Editorial Lets Step Forward On Wil am H Buie Community Center
The township faces a clash over supervising a proposed seven member commission or the Recreation Board for a youth centered program. The piece urges a new independent commission with full time staff and student representation to ensure educational and cultural activities, with a two year trial and stronger youth focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam H. Buie
Recreation Board of Commissioners
Jaycees
Recreation Commission
Peter G. Humanik
Board of Recreation
Theommitteemen
Hillside Hosts Activities From Dance To Clean-Up Drive
Hillside hosts events including the 20th Annual Mothers Day Dance at College Inn on May 8. A dessert card party benefited the Hillside Ambulance Squad. Pop Warner cheerleader tryouts are set for May 15 and 20. Clean-Up Week runs May 17–23. Free rabies clinics offered May 6, 8, and 9. A Hillside Police officer completed a week of training at the New Jersey State Police Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Police Reserve Association
College Inn
Hillside Woman’s Club
Elizabethtown Gas Company
Elizabethtown Plaza
Elizabeth
Albert Vreeland
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Oonny
Pop Warner
Little League Field
Gard Avenue
Arte
Health Department
Neeaer
Richard Cann
Hillside Police Department
New Jersey State Police Academy
Sea Girt
Who Will Administer Center Deliberations Delay Ordinance
A dispute over who will run the William H Buie community Center delayed the township committee vote on creating the center and a supervising commission. Residents Joseph Ram and Arthur Goldberg urged the Recreation Commission to handle administration, while supporters urged a separate commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Buie
Joseph Ram
Trinity Pl
Arthur J. Goldberg
Fairbanks St
Recreation Commission
Carmen Ferrigno
Ram
Township Committee
Goldberg
Eye Screening Clinic Opens Tuesday at PAL
Mayor Carmen J. Ferrigno and Max Ginsberg announce a free Eye Health Screening at the PAL Building in Hillside. Sponsored by New Jersey College of Medicine and Denistry and the Hillside Lions Club, the program runs May 5 to 8 from 9 to 11 and 1 to 3 each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Max Ginsberg
Hillside Lions Club
New Jersey College of Medicine
den- Astry
P.A.L
Tense GOP Contest Goes To Districts
The June primary in Hillside features two candidates for township committeeman and fifty two petitions for thirty district leader posts on two slates. Arnold Witte faces criticism from John Geraci of the Republican screening committee over harmony concerns while Arnold McClow defends the committee’s choices and questions its methods. Bell’s ballot line control is alleged to shape district leader selections, with Witte claiming many incumbents were moved from the organization line. Continuous coverage noted with references to Franklin A Feltman and Louis Aiello among listed candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Witte
John Geraci
Republican Screening Committee
Witte
Harmony
Geraci
Joseph Loeb
Bell
Republican of
Union County
Franklin A. Feltman
Gertrude Feltman
Louis Aiello
Ruth Hall
Takes Issue With "Committee" Title
Arnold H. McClow of the Hillside Republican Club policy committee objects to a screening committee report as misleading. He says the committee is appointed by County Committee Chairman Dr. E Jonathan Bell and questions who serves on it. He notes the screening panel has long been the Republican Policy committee with various representatives and at large members and supports Arnold Witte's bid for reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte
Arnold McClow
Hillside Republican Club Policy Committee
McClow
Republican Screening Committee
Arnold H. McClow
Hillside
Republican Club
Arnold Witte
E. Jonathan Bell
Republican Policy Committee
Hillside Republican Club
Allan L. Tumarkin
Hillside Republicans endorse Joe Loeb for Township Committee
Edward M. Zipf president of the Hillside Republican Club announces Joseph T. Loeb has the committee’s endorsement and is the club’s overwhelming choice. Zipf cites Loeb’s dedication to hard work and problem solving as reasons for support and says Loeb will provide a prepared statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Loeb
Hillside Republican Screening Committee
Edward M. Zipf
Hillside Republican Club, Inc
Loeb
Republican Organization
Hillside
Zipf
Committee Declares Witte Against Harmony
In Hillside a Republican committee withholds endorsement of incumbent J Arnold Witte for reelection. Vice chairman John Gerad cites Witte’s past year of withdrawing from party representation and breaking with the Regular Organization. The group notes his bid for District Leader amid earlier primary tensions. Continued on Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arnold Witte
John Ger
Hillside Republican Screening Committee
Witte
Terests
Hillside Republicans
Curtain Opens Friday For Little Mary Sunshine
Hillside Community Players present Little Mary Sunshine at Hillside High School on May 1 2 8 and 9 with 8 30 p m curtain. Frank Brautigam plays Cap Jim War ington with Judy Stein berger Nancy Twinkle Steve Uslander Captain Billy Jestéer Aaron Baum Gen Oscar Fairfax and Linda Bromberg Mme Sincestine Von Lubedich in ensemble roles. David Christopher directs and Dene Gross handles choreography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Community Players
Hillside High School
Liberty Avenue
Phylis Stoler
Union
Frank Brautigam
Kendall Park
Jim Warington
Judy Stein
Evening to Remember by Hillside Rotary Club
The Hillside Rotary Club hosts an 8:15 p.m. Saturday May 16 program at Hillside High School auditorium featuring Hometown Chorus Pep Tones The Chancellors and the Town Criers. Proceeds aid youth and scholarship activities with free admission for children 12 and under with an adult. Tickets from Rotarians or at the door. Ted Jascor Fire Chief Carmen Dill and Michael Tobin oversee the event sponsored by S.P.E.B.S.Q.5.A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Rotary Club
Hillside High School
Chancellors
Town Criers
Ted Jascor
Carmen Dill
Michael Tobin
S.P.E
Nine Injured In Route 22 Three-Car Crash
Nine people were injured in a 9 12 p m Sunday three car crash on Route 22 near Union Township. An eastbound car breached construction barriers and collided with two oncoming vehicles. Victims include George A Carden III and Dr Carden Sr. and other occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township
MacLean Pl
George A. Carden III
7Th St
New York City
Dr. Carden Jr
Constance Carden
John Brodwick
Stegman Parkway
Jersey City
Martin Ward
Second St
Union Beach
Carol Ann Serto
Marks Place
Staten Island
George Hawk
Ocean Ave
ED Leibowitz
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Women's Association of
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Gursky
Webster Junior High School
Whence
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Charles Dotto
Dotto
Eleanor O'Neil
Snd
Tom Greene, Jr
Henry Goldiver
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Dominick F. Peterpaul
Republicans, Inc
Joe Loeb
David Christopher
Dene Gross
Rotary Club
Robert Porter
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Springfield
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