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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1968
Page
4
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The Hillside Republican Club endorsed E Jonathan Bell and Franklin A Feltman for the Hillside Township Committee at its April meeting Bell is the club president and Feltman a former president and Board of Education member Plans were announced for a June Amish Country trip a one day tour costing about ten dollars per person A goal to add 77 new members by year end was stated along with a July picnic and a kick off dinner for the two candidates It was noted Edward Zipf will be honored for joining the Board of Education and over 200 people are expected to attend Affiliates reports included Board of Freeholders member Charles Tracy Hillside Township Committee member J Arnold Witte and others
Hillside Avenue residents report thefts from cars on Hillside and Hiawatha Avenues. A ladies watch with initials J.A.G. was turned in to Police Headquarters after being found near Harden Locker School. Police also report a tire and wheel stolen from another vehicle. Daniel Gould, 63, was arrested for bookmaking and maintaining a gambling premises. bail set at 2500. James Doyle and Robert Yesko, both 19, arrested for disorderly conduct after breaking a car window. bail set at 25 each.
The Hillside Republican Club honored Allan L. Tumarkin for his long service to the party. He received a plaque and was introduced by Marie Oakie as program chairman. Tumarkin spoke on The Philosophy of the Republican Party in Hillside.
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