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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1975

Page

3

Hillside Police Blotter Highlights January 1975 Incidents

A Hillside Times police blotter itemizes car break ins at Herbert Chevrolet on North Broad Street with four tires and 12 wheel covers reported stolen and two cars recovered later. A ‘68 Ford on Murder Place from Newark and 70 Ford van from Irvington are listed as stolen. Purse snatchings occur on Salem Avenue and Route 22, with missing money and glasses. A Stop & Shop employee stops a juvenile in Liberty Avenue for attempted shoplifting ham, salami, pork roll and pies. A window is reported broken on Prospect Street.

Tru Herbert Chevrolet North Broad St Robert Oram Robert Mason Irvington Wayne Hess Newark Celia Barnett Valleyview Road Salem Ave Wilder St Rhoda Kessler Robert Si Stop Fond Liberty Ave LiLoom Shirley Silver Prospect St

New Jersey Publishes Directory of Social Welfare Agencies

The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs reprin ts a 260 page statewide Directory of Social Welfare and Health Services listing 600 plus public and private nonprofit agencies. At five dollars per copy, the resource consolidates local and statewide groups by county and service, aiding professionals with cross indices and descriptive entries.

New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Patricia Q. Sheehan New Jersey Welfare Council Mildred C. Mahneke Council Department Trenton State of New Jersey

Plan Easy Rambles by Union County Hiking Club

Two easy rambles of about six miles are planned for the weekend of January. On Saturday January 11 Helen Yearsley will lead a walk along the Rahway River from the Rahway River Park parking lot near the swimming pool at 1 p.m. Sunday January 12 the ramble will be in the South Mountain Reservation meeting at Locust Grove near Millburn station at 1 p.m. Ray Carriere of Millburn will lead.

Union County Hiking Club Helen Yearsley Ehway Hahway Ramble South Mountain Reservation Locust Grove Millburn Ray Carriere

Hillside High Adds Three Year Math Program

Hillside High School now offers three year math options CP Math One CP Math Two and CP Math Three to cover Algebra One and Plane Geometry. Freshmen may choose Algebra One CP Math One or Fundamentals of Algebra to suit all ability levels. Charity season grows as an industry with an outfit collecting over 3 million dollars without a telethon.

Hillside High School C. P C.P. Math

Dems Back In Power Describes City Hall Room Numbers

The article lists city offices and staff locations: Tax Assessor in room 20 of the Municipal Building, Building Inspector in room 29, Health Department in room 14, and Fire Inspectors at the Hollywood Ave firehouse, clarifying the changes under GOP influence.

Page Health Department Hollywood Ave

Hillside Court Docket Includes Parking and Vehicle Violations

Municipal Court actions list multiple defendants from Newark Hillside and Elizabeth. Offenses include failing to carry insurance cards on the Garden State Parkway delinquent parking and toll violations and assault charges. Several defendants await grand jury actions or future hearings with fines imposed for various offenses. Visitors note Hillside signpost acknowledgments for a sister city project with Alon Shevut in Israel.

Glenn Skurinis Ridgway Ave Hillside Garden State Parkway James Jackson 19Th Ave Newark Richard Powers Howard Sr Westwood Union Plaza Aim Temple Shomre, Torah The Hillside Jewish Center Israel Alon Shevut

Sing Israeli Songs At Festival

The Second Israeli Song Festival sponsored by the Hillside Israel Committee will be held on Sunday January 19 at 6 30 p m at Hillside High School Liberty Ave. Performers JoAmay and Shlomo Carlebach of international fame will appear. They are known for Israeli liturgical and Yiddish music with world tours including Israel and South Africa. Rabbi Carlebach is linked to Hillside Jewish Center and Hassidic Song Festival history. The Hillside Israel Committee operates under Congregation Sinai Torath Ch.

Hillside Israel Committee Hillside High School JoAmay Shlomo Carlebach Liberty Ave Joseph Peyser Israel South Africa Carlebach Eli Hillside Jewist Center Mann Auditorium Amar Congregation Sinai Torath Ch

Taub elected chairman of Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

Taub David Taub of 1464 Maple Ave has been elected chairman of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, signaling a leadership change in the regulatory body. Taub succeeds prior chairpersons and is expected to guide policy and licensing oversight.

David Taub Maple Ave Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

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Hillside Times Wees Rahway River Park Rahway Chestnut Union Dems Allan B. Tumarkin Jersey City Loretta Rodgers Goldsmith Ave Jo Be Jerome Dobbs Renner Ave Union County William Watkins Conklin Ave Warren J. County Hansbury Ave Ten State Parkway Charles Bradford Clinton Place Darrel Koonce Anna Tinuey Tee Cynthia Love Grumman Ave Jerry Bradley Jay C. Smith Barker Ave Bronx N.Y A.B.C Taub Islands Frances Goldstein Antaigh Roselle Park Westfield Ave Jeena R & L DecOrators Carteret FSLIC Carteret Savings Jand Loan Broad St N.J East Orange South Orange Verona Madison Mortis Township Phillipsburg Oradell Hazlet Keansburg Matawar
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