Hillside Week 1 Passengers Injured and Local Thefts Reported
A 17 year old passenger Michael Deeney suffered injuries in a late Friday car crash in Union at 1109 p.m. Investigations show multiple home burglaries with houses at 35 Blackburn Road and 572 Conant St ransacked. Items stolen include a camera, golf clubs, tools, and a tape player. Two juveniles arrested for alcohol on Highland Ave. An untimely Christmas tree top cut at 612 Glenwood Ave caused $500 damage. Numerous bulbs stolen from various displays. A stolen auto at 1462 Maple Ave valued at $3,000 and an overturned car on Route 22 causing head and back pains to Frank W. Quilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Deeney
Hollywood Ave
Union, Tees
Henry Hollander
Schley St
Winans Ave
Andrew Caren
Glenwood Ave
Frank W. Quilty
End Ave
Someervillé
Bell splits Hillside Republicans with rebel screening plan
Frank B Light of Hillside writes charges against Mr Bell for factionalism in the Hillside Republican Club. He alleges the dissidents attempted to block re election of Witte and used Bell's address as their residence. He invokes party unity as no longer applicable in Hillside politics. A separate notice reports Thomas Robertozzi of 253 Williamson Ave. stating a license plate was stolen from a car owned by Hockey Auto Sales in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bell
J. Arnold Witte
Bell
Thomas Robertozzi
Williamson Ave
Hockey Auto Sales
Newark
Appointed Agency Names Walter W Malkr Vice President
Milton C Tauder president of Raymond Advertising Agency Newark announces Walter W Malkr as Vice President of the downtown agency founded in 1942. Malkr formerly a account supervisor and director for public relations, educated at East Side High Newark Pace College New York NY with a BBA in Marketing and Business Admin, and completed study at NYU Oslo and Henwich Nissen Lie A/S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C. Tauder
Raymond Advertising Agency
Washington Street
Newark
Walter W. Malkr
Mahr
East Side High School
Pace College
New York
Pace
Marketing Club
New York University School of International Studies
International School, University of Oslo
Oslo
Norway
Raymond
Henwich Nissen = Lie A/S
Scandinavia
Hillside Municipal Court Docket Dec 18 1969
At Hillside court on December 18 1969 Eugene L Abramowitz pleaded not guilty to careless driving and was found not guilty. Several defendants faced penalties for unlicensed driving, revoked list, no registration, or excessive exhaust, with fines ranging from 10 to 205 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Eugene L. Abramowitz
Armando Velez
Newark
Joelle Mast
Elizabeth
Twene
Thomas L. Chakeres
Irvington
Ween
Joan Beyer
Republican Sentiment Letter Defends Tracy Against Club Action
A Hillside reader voices support for public minded Republican Freeholder Charles Ted Tracy, argues a new rebel Republican Club is using him to strike at Mr. Witte, and notes Tracy will back Witte if he runs for Township Committee. The letter condemns the group for perceived injustice toward Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Charles
Ted) Tracy
Witte
Tracy
Mrs Herbert A Anderson at 223 Conant Street
Mrs Herbert A Anderson of 223 Conant Street is noted in the local item. The brief mentions her name and address in a short community record or notice within the newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Anderson
Conant Street
Support for Hillside Anti Loitering Law Endorsed by Residents
A citizen letter advocates the anti loitering measure calling it essential for safety and peace. The writer praises officials including Mr A Diamond and urges local residents to back the law and its sponsor in Hillside. The piece stresses community support to curb juvenile misbehavior and protect townspeople from violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
A. Diamond
Joseph Federico
N. Broad St
Flying Flag To The Editor
A letter from Frank E. Baker of Hillside Lodge 1591 BPO Elks urges flying the flag 24 hours when illuminated and notes Elks nationwide observances since 1908. It praises the flag’s prominence in lodge sessions and references the organization’s American heritage and enduring devotion to the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Gilsenson
The
Marine Corp
Washington
Benevolent and Protective Orders of Elks
Grand Lodge of Our Order
Order of Elks
William J. Windecker
New Jersey State Elks Association
Grand Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Frank E. Baker
P.E.R
Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Pinocchio Delights Hillside Avid Audience at Halfpenny
The Hillside Community Players presented Pinocchio at the Halfpenny Playhouse in Kearny to an enthusiastic young crowd last Saturday. Due to strong reviews the professional Halfpenny producers invited the show. A second performance is planned for Hillside on Saturday December 27 at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Community Player
Halfpenny Playhouse
Kearny
Halfpenny
Hillside
Hillside Avenue School
Melinda
Barry Pray
Hillside Ave
New Arrivals and Births in Parsippany and Elizabeth
Mr and Mrs Mikel Uchitel announce the birth of Staci Leigh at St Barnabas Medical Center Livingston on December 12. The mother is Sharon Rose of Hillside. Arnold and Linda Dworkin announce David Michael born December 3 at 531 Cherry Street Elizabeth. Allan Konkus announces a daughter Lynn born December 14 at St Barnabas Livingston. Tickets at the door 50 cents per child 75 cents per adult. Ellie Newcorn directs the play with Bobbe Bornstein as musical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikel Uchitel
N. Beverwyck Rd
Parsippany
Staci Leigh
St. Barnabas Medical Center
Livingston
Sharon Rose
Hillside
Abbe Lynn
David Michael
Arnold Dworkin
Cherry St
Elizabeth
Linda Green
Allan Konkus
Pennsylvania
Lynn
Iris McLelland
Newark
Ellie Newcorn
Bobbe Bornstein
Hillside Times weekly edition details and staff
The Hillside Times dated Wednesday December 24 1969 lists Hillside Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside NJ 07208 with Sidney Silverstein editor and publisher Sarah Silverstein assistant advertising manager Peggy Price assistant editor. Subscription four fifty annually to the U S single copy ten cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth NJ. Volume XLVI Number 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times Publishing Co
North Broad St
Hillside 5
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Peggy Price
United States
Elizabeth
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Blackburn Road
Elizabeth Sebak
Conant St
Highland Ave
Louis Serok
Liberty Ave
Howard St
Rutgers Ave
Westminster Ave
Frank di Leo
Milton Fischgrand
Revere Drive
Maple Ave
Dr. Light
Frank B. Light
N.D
Union Ave
Hillside, N. J
Bunny Hop Restaurant
Chancellor Ave
Yale Ave
N.J
Joey’s Pizzeria
Colt ST
W.J
VaLley Fairy
W.P
Walter W. Mahr
Louis Devin
Helen Rosen
William J Vansyckel
Joseph Williams
Be L. Barnes
Warren Baker
Wees
Dominick M. Calamannei
James A. Owens
Willingboro
Walter J. Bennett
John”. Shumate
Leonard D. Hall
Garden State Parkway
Harold Latham
Frank Cuchie
Cranford
Larry J. Branham
Arthur Joseph Flizack
Thomas Fuel Oil
Thomas Oil Company
Ramsey Ave
Mittleman Bros. Inc. Quality Bakers
Mante Ave
Crean
Sherman Ave
Elizabeth EL
Burey's Biscuit Co
Sidney T
HOLT
Broad St. Cor. Market
N.1
Fereday & Meyer CO
ING
Olive
Elizabeth N.je
William ST. Heware Ream
Mai
Friendly Auto Park
Williems St
Newerk
the Hillside Times
Allstate Fuel Co
Verly
Investors Savings
Liberty Avenue
Millburn
East Orange
Short Hills
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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