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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1969

Page

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Hillside appoints Robert Diamond as magistrate

Hillside Mayor Alexander J. Menza announced the Democratic majority on the Township Committee selected Township Attorney Robert Diamond as magistrate effective January 1, 1970. Diamond will succeed Louis Devin, who completes a three year term and moves from Hillside. Diamond has held multiple Hillside posts, including Mayor, Police Commissioner, and Township Attorney, and has served on numerous boards and commissions.

Alexander J. Menza Hillside Robert Diamond Diamond Louis Devin Devin

Hillside Week Battery Swiped and Other Local Notices

Clara Sanders reported to police that a victimized battery was broken from her parked car at 1595 Schley Street valued at 30 dollars. Christmas party planned for Hillside members December 15 at Kinston Restaurant with club officers and committee in charge. A cleaning woman turned in 250 dollars found at a Liberty Avenue bank office. A resident reported oil stolen from a Dover Avenue vehicle. Window damage and broken window reports in Elizabeth. Several car parts taken and home thefts noted. Police arrests for unpaid fuel bill, warrants, narcotics, turkey day shooting, and drunk driving. Bail details noted where provided.

Clara Sanders Schley St Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club Kinston Union Jeanette Chambliss Lillian Bataille Mildred Hathaway Kathryn Jablonski Bert Lynch Filumena Messano Hannah Uhl Eee OK Liberty Ave National State Bank Leo Klimchock Dover Ave Thelma Schultz Thomas St Elizabeth Lexington Cleaners Pennsylvania Ave

Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance event and local candidacy noted

The Essex County Council Je wish War Veterans and Pearl Harbor Survivors Association sponsor the 28th anniversary ceremonies on December 7 at Schliefer Park Newark to honor three Newark boys killed in the 1941 attack. A candidate for the Board of Education, Jerome Eben of Hillside, announced for February 1970. Also reports jewelry theft, tow-truck damage, and a bench warrant for Joseph Trainor.

Harden Locker American Legion Bristol-Myers Products Hillside Research and Deveant Laboratory Harlow Curtis Peter Orahovats Tom Newbold Leonard Chavkin Walter Howell Americanism Hurden Looker Post Essex County Council Jewish War Veterans of the United States Schleifer Park Elizabeth Avenue West Runyon West Bigelow Streets Newark Pearl Harbor Archie Callaghan Richard Kerrighan Louis Schleifer

Bierman seeks sixth term on Hillside Board of Education

Seymour Moe Bierman has filed for re election to the Hillside Board of Education, entering his sixth term and current president. He notes continued dedication to student education, lists local service roles including Hillside Pool Commission and Dad's Booster Club, and mentions his Newark based employer Galsworthy Inc. He is married to Frances Phillips Lynny Mass with two daughters and lives at 121 Conant Street.

Seymour Moe Bierman Hillside Board of Education Hillside Thomas Jefferson High School Elizabeth Upsala College East Orange Field Artillery Hillside Pool Commission Dad's Booster Club Hillside High School Temple Shomrei Torah Men’s Progress Club Columbia Lodge Fand AM The Spirits Square Club New Jersey Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith

Purse Stolen by Teenagers Near Field Place

Mrs. Dorothy Weissman reports she was struck from behind and her purse stolen containing $6, keys, and papers while walking on Field Place. She saw three teenage boys about 14 or 15 run north on Wainwright Street toward the north.

Dorothy Weissman Winans Ave Field Place Wainwright St

Newark Museum Special Show For Children On December 8

The Newark Museum at 49 Washington Street plans a free afternoon for children aged 6 through 18 on School Administration Day Monday December 8. An 1:30 p.m. Planetarium holiday show and a 2:30 p.m. electricity program are scheduled with activities offered during the leave from classes.

Newark Museum Washington Street

Judge Lifts Ban on Hillside Loitering Law

Hillside will continue enforcing the loitering ordinance after Superior Court Judge Ward J. Herbert dismissed the restraining order. Township Attorney Diamond announced the ruling, noting the court had no authority to block local enforcement and that related cases and appeals proceed in proper courts.

Hillsige Robert Diamond Superior Court Ward J. Herbert Ward J. Hersbert Superior Court of New Jersey Chancery Division Hillside Municcipal Court Herbert American Civil Liberties Union Frank Slavinski Jr Florence Ave Devin A.C.S.A

Hanukkah Begins At Congregation Sinai Torah Chaim

Hannukah starts with the first light kindled at Congregation Sinai Torah Chaim on Maple Avenue Hillside this afternoon marking an eight day Festival of Lights. A Hanukkah assembly with cantata by Hebrew School students follows Sunday at Holtz Auditorium with Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith co sponsoring entertainment and refreshments.

Congregation Sinai Torah Chaim Maple Avenue Hillside Maccabees B.C.E Holtz Sinai Torah Chaim Hebrew School Hebrew School Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith

Rotary Hears Ways To Improve Town

Hillside Rotary members brainstormed over 45 ideas to improve Hill side township. Proposals include scrap baskets, park plantings, Berry bushes for birds, Arbor Day trees, flower pots, signs at historical sites and bird sanctuary, bridge signage repairs, a Civil Defense recruitment drive, dog leash enforcement, Christmas lights, garbage education, a Fourth of July bike race and Memorial Day parade, plus restoring the footbridge and Long Ave bridge and a portable scoreboard for the Little Eagle. A student from Australia may visit between March 2 and May 21 with Anton Vit Jr hosting.

Domina Long Ave Australia Anton 4 Vit ‘Jr

Pedestrians Injured In Street Collision In Elizabeth

Mrs Jennie Herman 21 of 785 Millard Ave suffered injuries above her left eye and abrasions after being struck by a car on Long Ave at Liberty Ave driven by Jacob Starr 71 of 1365 North Ave Elizabeth He said she walked into the car She was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital for treatment In a second incident David Sposobiec 4 of 43 Mertz Ave sustained head cuts after a Public Service Electric and Gas Co vehicle hit him on Myrtle St The child was also taken to St Elizabeth Hospital for X rays and observation

Hilldale Place Liberty Ave Chestnut Ave Union County Board of Freeholders Francis Caswell Lawrence Seifert Thomas Donnelly Hospicgh School Barbara Blanchette Roslyn Debra Klarfeld Blanchette Diamond Selvice and Rogers Magdon Salem Ave Congar St North Ave Wilder St Westminster Ave State Highway Commission Hillside Ave Caromen Ferrigno Townsingy Freeholders Jennie Herman Millard Ave Long Ave Jacob Starr Elizabeth Herman David Spo~sobiec Mertz Aye Myrtle St Public Service Electric and Gas Co Robert L. Donat St. Elizabeth Hospital

Demolition Bids Sought for 159 Buildings in Newark

The Department of Transportation will receive bids on December 18 for demolition of 159 buildings along a 1.2 mile path between Winans Ave and Schuyler Ave in Newark as part of Interstate Route 78 construction under the Relocation Assistance Program. No family or individual will be required to relocate under the program.

Department of Transportation Winans Ave Schuyler Ave Newark

December stamp sale hours at Hillside and other offices

Mail notice from W H Runyon Postmaster lists December stamp sales hours. Hillside office opens Saturdays December 6 and 13 from 8:00 AM to 12:00 noon for stamps and parcel handling. Other offices Union Square Station North Elizabeth Bayway Elmora Betsytown open 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon on those Saturdays. Only the main office will be open on Sunday.

W.H. Runyon Hillside Union Sq.Station North Elizabeth Bayway Elmora Betsytown Sat Dee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Board of Adjustment Board of Health Planning Board Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Hillside Rent Control Commission Hillside Free Public Library Hillside Civil Defense Hillside P.A.L Welfare Commission Board of Health, Recreation Commission Hillside Creative Arts Committee Hillside Industrial Comemission Union County Psychiatric Committee Diamond and Pitman Essex County Union County Bar Associations American Judicature Society New Jersey Institute of Municipal Attorneys Irene Madden Crann St Paul Shapiro Revere Drive Arthur Pollak Bailey Ave Maryilyn Tananbaum Clark St David Herbst Park St Somerset John Kidd S. 15Th St Edward Sachon Arthur J. Flezack Boston Aye Jack King Richard Cann Joseph Trainor Silver Ave Cherry Hill Ramsey Ave Larry Peace Eddie Waltoner Thomas Williams S10 Purce St Manuel Velez Orange St John F. Fairlow Fabyan Place Asaha Pardee Pearl Harbor Day Jerome Jerry’’ Eben Franklin St Board of Education Eben Eric Eben George Washington School Hillside Ave School Future Architects and Engineers Club New York Institute of Technology Phi Alpha Lambda Fraternity Hillside Jaycees Hillside Ambulance Squad Joseph Lanzarama Jr State St Avino’s Towing Service N. Broad St Center Isle Jerome Leslie Eben Seymour Bierman Tobia BBC Appliances Liberty Avenue Waverly State Dept. of Transportation Highway Light Hannukah Rotary Hillside Rotary Club Charles Domina
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