Officials To Run For Re election In Township Committee
Mayor Marvin Corwick and Commissioner Carmen Ferrigno will be named Democratic candidates for reelection at a special meeting tonight at College Inn. Democratic chairman Samuel Katz announced the gathering. Alexander Menza was named candidate for the General Assembly District 9A as Corwick aims for a second term and Ferrigno for a third term. Primary set for June 8 with registration due April 29. District 9A includes Elizabeth Hillside Roselle Roselle Park and Kenilworth.
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Marvin Corwick
Carmen Ferrigno
College Inn
Samuel Katz
Roselle
Alexander Menza
General Assembly
Ship
Ferrigno
Democratic
John Connor
Christopher Dietz
Carmen Liotto
Thomas Kaczmarek
Mathilda McGowan
Joseph Garrubbo
Assembly
Joseph Higgins
Hillside
Katz
Elizabeth
Roselle Park
Kenilworth
Hillside events and mischief fill town notice board
Hillside Rotary Anns prepare for the 3rd Flea Market & Antique Sale at Hillside War Memorial Building on Saturday April 24 from 10 30 a m to 5 30 p m with items including household goods bric a brac clothing and white elephants Tax Office hours for second quarter real estate tax payments are set for Monday April 19 April 26 and May 3 from 7 to 8 p m Marcus family meeting April 17 at 8 p m at 286 Florence Ave Mrs Sanford Brownstein to preside Several breakage and crime items including twelve window damages at Kaiser Aluminum 200 Route 22 and Central Bowl 1419 N Broad St a Chinese Auction at Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Church April 24 at 7 p m Hillside Creative Arts meeting April 21 7 30 p m and a Cadet Troop 365 slide show on April 26 at 7 30 p m Officers to be installed April 16 at Hillside Chapter 192 Order of the Eastern Star Threats to children on N Broad St and several thefts and burglaries noted including a diamond ring and camera theft at 148 Hiawatha Ave and other incidents fledgling reports of storm damage and various minor police notices.
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Hillside Rotary Club
Rotary Anns
Hillside War Memorial Building
B'nai Brith Election and Film Set for April 19
Hillside Ledge Wild B Nai Brith appoints officers for 1971 at Sinai Congregation Hillside Maple Avenue. Nominees include Sam Gath es for president and Harold Zonderman for treasurer. A film Beyond the Mirage will be shown with guest speaker and open forum on Arabs and Jews in Israel.
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Hillside Ledge Wild B’nai B’rith
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Hillside
Sandy Goldberg
Sam Gathes
Joseph Greenblat
Leonard Friedman
Aaron Zuckerman
Marvin Corwick
Harold Zonderman
Harold Wovsaniker
Abe Haber
Harry Kozadoy
Bernie Mandy
Sy Mass
Nate Friedman
Fred Kliman
Bob Goldberg
Phil Finkler
Dave Harper
Ben Tischler
Jerry Leiberskind
Morris Tannenbaum
Lou Devin
Ira Blumenthal
Jerry Faj
Israel
Lorne Greene
Teddy Kol=lek
Jerusalem
Shimon Peres
Elias Nakhleh
Knesset
Salim Joubran
Ha‘ifa
Middle East
Abe Cohn Named Recreation Head in Hillside
Abe Cohn of 359 Hollywood Avenue Hillside was elected Chairman of the Hillside Board of Commissioners at the annual reorganization meeting. A fifth year board member, he succeeds Jack Schulman of the Newark school system and is noted as a former star and professional basketball player with the Newark Hebrew Club. Cohn has long served as a respected basketball referee and softball umpire, helped found the Prince Street Playground Organization, and chairs the Prince Street Playground Scholarship Fund. He and his wife Jenny Snyderman have two children Barbara and Louis.
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Abe
Cohn
Metropolitan Area Softball Officials Association
American Softball Association
Newark
Prince Street Playground Organization
Prince Street Playground Scholarship Fund
Jenny Snyderman
Barbara
Louis
The
New Jersey Public Broadcasting Agency
Student Chosen To Tour Europe
Barry M Felker of Hillside is among 30 students chosen for a six academic credit European Spring tour sponsored by Brookvale College. The trip runs April 29 to June 3 visiting Amsterdam Brussels Paris Geneva Moscow Leningrad London and involves cultural, political and economic study with host families and post trip research.
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Barry M. Felker
Jerome Felker
Warwick Road
Hillside
Holland
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Russia
England
Brookvate College
Amsterdam
Brussels
Paris
Geneva
Moscow
Leningrad
London
Sheethy
Calization
Europe
Coaltitsleek
Ater
Voureal Ou Hope
America House
Mwe
Kolkery
Felker
Pepen
Ambulance squad HQ under construction damaged by vandalism
Donald J. De Santi reported a door ripped from hinges at the new Schley Street ambulance squad headquarters during the night. Wooden strips were also thrown from walls. Construction began about three months ago with public donations and aims for a summer completion. Richard M. Ferchak reported a 1969 car stolen from Lehigh Valley Railroad Station at 4 15 p.m. last Thursday along with a small safe, a gold ring, $1 000 in US Government bonds, insurance policies, deeds, and bills of sale for the 1969 car and a 1970 station wagon.
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Donald J. de Santi
McMichael Place
Schley St
Hollywood Ave
Richard M. Ferchak
Roosevelt Ave
Colonia
Lehigh Valley
U. S
Hillside Parade Set For Memorial Day Events
Jaycee's Hillside sponsors a Monday May 1 parade led by Dominic Zema and committee member Martin Prince invites Hillside residents friends and guests to join. Groups including Blessed Sacrament Golden Knights Coral Strummers, Minute Men Colonial Fire Drum and Bugle Corps and Argentine Raiders Drum and Bugle Corps are already signed with contact for organizers at 687-7497.
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Hillside
Pistol Point Robbery At Newark Stop and Shop
Allan Scott of 430 Springfield Ave Newark reported being held at pistol point and robbed of cash at the Stop and Shop at 1605 Mapleave last Wednesday around 9 pm. Two young men in their twenties, both black, entered the store one brandished a .22 pistol while the other emptied the till and fled past a 13 year old customer.
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Allan Scott
Springfield Ave
Newark
Pistol Point
Mapleave
Scott
Citizens Debate No 10 Bus Continuation At Hearing
Public hearing in Hillside scrutinizes continuation of the No 10 bus line amid a $3 million deficit. Public Service cites economic reasons while supporters warn of hardship for workers in high unemployment areas. A May 15 follow up hearing is planned at the PUC office on Raymond Highway.
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Public Service
Thomas McCluskey
A. Howard Finkel
Hillside
Newark
John Crowshey
Public Utilities Cormimission
PUC
Raymond High
Louis Dischler
McCluskey
Albert Parsonnet
Parsonnet
B.S
Maya Marvin
Corwick
P.S
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Marcus
Sheldon Brownstein
Florence Ave
Sanford Brownstein
Kaiser Aluminum Co
Route 22
Ween
Central Bowl
N. Broad St
Rosary Society
Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Church
Liberty Ave
Walter Zaroshlinski
Creative Arts
Hillside Creative Arts
Til Bettman
Sally Katchen
Wyoming
Hillside Ave
Hillside Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Mertz Ave
James Shackleford
Clinton Ave
Conant St
Michael J. Kuzio
Hiawatha Ave
Dennis-M.-Sape
Montgomery St
Bloomfield
Herbert Pereira
Raritan Road
Clark
Angelino Cordero
Baltimore Ave
Baker St
Eevee
Randy P. Kaye
Sagamore Road
Maplewood
Williamson Ave
Lawrence la Cara
Police Department
May Kaszyk
Daniel Menza
Mann Ave
la Cara
George Shelbourne
Hillside Photo Service
Abe Cohn
Marilyn Ferrigno
William Calley
My Lai
Vietnam
Nixon
Jean Goldhor
Barry Belker
Jaycee
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