillside Mal Hillside Kiwanis Club Kifner Edward “J. Love Alois J. Stier Pal Love

Protest Meeting Aims at Two Highways Path

Residents plan a protest meeting Thursday to organize against two highways. The meeting will address road projects near Noril Ave Korli Rae BF 260 and North Vyny dns Artin Weinstock, with emphasis on local impact and community action.

Odinulie Apriboty Morris Snail Marlon Kuue Noril Korli Artin Weinstock Tony i

Hillside Cancer Crusade Sets $3500 Goal

Mrs Henry Roche and Mrs James Intrabartolo announce Hillside aims for 3500 in the April cancer crusade. Volunteers will canvass block to block and engage businesses schools and groups to meet the quota while distributing life saving cancer facts and information on the American Cancer Society effort. The drive seeks funds for research education and service and Mayor Robert Diamond urges residents to support and learn the life saving facts.

Henry Roche James Intrabartolo Hillside Roche Intrabartolo American Cancer Society Robert Diamond

Jack Redlus Hardware Ad Promotes Garden Tools

Local hardware ad highlights grass seed fertilizer and garden tools from Jack Redlus Hardware and Moore Paints located at 1299 Liberty Ave WA. The snippet notes NI and WA area listings with phone-style references for contact.

Jack Redlus Moore Paints Liberty Ave

Review Plan Study Session at Siles Congregation Youth Center

Alvin Gersqey will present preliminary data on population trends and physical characteristics at a Men's Club meeting of the Siles Congregation Youth Center on April 4. The review covers traffic analysis, community facilities, housing restrictions, and capital improvements.

Ewe Siaye Phagrati At & I Pl Siles Sime

Glikin Named To Education Group

Mr. Norman Glikin, president of Temple Shomrei Torah at 910 Salem Ave, has been appointed a member of the United Synagogue Regional Commission on Jewish Education. The group will set Hebrew school standards in Northern New Jersey and revise aims of Hebrew schools in light of new studies. Glikin will play a key role in its deliberations.

Norman Glikin Temple Shomrei Torah Salem Ave United Synagogue Regional Commission On Jewish Education New Jersey Girkin

Health Board Meeting Rescheduled to April 14

The regular meeting of the Health Board scheduled for Wednesday April 7 has been moved to April 14 this week. The notice states the change is official and reflects the new date for the session.

Tne Board of Health

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Turnoff New York University Helcopter Jarnoff Jaycees Mumibers Gate Way Flewid State of New York Dow and Stovebridge Hurdes Aid Hillside High School Lehih University Bethlehiem Ene Witite Villanova School At Law Villanova St. Thomas More Law Club Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company Burnett Inc Hillside Jaycees Lewers St. Catherine's Church M. Sehulinin County Board of Freetolders Vive Tmide United Fund of Apex Signal Service Bristol-Myers Ethelald Company, Inc 1.C.W.U Hudson Bergen County Westinghouse Lg.e.w Speetul A. Cooper Cooper Iiley Cooper We Campaigns Makary Tarnoff JR Baston Jacob Escoff Moulders John Halkowich Cooper Alloy Corp Willian P. Hourihan America Alabama Montgomery Confederacy Dixie Republic South Capitol TOBIA Tobia’s Liberty Avenue N.J. Waverly Szarko's Liquor Store PAL Hillips Glikin Health Board
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