Hillside Times notices and publishing details
The Hillside Times published Thursdays at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey under The Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein editor Robert Kaplan business manager and printer. Subscription rate 3.50 a year 8 cents single copies Canada and foreign rates apply. Letters to the editor welcome with name and address for verification. anonymous submissions will not be published.
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Township Fire and Police Staffing Conflicts Examined
A detailed breakdown shows the Police Department at 50 personnel and the Fire Department at 48 with three shifts. Chiefs and desk duty roles reduce available officers, plus detective, pollution, and combustibles duties cut into regular patrols. A new vacation schedule adds further complexity and reportedly sparks tension among commissioners.
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Fire Department
Township Committee Deadlock Over Fire Department Hires
The article describes a dispute between opposing Township Committee factions over adding three men to the Fire Department. Civil Service qualified candidates were discussed but not authorized. The core question centers on veracity or interpretation of the Fire Chief's request, with broader concerns about community needs and police staffing.
New Deadlines For Times Submissions And Delivery
The Times sets strict deadlines to ensure timely delivery. Paper must reach the Post Office by 6 AM each Thursday and will print on an earlier schedule for earlier newsstand availability. Advance notices are encouraged, with a final Tuesday noon cutoff and no exceptions.
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Veterans for Political Action Formed in Elizabeth
The Veterans for Political Action group formed at the Villa Ronat Restaurant in Elizabeth with about 35 veterans from Union County. They aim to advocate veteran interests, endorse qualified candidates, and inform voters, with Jack J. Bostock of Elizabeth named as newly elected county chair.
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Veterans For Political Action
Villa Ronat
Elizabeth
Sec
Union County
Jack J. Bostock
Elzabeth
Bostock
Bostock Bostock
Edward Simand
Newark
Essex Veterans
Dot's Hall
Orago
Enietment of Legision
Vie
al Poreo
Nem
Anctive Park
North Atlantic
Air Transport Command
Columbia University School of Journalism
Chestnut
Will Be Arraigned As Drunken Driver
Mannie Peres, 52 of 248 Pentay venia Avenue, was arrested after his car allegedly cut off and sideswiped a bus on Route 23 near North Broad Street overpass. He was examined by Dr Joseph Peyser and found unfit to drive. Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum will arraign him tonight on no charge.
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Mannie Peres
Pentayvenia Avenue
Sidney Birnbaum
Perez
Pet
Arthur Seale
Webster Place
Planfield
Joseph Peyser
Dates and events fill Hillside area school and club calendar
A long list of community meetings and social events runs through February and March. School board nights PTA gatherings and planning board meetings mix with dances, receptions, and club evenings. Listings include Bnai Brith Women groups, Hillside Woman's Club, Founders Day, and chestnut town notices. Contact Theresa M. Bensen for house sale inquiries.
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Hillside Progress Club
Woman's Club
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Board of Health
Hillside Ave
Board of Education
Bat B'rith
Hillside Woman's Club
Hillside Hungarian Club
Cana
Council of Christ the King Church
B'nai
B'rith
Lunch Hour Break At HLS Campaign Talk
Emil B. Crisafulli and Edwin Fradkin told guests at a Sanford Avenue reception that the lunch period in the High School should be extended and doors remain open during lunch. They said cooperation with school authorities is needed to solve the issue beyond partisan campaigns.
School board debate on education policy and parent roles
At the Zamabell home 39 neighbors heard candidates reiterate views on school governance. They stressed that board decisions rest on broad education policies after consulting educators and that parents should raise questions via conferences or PTA channels. A voluntary Lay Education Committee was proposed to improve relations.
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Angelo Zamabell
State Street
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