Wives Campaign On Behalf Of Two Hillside Candidates
Two Republican candidates in Hillside rely on their wives for campaign support Elizabeth Bell and Gertrude Feltman lead door to door drives. Bell is a Hillside teacher and PTA official with strong local ties. Feltman is a PTA vice president with community volunteer history. Both say they will stay active in community affairs regardless of election outcome.
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Idelle Feltman
Gertrude Feltman
Elizabeth Bell
Church Street
John Meehan
Republican Party
Betty'' Bell
Hillside
Gert' Feltman
Bell
Feltman
Hillside Avenue School Pta
Temple Shomrei Torah
Mothers March of Dimes
Hillside police staffing debated over crime rates and lighting plan
Residents and police union leaders dispute using population as the sole crime gauge urging more patrols in response to rising crime. They support the mayor's lighted streets plan and public safety literature while opposing private citizen policing and calling for additional sworn officers.
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Page
United States
Hillside
PBA
Donah
Corwick Answers on Taxpayer Protection and Candidacy
Corwick states as Township Treasurer he protects taxpayers and pledges to protect the public if elected Township Committeeman. He accuses Republican candidates of misrepresenting facts and damaging his reputation as a certified public accountant.
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Corwick
Bridge Links to Span Creek with Wood Deck and Arch Beams
Contemporary in design the footbridge will be 60 feet long and five feet wide with laminated wood arched beams a wood deck railings and a concrete abutment Walsh a long time county resident and former Hillside resident is president of Plastic Extruded Products Co Elizabeth He serves on the Mountainside Zoning Board of Adjustment and has held roles on the Union County Shade Tree Commission Hillside Elks and Hillside Knights of Columbus and is a former Hillside Kiwanis Club president.
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Walsh
Hillside
Plastic Extruded Products Co
Elizabeth
Mountainside Zoning Board of Adjustment
Union County Shade Tree Commission
Hillside Elks
Hillside Knights of Columbus
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hillside High Marching Band Rehearsal Announcement
The Hillside High School marching band opens its 1968 season with a first rehearsal at 9:00 AM on Thursday August 29. Mr Buglio expects full turnout of incoming 9th grade instrumentalists in the band room. Bring instruments.
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Buglio
Hillside High School
Hillside Lodge B nai B rith to hold 25th anniversary picnic
Hillside Lodge B n a i B r i t h 1514 plans a town wide picnic at Conant Park on Sunday September 8 to celebrate 25 years. President Phil Levitan and committee head Sanford Goldberg invite residents. Event features Rock n Roll band games prizes free rides beverages cake and ice cream for all.
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Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Conant Park
Phil Levitan
Sanford Goldberg
Hillside Lodge B'Nai B'Rith
Democrats Open Headquarters Grand Opening at Hillside Ave
Carmen J Ferrigno and Marvin Corwick announce the Grand Opening of Democratic Headquarters at 14 Hillside Ave on Thursday September 5 A gala cocktail party at 830 PM honors Marvin Corwicks birthday Arrangements led by Joan Ladines Helen Norton and Helen Schierer The event promises a memorable evening with a sing along refreshments and games for attendees
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Carmen J. Ferrigno
Marvin Corwick
Democratic
Hillside Ave
Joan Ladines
Helen Norton
Helen Schierer
Hillside Public Library Hosts Final Story Hour
On Tuesday August 27 the Hillside Public Library hosted 76 youngsters for the season finale of Story Hour. Miss Linda Grohowski Miss Marjorie Chase and Miss Arlene Goldberg led activities including pin the bookmark on the book with winners Patty Gabriel David Melman Peter Scott Barry Saponick and Mary Lynn Foran each receiving a book. Shelley Mandel then presented a CAPS FOR SALE filmstrip from Esphyr Slobodkina before ice cream cookies and balloons. The staff looked back on summer memories and invited new and old participants to return next year.
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Hillside Public Library
Linda Grohowski
Marjorie Chase
Arlene Goldberg
Patty Gabriel
David Melman
Peter Scott
Barry Sapotnick
Mary Lynn Foran
Shelley Mandel
Esphyr Slobodkina
Moran announces birth of Patrick Jude Moran
Mr and Mrs Robert F Moran announce the birth of a 10 1b boy Patrick Jude on August 14 at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth They reside in Union and operate Flowers by Moran at 374 Bloy St Their first son Robert Jr is three years old
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Patrick Jude Moran
Robert F. Moran
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Patrick Jude
Morans
Union
Moran
Bloy St
Robert Jr
Hillside Times notices and staff beat for August 29, 1968
The Hillside Times issue dated Thursday August 29 1968 lists staff roles editor Sidney Silverstein publisher Sarah Silverstein assistant editors Gail Brown and advertising manager. It notes subscription rates 4 50 per year anywhere in the United States and single copy price ten cents.
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Hillside Times
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Gail Brown
United States
Elizabeth
Civilian Patrol Tested as Police Support in New Jersey
The article notes continued testing of a civilian volunteer patrol as a supplement to police in New Jersey. It reports no public outcry or protest and cites a 24 percent rise in crime last year. If obstacles arise, the patrol could be scrapped or sentences may tighten.
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New Jersey
Children Should Register Now for Retarded Youth
Philip H. Eby urges all residents of Union County New Jersey to register mentally challenged children ages S and over at their neighborhood public schools. The starting point to place retarded youths into public education is emphasized with contacts at 562 Boulevard Kenilworth NJ and phone 276-6792.
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Philip H. Eby
Union County Unit
New Jersey Association For
Union County
New Jersey Association For Retarded
Boulevard
Kenilworth
New Jersey
Hillside Week Highlights Local Birthdays Jobs and Incidents
Mrs. Louise Harring celebrated her 100th birthday at the Fountain Restaurant in Belleville with over seventy friends and relatives. About 130 teens are finishing summer jobs through Hillside’s HELP program under Township Clerk Louis Dischler, with Police Commissioner Ferrigno as chairman. The Hillside Ambulance Squad plans a November Puerto Rico fundraising trip led by Goldhor. Also, theft, dog bite, a robbery-linked car, and minor accidents were reported along with obscene calls and a sprayed house incident.
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Louise R. Harring
Bloy St
Harring
Fountain
Belleville
Hillside
Louis A. Dischler
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Eliminate Pests Warning for Hillside Residents
Health Officer Charles Dot and the Board of Health urge Hillside residents to curb a ro dent problem. Steps include sealing food supply, removing outdoor debris, stacking materials, cutting tall grass, and sealing entry points. For more information call 926 4535.
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Charles Dotto
Board of Health
Hillside
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Idelle
Harden
Hugo Rinaldy
Binet Bri
Democrats
Bouncing Boy
U.S.G
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St. Cor
Newark
Fereday & Meyer CO. Inc
Olive St
Elizabeth N.J
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Puerto Rico
Goldhor
Eee
Jeanne Fluet
Hollywood Ave
Broad St
Charles Sampere
Sheridan Ave
Elizabeth General Hospital
Ronald Avero
N. Broad St
Avero
John Vanderweed
Fitzpatrick St
Theresa Paton
Elizabeth Ave
Shop-Rite
Kenneth Testa
Cummings ST. Irvington
Gordon Milburn
William Moore
North Arlington
Westinghouse Electric Co
Chestnut Ave
Toa
Eaeeoee
Charles Sweiding
Yale Ave
Allstate Fuel Co
Waverly
Jonas
Lawe, Peter
Liberty Avenue
Hillside Shopping Center
Public Service Office
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
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