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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1969

Page

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Avella Named Superintendent of Hillside Schools

Dr. Anthony A. Avella, longtime Hillside High School administrator, was unanimously appointed superintendent of Hillside Schools for a $25,000 yearly post. He 46, and holds degrees from Jersey City State College Fairleigh Dickinson University and NYU. He has served as teacher counselor and principal, and has extensive professional affiliations. Sixty-one applicants competed for the post.

Board of Education Anthony A. Avella New Jersey Avella Hawthorne N.J Hillside Newark State College Union Fairleigh Dickinson University

Youths Held After Reported Fire Bombing Story

Two Newark youths James Cramer and Nicholas Rostelli Jr were held for failing to give a coherent account of their whereabouts after claiming their car was fire bombed by two others last week. Police found the car near Chancellor Ave and Schley St in Newark at a variety store fire site. Bail set at $100 each with Newark Councilman Anthony Imperiale posting.

Newark James L. Cramer Parker St Nicholas Rostelli Jr Cutler St Charles O'Neil Edward Sadlon N. Bread ‘St Hillside Ave Cramer Elizabeth Chancellor Ave Schley St Ronald Matics 1570 Wyndmoor Ter Anthony Imperiale

Hillside elects Frank Barle to liquor stores board

Frank Barle of Maple Leaf Wines and Liquors at 1120 Liberty Ave was elected to the Board of Directors of the Union County Retail Liquor Stores Association at a recent meeting. Also reported are new home moves, police activity, thefts, a freight-car break in, a Fourth of July fire, a missing plaque, a wrecker fire, and other local notices.

Hillside Rotary Club Union County Principals Association New York University Alumni Association Hillside Pta PTA Hillside Hillside Kiwanis Club Hillside Education Association N.J. Education Association N.J. Association of Secondary School Administrators Phi Delta Kappa Kappa Delta Pi Frank Barle Maple Leaf Wines and Liquors Liberty Ave Uneion County Retail Liquor Stores Association Catherine Norton Pennsylvania Ave Cpl Milton A. Norton Korea Hollywood Ave S. Long Ave Eenee

Hillside Kids Start Camp Experience With Public Aid

Twelve Hillside youngsters aged 8 to 10 board a school bus for Camp Endeavor in a long running program enabled by camperships from local clubs and organizations. Public health nurses Esther Ochse and Sylvia Finkel coordinate the arrangements as Camp Endeavor supports visits to Pottstown Pennsylvania Bonnie Brae Lyons New Jersey and Green Lane YM YWHA Day Camp for seven weeks. This marks continuing participation with Hillside camps for many years with first time entries this season at Green Lane and Bonnie Brae and a second year at Pottstown.

Hillside Esther Ochsé Sylvia Finkel Ochse Camp Endeavor ST Re Pottstown Bonnie Brae Lyons N.J Green Lane

Binelinski Sailor Killed Scuba Diving in Newton Lake

Stanley F. Binelinski of 1021 Prospect St was killed Saturday at Newton Lake Pa when a boat propeller cut him during a scuba dive. He was 21, born in Scranton, lived in Parsippany and Hillside since 1962, a Hillside High School graduate class of 1966, U S Navy veteran, employed at Ideal Tool and Manufacturing Co Irvington. He is survived by parents Aloysius and Norma Meyer Binelinski a brother Robert and sister Barbara of Hillside and grandmother Mrs Nora Canavan Newark. Funeral held Growney Funeral Home Broad St. A Mass at St Cal.

Stanley F. Binalinski Prospect St Newton Lake Scranton Parsippany Hillside Hillside High School U.S. Navy Aloysius Norma Meyer Bin=elinski Robert Barbara Nora Canavan Newark Growney Funeral Home Broad St St. Cal

Murphy Named President of Hillside GOP Club

John Murphy of Salem Avenue was elected president of the Hillside Republican Club, filling the vacancy left by E. Jonathan Bell who becomes municipal committee chair. Murphy will serve until December 31, 1969 with John Kulish as first vice president and both to be installed at the July 14 meeting. Francis and Helen Stromenger will receive Certificates of appreciation for their services at the July gathering.

Hillside Republican Club John Murphy Nol Salem Ave Murphy E. Jonathan Bell John Kulish Prospect St Bell Francis Helen Stromen-ger

Expect New GOP Name Next Week

The Republican municipal committee expects to announce a candidate to replace Dr Frank Light who withdrew from the township committee race for health reasons. The delay last week stemmed from the clerk not receiving a certified withdrawal letter.

Republican Municipal Committee Frank Light E. Jonathan Bell Louis A. Dischler Dr. Light

Seven year old struck on Schley Street by car

KODER Markowit of 198 Schley Street suffered head injuries last Tuesday afternoon after being hit by a car driven by 17 year old Bruce J. Eaher of 1558 Schley Street. Patrolman Frank De Santo said Eaher tried to pass a car illegally parked on Schley Street at Winans Avenue when the boy ran into the path of the vehicle.

Koder Markowit Schley St Bruce J. Eaher Frank de Santo Eaher Scholey St Winans Aves

Hillside Public Works Dept Union Vote Divides Township

Public Works employees in Hillside voted 17 to 0 for union representation by the Hillside Public Works Independent Union. Nineteen workers in the department sought collective bargaining, with salary demands from 5000 to 9500 for foremen and laborers, a grievance procedure, and pay equalization over three years. The township committee denied the demands, while a Civil Service evaluation aims to adjust salaries and ease tensions.

Hillside Public Works Department Hillside Public Works Independent Union Robert Diamond

Loeb decries zoning decision as dangerous partisan move

Joe Loeb, Republican candidate for the Township Committee, calls a four to one variance for two family homes in a King Street zone dangerous. He argues that permitting economic gain to raise ratables harms taxpayers and warns of one party domination and nonpublic opinion.

Joe Loeb King Street Loeb Fouanellys Committee Hillside

Shout Scares Midnight Threat Near Summit Avenue

Jerry Gianicullo of 1548 Summit Ave reported to police at 12:34 a.m. Monday that as he and his wife walked from their car they were approached by three men, one carrying a German luger, who shouted then fled. No injuries reported. Police investigate the attempted mugging as a late night incident.

Hollywood Ave Jerry Gianicullo Summit Ave

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Dr. Avella Branom Moe Bierman Bierman Happy Hillside Watchung Marvin Crist Anthony Kaiser John Sanchez Thomas Haines John David Kulpan Thomas Christopher Ellen Christopher Judy Naples Laura Kaiser Deborah Adamecko Ro- Seann Naples Cynthia Dressler Donna Dressler Harry Kundin Leslie St Ludlow Garden Apts Compton Terr Hillside Police Department Eli Greismann Young Ave Michael Helmstaedter Gruman Ave Mary de Almeida Hilldale Place Pathmark Paul Riccardi Rahway Route 22 Donna de Luca Princeton Ave Frank Dee Wyndmoor Ave Carole Cann Conant St Salvatore San Rilippo Tillman St Bierruempfel Park Charles Alaino Oakwood Ave Humane Society William Garry Conklin Ave Esther Ochse Rose Ann Naples Sandy Matthews Camp TOBIA Tobia’s Bed Appliances Liberty Avenue Waverly Binelinski The Ideal Tool and Manufacturing Co., Inc Irvington Boy Hillside Times Cianicullo
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