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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1967

Page

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Hillside Schools Get Major Prep For Sept Opening

Mrs Mildred Hess chairing the Board of Education reports extensive cleaning and major upgrades at Hillside Public Schools for the September 7 return. Projects include boiler replacement at Harden Looker School, a new rear fire escape at A P Morris, upgraded lighting in the high school addition, fresh paint on Woodfield Stadium bleachers, and new roofs at A P Morris and Hillside Avenue Schools.

Mildred Hess Educa Hillside Public Schools Martin Lynch Jack Wagner Harden=Looker A. P. Morris State Department of Education Woodfield Stadium A. P.morris School Hillside Avenue School Seymour Bierman

Hillside police report theft arson and accidents in brief

Police logs list a gasoline arson attempt at 240 Long Ave tied to Edward Swider of 203 Hollywood Ave. Stolen bicycle reported by Richard Moore of 17 Weequahic Ave Newark. Clotheslines cut at 1515 Schley St. A Westfield man injured by a sledge hammer while installing an air setup on Wilder St. Priscilla Smith of 320 Sussex Ave Newark injured stepping from a bus at Central Ave and Long Year. A beer theft from a truck at 246 ME Ave. Johnny Lee Foster, 22, Chicago, arrested for canvassing without a permit. James Langley Jr, 25, Brooklyn, cited for emergency brake failure after a vehicle hit a building. James Sark Janelli of 52 Wilder St and Hillside Civil Defense director taken to St Elizabeth Hospital.

Richard Moore Weequahic Ave Newark Center Bowl N. Broad St Weeee Margis Folk Schley St William Hawke Clark St Westfield Alury Wilder St St. Elizabeth Hospital Priscilla Smith Sussex Ave Sting Central Ave Long Ye Elizabeth William J. Sutherland Naln Belford Johnny Lee Foster Chicago Eel Readers Service, Inc New York City James, Langley JR Brooklyn Mertz Ave Broad St Langley Ames

Charges And Replies Spark Primary Battle

Joseph Ram, candidate for the Democratic nomination to the Township Committee, charged Henry Golde har planned to bring apartment houses to Hillside. Ram argued the people rejected such development and questioned Goldhor position. He cited a Kiwanis land deal, Hillside Management Corp, and a 1961 zoning move leading to a 1962 variance, with subsequent property purchase while Goldhor served as township attorney. Continuous continuation noted as "Continued on Page ."

Joseph Ram Henry Golde Har Hillside Ram Henry Goldhor Goldhore Kiwanisland Goldhor Hillside Management Corp Albert Schoen Albert Schoeh Hillside Avenue Dor Daniel Menza The Menza Coal Co

Gun Taken In Accident In Livingston Police Take Firearm

A gun surrendered to police after a minor crash at Hillside Ave and N Broad St in Livingston. John Lukin 47 of Ridgewood Ave Livingston owns the pistol with a carry permit. Jacques Hopkins 43 Newark and Jeffery Harper 17 Livingston were in the other car. Hopkins says Lukin cut him off and pointed the gun. Lukin denies it.

Hillside Ave N. Broad St John Lukin Ridgewood Ave Livington Jeffery Harper Tilden Court Livingston Marcellus Hopkins St James Place Newark

Ferrel Explains Wolf Tract Deal In Hillside

Hillside Planning Board chairman Ferrer rebuts Daniel Menza's Hillside Times account of the Wolf Plage tract. He says the Master Plan favored industrial use, not two family homes, and cites board member Volturo's lone two family suggestion. Ferrer asserts no bid losses or extra offers occurred and cites official records.

Jack &, Ferrel Hillside Planning Board Hillside Times Daniel Menza Menza Ferrer Twoe Vito Volturo Volturo Goldhor Daniel Men~za

Witte Proposes Hillside Advisory Board

Arnold Witte a Republican candidate for township committee calls for an advisory board of Hillside residents to help solve township issues. He urges citizen participation on finance recreation public transportation buildings roads and beautification to improve budget clarity and services.

Arnold Witte Elizabeth River Witte Hillside

Volturo Responds to Ram in Hillside Times Clash

Volturo defends his voting on Wolf Place tract rezoning and calls Ram’s charges false. He cites public records, loyalty to Hillside, and a long-standing Horatio Volturo reputation while praising Henry Goldhor as a candidate of intelligence and integrity.

Volturo Ram Hillyside Times Vulturo Wolf Place William Martuccl Hillside Ramis

Goldhor Explains Actions in Ram Apartment House Dispute

Henry Goldhor responded to Joseph Ram over Hillside Avenue and Doremus Place apartment projects. He cited timing of variance approvals, statements by Jules Tepper and others, and said he opposed any new apartment houses, aligning with a 1961 referendum. Goldhor asserted he joined the eventual property venture only after variance approval.

Joseph Ram Henry Goldhor Ram Board of Adjustment Albert Schoen Edward Kreig Tepper Salvatore Monica Monica

Ram Endorsed by Hillside Democratic Club

The Hillside Democratic Club unanimously endorsed Joseph Ram for the Democratic nomination for Township Committee at its August 22 1967 meeting at the College Inn. Monroe Ackerman nominated Ram with term expiry December, Mayor Carmen J. Ferrigno seconding. The endorsement came from the club’s largest turnout, with Lewis Pratt presiding.

Hillside Democratic Club College Inn Joseph Ram Mr. Ram Monroe Ackerman Carmen J. Ferrigno Lewis Pratt

Clerk's Office Opens Evenings for General Election Registration

Clerk Louis A. Dischler announces evening registration for the General Election on August 31 and September 7 14 21 22 25 26 27 and 28 from 9 AM to 9 PM. Regular hours 9 AM to 10 PM. Registration by deadline required for general, not primary, voting.

Louis A. Dischler

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Morris Seymour D. Bierman Board of Education Wayne T. Branom Gasper Mustachio Schilefer Cofi Whippany A.P. Moris Dr. Branom Harden Hillside Photo Service IRE CO Pam Long Ave Edward Swider Hollywood Ave M.K Conant St Robert Robin Sunset Ave Point Pleasant Me Ave Sark Janelli Wilder Sta Pplaster Control Council Su Elizabeth Hospital Charles Horvath Ja-Liegt Ferrel Marvin Weiss TOBIA Tobia’s Bed Appliances Liberty Avenue Liberty Aven Waverly Hilleside Pool Commission Camp Liberty Ave Dem. Club Louis Harper
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