Stagedoor 67 comic Freddie Roman at Hillside High
Freddie Roman leads the Stagedoor 67 show at Hillside High School on May 14 at 8 30 P M to raise funds for Probus Club summer camp for retarded children The program features a mix of entertainment with a family friendly appeal and tickets priced at 5 00 for orchestra and 3 00 for balcony reservations are available at local stores or by phone contact Moe Gast or Harry Stadelin
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Bell Heads Wassie Report Power Struggle Among Local Democrats
Nominations for Hillside Chapter UNIGO National officers occurred at the Tuesday College Inn meeting. Key posts named include President El Jonathan Bell and Vice Presidents Samuel Fazzone and Salvatore Maddalena, with others for Sec, Corr, Treasurer, Chaplain, and Squat. A board slate lists Donmino Di Voni, Conrad Cammarota, William Martucci, and Dominick Peterpaul.
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Dominick F. Peterpaul
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Samuel Fazzone
John L. Stasi
Patsy Federico
Peterpaul
Federico
Capital Fuels
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Ralph A. Tenessa
Long Avenue
Fazzone
Florence
N.J. Unico
Fazzone Anounces
Rumors of a Democratic faction fight in town politics
Rumors persist of a power struggle within the local Democratic Party ahead of the primary. Joseph L. Ram is named by the Screening committee as official candidate for the Town Committee, while reports claim a deeper factional battle aims to control the party. Allegations include cloak and dagger moves, intimidation of municipal workers, and battles over district lead roles. Henry J. Goldhor may oppose Rat, marking his first non-participation since 1948, with details moving to Page 7.
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Hillside Township Meeting Highlights and Local Theatrics
Hillside Township Committee session Tuesday included Mayor Ferrigno addressing a misfired public hearing moment as a woman claimed her hand was asleep. Arnold Witte teased Commissioner Diamond about a stage role while hinting at joining high schoolers to run the town the week of May 11 to 15. Police log notes a car gas theft at Lake Oiso Station, another theft of a 3500 dollar car on Yale Avenue, and a brush fire at Edgcomb Steel Co.
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Hillside Loses Transit Voice as Plans Move Ahead
A public plan to extend bus routes and restore service stirs questions about Hillside residents. Critics lament lost bus lines on Hollywood Ave to Conant St and Central, while a Trenton appeal for a passenger station remains unresolved. Community action is urged to prevent further erosion of transport options.
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Hillside Plaza to be designated on Route 78 tollway
Hillside gains a place on the map as Union Plaza identification confusion ends with a planned toll plaza on Route 78 Freeway. Officials say the Hillside Plaza tag will appear within Ne township limits, despite earlier misnaming. Construction estimates place the super-highway project at least in the near future.
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Board of Health Names Sanitarian Joseph Koscin
Middlesex native Joseph Koscin was named sanitarian for the Board of Health at an annual salary of 8000. He is currently a sanitary inspector in Middlesex with American Cyanamid Co. Bound Brook and has completed Rutgers courses in the field. The board mandates measles immunization for all entering school children. In March there were 24 births, 22 deaths, and 11 marriages. Health Officer Charles F. Dotto logged four dog bites, one pet mouse bite and one hamster bite, and conducted 37 sanitary inspections.
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Four Injured in Two Car Crash in Newark and Irvington
Four people were injured in a two car crash Sunday at Bloy Street and Chapman Street. Drivers Roland J. Reid, 49 of Newark and Maria M. Gordinho, 19 of Newark were hurt, along with passengers Caroei Valiante, 12 of Newark and Carmen Col, 14 of Irvington.
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Chapman St
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Grove St
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Maria M. Gordinho
First St
Caroei Valiante
Mt. Vernon Place
Carmen Col
Tremont Ter
Irvington
Gordinho
Primary May Be Postponed to September
The June 6 primary may be moved to September amid legal challenges to the state's new apportionment plan. Two suits are before Superior Court Judge Frank Kingfield who will receive briefs Friday. If postponed, voter registration deadlines would also shift to the fall.
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Hillside Man Wins Sweepstakes Cash Prize
Hillside resident Binder, operator of a curtain store at 927 Elizabeth Ave Elizabeth, wins 91000 in New Hampshire sweepstakes drawings. He plans to take his wife Goldie to Florida for a week using the prize. His ticket was among 35,005 sold in March and selected by computer last Monday.
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Witte GOP Pick for Township Committee
Arnold Witte was chosen at the Hillside Republican Club meeting on April 17 as the party’s candidate for the Township Committee in the primary. Endorsed by the GOP Policy Committee, he is expected to face the Democratic choice in the general election. Witte highlighted Republican efforts for better government and opposed new apartments, noting Republicans’ antiapartments stance since 1965 and urging federal help for a Hillside railroad station.
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Burns From Machine Backfire In Newark Plant
Roosevelt Freense of 66 Hillside Ave Newark suffered facial burns when a machine at Kogel Co Evan's Terminal Road backfired and threw hot plastic. He was treated at New Jersey Manufacturers Hospital and then moved to Beth Israel Hospital in Newark.
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Passover Services Begin Across Two Synagogues in Hillside
Passover starts at sundown Monday April 24 with services at Sinai Congregation Hillside 7:00 P.M. and 6:30 P.M. on April 25, plus morning sessions April 26. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen leads events including school and youth activities with PTA aiding preparations. Temple Shomrei Torah schedules morning services April 25 9:30 A.M. and April 26 9:30 A.M. plus additional sessions. Vesikor on May 2 completes the eight day festival.
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Teen driver’s crash on Clark Street sparks neighborhood alarm
A Hillside editor describes a Saturday April 15 crash on Clark Street where a teen driver, with four others aboard, rammed a parked car, then crossed lawns and a hedge before nearly hitting a house. Neighbors fear repeated racing and seek accountability as homes suffer costly repairs.
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