Hearings Schedule for Zoning Ordinance Set
The first of two hearings on the new zoning ordinance will be at 8 pm Wednesday July 20 with reviews of studies on land use and physical characteristics city planning housing and neighborhood analysis and other topics. The July 26 zoning hearing will be presided over by William Martucci with Township Engineer Armand Fiorletti and Mayor Monroe Ackerman.
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Nce
Vito F. Vulturo
Lewis W. Pratt
Armand A. Fiorletti
Monroe Ackerman
William @. Martucci
Hillside Week Weathered by Break-Ins and Local Events
The Hillside Office of Jack Fisher was entered and ransacked during the Thursday night to Friday morning period in the Mayfair Building. Marcus Strauss reported a broken truck windshield on Thursday. Delores Haas, 10, was injured while riding a bicycle at Memorial Drive and was taken home by her family and a doctor. George Q. Lewis, Hillside humorist, will lead a humor workshop at New York University on Tuesday the 19th at 2 p.m. Hillside Lodge 1514 B n a i B r i t h plans a deluxe San Juan trip for 25 couples January 15 to 24 with Iman Arbin directing. Fire Capt. Edward Muench, 32, injured his right ankle directing firefighters at 646 Ramsey Ave. The fire involved a tractor and was confined to the yard for about two days.
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Jack Fisher
Mayfair
Hk Ok
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Iman Arbin
San Jeronimo Hilton
Ane
Edward Muench
Ramsey Ave
Joseph Peyser
Township loses case over Penn sylvania Ave footbridge rebuild
The township failed to force Lehigh Valley Railroad to rebuild the Hollywood to Pennsylvania Ave span after a freight train knocked it down two years earlier. LR lines argued they were not responsible for any future bridge damage, claiming no liability for rebuilding. A new bridge was estimated at about 50 000 dollars.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Ave
Hill- Aders
Hollywood
L.V.A.R
Hillside
Tribute to Trustees Behind Hillside High Scholarship Fund
A word of tribute notes years of faithful service by trustees of the High School Scholarship Fund Inc. The fund has awarded $2,600 in tuition for graduates, bringing total aid to $16,900 with 60 graduates benefiting. Investments totaling $60,385 in stocks and bonds were chosen and monitored carefully to grow donations and aid more students.
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High School Scholarship Fund Inc
Hillside High School
Reece Ee Westments
Bon Binee
Telephone switch gaps endanger lives in local dispatches
A mother dialing for help after her child was injured faced delays as Union Township and Hillside Police relied on a shared exchange. The letter urges New Jersey Bell to create a separate Hillside exchange or add direct numbers to homes to speed emergency response and avoid dangerous delays.
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Mon Police Department
Murick Exchange
Union Township
Union Police
Hillside
Averly
Newark
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
Town Celebrates Safe Lane Holiday Weekend
Record high temperatures brought crowds to the Margaret Roche Community Swimming Pool and Elizabeth River Park in Woodruff and Salem. More than 10 000 attended the town fourth of July fireworks in Woodruff Park as Michael Buglio led patriotic music and officials noted the 190th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Police reported a safe event with children reunited after wandering to the reviewing stand while sparklers drew attention and cars filled local streets.
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Margaret Roche
Elizabeth River Park
Woodruff
Salem
Michael Buglio
Hillside High School
Monroe Ackerman
Viet Nam
Hillside Municipal
Hillside Camera Club
Zoning Board Grants Variance for Two-Family Home
The Zoning Board approved a variance for Anthony Callendrello at 1532 1534 Hiawatha Ave to build a two family dwelling on a 39 foot frontage. It requires demolition of a garage, new one, and Planning Board approval for subdivision. A Hillside Professional Building hearing was postponed.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Anthony Callendrello
Hiawatha Ave
Planning Board
Hillside Professional
Liberty Ave
Auto Crash Injures Two in Newark Area
Two people were injured in a rear end collision on N Broad Street at Lexington Place last Thursday night. David Jacobson of Newark Avenue Elizabeth and Eva West of Morris Avenue Newark sustained injuries. Ernest Coleman faced a summons for driving without a license.
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N. Broad St
Lexington Place
Jerome Horning
David Jacobson
Newark Ave
Elizabeth
Ernest Coleman
6Th St
Newark
Judy Jacobson
Eva West
Morris Ave
Coleman
Hillside Teen Involved in Morris Avenue Collision
Matthew G. Frederick, 17, of 10 Race Street Hillside, was an innocent driver in a Thursday afternoon crash at Morris Avenue and Park Terrace Union. He had stopped in traffic as did the car behind him, but the following driver failed to stop. Two cars were towed. Frederick drove away.
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Matthew G. Frederick
Race St
Hillside
Morris Ave
Park Ter
Union
Youth Injured By Fireworks At Conant Street Park
Ira Kaplan thirteen of 318 Leland Place sustained injuries to fingers on his right hand when fireworks he held exploded Tuesday night at Conant Street Park. He was taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospital where he was detained.
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Ira Kaplan
Leland Place
Conant Street Park
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Miss Linda Gilbert Reaches Final in Miss American Teen-Ager
Linda Gilbert 17 of 1500 Franklin Sr. is a finalist in the seventh annual Miss American Teen-Ager contest at Palisades Amusement Park. She attends Hillside High School and was among 18 finalists selected from 100 entrants. Regional finals are Sept 7 at the Jersey Fun Center. the national finals air Sept 9 from Palisades Park and may be syndicated by WPIX-TV.
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Linda Gilbert
Franklin Sr
Robert Gilbert
Palisades Amusement Park
Gilbert
Jersey Fun Center
N.J
Wpix-Tv
Rotary Hears 10 Point Program at Hillside Rotary
Tuesday was District Governor day at the Hillside Rotary meeting held at the College Inn 334 Yale Ave Walter A Schorr Jr started his term as president and introduced past district governor Arthur S Williams who turned over the district governor banner to the new appointee Continued on Page 6
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Hillside Rotary
College Inn
Yale Ave
Walter A. Schorr, Jr
Arthur S. Williams
Szarko's Liquor Store Ad for Free Prompt Delivery
Szarko's Liquor Store at 1317 Liberty Avenue advertises wines liquors and beers with free prompt delivery. Contact WA 3-0659 or WA 38-1495 for beer coolers for hire.
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Szarko's Liquor Store
Liberty Avenue
Town to Build Foot Bridge After Court Loss
At a Tuesday Township Committee meeting engineer Armand Fiorletti was instructed to draft plans for a foot bridge connecting Pennsylvania and Hollywood Aves after the township lost its case against Lehigh Valley Railroad over a demolished bridge. The 1926 contract had freed the railroad from rebuilding responsibility and a 1964 derailment destroyed the span.
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Armand Fiorletti
Pennsylvania Ave
Hollywood Ave
Howard Finkel
Lehigh Valley Railroad
L.V.R.R
Hillside Outdoor Art Show Highlights Local Talent
Winners display their work at the Hillside Creative Arts second outdoor exhibit held June 26 beside the Hill side Municipal Pool. The show featured oil painting, pastels, water colors, sculpture, ceramics, photography, and more with a junior division and cash prizes. Notable winners included Richard Bober, George Tice, Jacqueline Fogel, and Cheryl Aaron, as dignitaries and sponsors praised the event.
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Hillside Municipal
Hillside Creative Arts
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Economc
Bernard B. Bernstein
Jack K. Ferrer
Marcus Strauss
McLean Place
Delores Haas
Compton Tewane
George Q. Lewis
New York University
Ide
Idelle
Frank Feltman
Bailey Ave
Art Rose Phote
Lle Feltman
Louis A. Dischler
Joseph Ram
Anton A. Vit Jr
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Zoning Board
Joseph Pachur
Robert St
TOBIA
Nej
Waverly
Rotary
Hillside Avenue
Irvington
Christin Paving
Woodruff Place
Ernest Voelk
Salem Ave
Voelk
George Shelbourne
Hillside Safety Council
Mi ‘Chael Lenson
Carl Burger
Hella Bailin
Otto Litzel
Joseph Loeb
Mildred Schwartz
Susan Rohde
Sam Laddy
Hillside State Bank
Henry Goldhor
Sanford Meskin
Max Schleifer
Dan Menza
Sunset Lanes
Fereday and
Meyer Co
John Starke
George's Art Supplies
Phil Stromeyer
Shop Electrical Service
Jeff Edelman
Harry Englander
M. Grumbacher
Bee Paper Co
Baby's Art Shop
Lloyd’s Art Supplies
Jess Hollander
Respec
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Richard Bober
Susan Rolide
Joel Marshall
George Tice
Vincent Gross
Leo Monti
Stephen Potosky
Frances Lieber
Jacqueline Fogel
Herman Holzman
Les Krum
Petz
Cheryl Aaron
Mary Durkin
Diana Cohan
Vincent Voltag
Robert Leibel
Lillian Fischer
Sophie Well
Paul Ziss
Lucille Palladino
Diamond
Joseph Loet
Richard’ Bober
Joel Marchall
Susan Rhode
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