Special Election March 1 For Hillside Delegates to Constitutional Convention
Hillside voters will vote next Tuesday March to choose delegates to a constitutional convention. An independent group For Fair Representation challenges the bipartisan Democrat Republican slate to address rural urban representation and reapportionment. Delegates will consider revising provisions on state legislature representation and submit proposals to the people. If impasse occurs a nonpolitical court may be called to decide redistricting.
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Hillside
New York State
A New Face On The Hillside School Board
Sanford Meskin wins a seat on the Hillside School Board after a vigorous campaign with bumper stickers and active persuasion. Veterans like Mildred Hess and Peter Humanikese acknowledge Meskin will bring change and add depth to board discussions over the next three years.
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Sanford Meskin
Meskin
Mildred Hess
Eter Humanikese
Hillside gains show 38 percent income rise
A 38 percent income increase since 1958 is cited by the Tax Foundation for Hillside residents. The report notes higher wages offset rising living costs, with a typical $10 000 a year family allocating hours to taxes housing food transport and other needs.
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Hillside
Tax Foundation
Foundation
Iside-Jaycees Raise 224000 For P A L At Princeton Event
At the Cok e Inn a Iside Jaycees TM meeting presented a 224000 check to Detective Al er for the Police athletic league. The Pal Stadium event at Princeton raised funds for new equipment and uniforms for the P A L basketball team which is 16 and 0 and contending for county and state honors through tournament play. Cub Pack 99 of Christ the King Church held a Blue and Gold Dinner at the Elks Club with Cubmaster Gilbert Cowan receiving the flag and Wolf Badges awarded to scouts who completed achievements.
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Iside—Jaycees
Coke Inn
Aler
Police
Letic League
Ssic
Pal- Pr
Princeton
Philadelphia
al Stier
Christ the King Church
Elks
William Miller
F.C.C.5
Gilbert Cowan
Robert
George Washington Musical Presented by A P Morris Fourth Grade
Miss Judith Kreshok’s fourth grade class at A P Morris School staged This Is A Great Country featuring George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Cast included George Washington David Mehalesko Ni Lincoln John Stensler Betsy Ross Martha Washington and many others with music by Mark Schwartz and solos by Nancy Kaspar Eugene Kutcha.
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Judith Kreshok
A.p.morris School
Country
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
David Mehalesko
Ni Lincoln
John Stensler
Detsy Ross
Dewborah Dobson
Martha Washington
Wendy Marcus
Garry Gentley
Katherine Donlon
Holly Mel Carthy
Annette Sugegese
Robert Shelbourne
Lisa
Heart Fund Seeks Hillside Residents Sunday Contributions
Hillside Heart Fund chairman Arnold Witte urges residents to deliver donations to the Hillside Elks Club on Hillside Ave this Sunday February 27 between 4 and 6 pm or mail to the Hillside Heart fund 1820 North Broad St. The fund aims to support heart disease research and services as it reports last year’s receipts and plans a total figure next week.
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Heart Sunday
Hillside
Hillside Elks Club
Hillside Ave
Arnold Witte
Heart Fund
Witte
Heart
Will Mas
Union County Heart Association
Hillside Heart Fund
J. Arnold Witte
North Broad St
Hillside High School Founders Day Program Planned
Hillside High School PTA schedules the Founders Day program for March 2 at 8 10 p.m in the school auditorium. All PTA units will participate and refreshments will be served.
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Hillside High School
PTA
Hillside Home Owners Seek Funds Against Apartment Plan
The Hillside Home Owners Action Association appeals for funds to join a Superior Court suit against Alden Homes Inc to stop a three building apartment complex proposed for N Broad St and King St. The group argues overcrowding, tax costs, strained sewers and parking, traffic hazards, and pollution would arise, urging residents to support the township’s defense.
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Hillside Home Owners Action Association Inc
N, Broad St
King St
Alden Homes Inc
Township
Monie-Owners
P.O. Box Fy
Hillside
Broad St
Impound Taxis by IRS Agent In Elizabeth Office
IRS agent Walter Schoenknech from the Elizabeth office impounded three taxis and radio equipment of Hillside on February 15 for tax non payment.
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Internal Revenue Service
Walter Schoenknech
Elizabeth
Hillside Tax Company Taxi Service Resumes After IRS Action
Hillside Tax Company owner Joan Spillotis reports all officials’ taxis back in service after a 20 hour disruption. She notes a $1000 withdrawal dispute and IRS in a trust fund tax seizure plus ongoing intensified collections. The dispute centers on withheld employee taxes owed to the U S government and the company’s handling of funds.
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Joan Spillotis
Hillside ‘Tax Company
Long Ave
TIMES
The
Internal Revenue Department
Taxi Service Inc
Internal Revenue Service
United States
Internal Revenue Services
Joseph M. Shotz
New Jersey
Wines and beer store ad on Liberty Avenue WA
An OCR fragment shows a Liberty Avenue shop in WA offering wines liquors and beers. It mentions kegs deer coolers for hire and advertises beer and beverage services. The text is garbled but indicates a local retailer with alcohol products and rental options.
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Liberty Avenue
Court Upholds Aldene Plan in New Jersey Rail Transfer
The Midson County Superior Court ruled the Aldene Plan constitutional. Hillside and Bayonne challenged shifting New Jersey Central passenger trains to Lehigh Valley at Aldene on the Cranford Roselle Park line, expecting about 70 trains daily. Construction on Central Ave to N Broad St proceeds and the Long Ave grade crossing will close. residents seek passenger service, not yet in state plans.
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Aldene
Midson ‘County
Robert A. Matthews
Hillside
Bayonne
New Jersey Central Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Cranford-Roselle Park
Central Ave
N. Broad St
Long Ave
State Highway Department
Hillside Mend Fund Names March Campaign Head
Procopio of Hillside Pharmacy at 265 Hollywood Ave has been named chairman of the 1966 MEND fund for Hillside. Paul G. DeMuro announces the drive runs March 10 to April 10 to support neuromuscular disease patient services research and education. He urged residents to help ease suffering by contributing when volunteers call.
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Procopio
Hillside Pharmacy
Hollywood Ave
Hillside
Paul G.demuro
National Foundation For Neuromuscular Diseases, Inc
Foundation
United States
School Traffic Guards Wanted at Hillside Municipal Building
Applications for School Traffic Guards available at the Hillside Municipal Building Township Clerk during 9 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday. Women aged 20 to 45 with a car only need apply. February 24 to March 5.
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Hillside Municipal
Increasing Problem In Hillside Narcotics activity noted by police
Hillside police report a rising narcotics problem. John Zukowitz, 18, was arrested for stealing a medical bag from Dr. Fred Carracino's car. A 17 year old girl with him was detained for drug related possession and status. Police recovered prescription blanks and two empty drug bottles.
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Hillside
John Zukowitz
Hiawauia Ave
Robert Mason
Fred Carracino
North Ave
Zukowitz
Norman St
Florence Ave
George W. Herlich
Bernard B. Zients Elected To Italy American Chamber Board
Bernard B. Zients of Hillside was elected to the board of the Italy American Chamber of Commerce Inc at its annual meeting. Zients, executive head of Gimbels New York, serves as a director of the Better Business Bureau and Bnai Brith and is a trustee of Temple Bnai Jeshurun in New Jersey. The report also covers narcotics issues in Hillside, noting eight known addicts and police efforts to monitor and address drug abuse in the community.
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Bernard B, Zients
New Jersey
Harvard Club
Rutgers’ University
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Italy
America Chamber of Commerce, Inc
United States
Help Wanted in Hillside Times Classified Ad
Classified ad seeks part time help for stock and office work after noon hours. Male or female applicants encouraged to call 926-5110 for details.
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Hillside Times
Hillside Women Named Co Chairs In UJA Campaign
Two Hillside residents, Mrs. Jacob Gurwitz and Mrs. Louis Rosenberg, were chosen as Hillside Women’s Division co chairmen for the 1966 United Jewish Appeal drive. Gurwitz, active since 1951, also served as Hillside co chairwoman in 1964 and 1965 and participates in Women's American ORT. Rosenberg has similar long campaign ties and volunteers at Newark Beth Israel Hospital. A separate note mentions a book fair at Pingry with event times on Feb 25 and 26 in the Whitlock Room.
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Hillside
United Jewish Appeal
Essex County
Jacob Gurwitz
Hillside Ave
Louis Rosenberg
Clinton Pl
UJA
Gurwitz
Irvington
Rosenberg
Hillside Cochairman
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
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Rocco Sillechia
Carol Canovas
Marcy Einhorn
Terry Epstein
Johanne Kaiser
Lori Popper
Diane Rasinskas
William Taetzsch
Larry Lodato
LIS
Hillside Photo Service
Magnavox
Astrosonic
Tobia's Appliances
Len Avenue
Hick Sde Neds Waverly
Home Owners Group
Hillside Tax
Carracino
Pred Carrascino
Hiis
Paul R. Stesphens
Daniel Marx
Jack King
Eugene Storch
Yale Ave
Robert J.mason
King
Storch
Stephens
Roselle Park
Watchung
Hon
Lions Club
Mason
Lions
Hillside Women
Whitlock
Ping Elizabeth Association of Chemistry Teachers
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