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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1969

Page

3

Hold Parents Responsible for School Vandalism

The writer argues vandalism by students should trigger parental responsibility. He says policing won’t stop damage with rising enrollment and urges adults to model respect for property and to instill values of public and private property in youth. He names Marion Forte of 1565 Leslie St as advocate.

Princeton youth ball breaks window at home

A Princeton man reported children playing near his home broke a window with a ball. The incident prompted no injuries and no charges were filed.

Opposed two family homes vote in Hillside Township

Howard Freund of 930 Roanoke Ave voices strong opposition to a variance for two family homes off King Street at the Democrat Township Committee meeting. He notes no resident supported the proposal and questions the impact on King Street Roanoke Ave Hillside and the tax burden. Arnold Witte stands as the sole opponent to vested interests.

Hillside King St Arnold Witte Democratic Committee King St. Roanoke Ave Roanoke Ave

Two Family Zoning Controversy Splits Hillside Township

The Hillside Township Committee votes to create a two family zone alongside Roanoke Avenue, despite being in a one family area. Critics say the move undermines zoning purpose and could invite further intrusions into single family zones while Plan ning Board actions and lack of public notice raise concerns. Commissioner J Arnold Witte praised for standing.

Roanoke Ave Menza Township Committee Elizabeth Hillside Planning Board Roanoke Avenue J. Arnold Witte

Mandelbaum joins Newark College of Engineering faculty

Richard Mandelbaum of 240 Crystal Terrace will join the Newark College of Engineering this fall as an instructor in mathematics. Announcement by Dr Robert W Van Houten notes Mandelbaum earned a BS from Rensselaer in 1965 and MA from Princeton in 1967 and is completing PhD work at Princeton. He is a member of Sigma Xi AMS and AAAS. Elizabeth City Councilman Henry J Daaleman will speak on Republican opportunities and challenges in urban areas at the Elizabeth Area Young Republican meeting. The meeting, at College Inn Hillside, marks the club’s summer membership drive launch.

Mandelbaum Richard Mandelbaum Newark College of Engineering Robert W. van Houten NCE Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Prince Colege Inn Yale Avenue Hillside

Outdoor Art Show Set For Sunday at Hillside Pool

Greenwich Village artists join Hillside Creative Arts for the fifth annual outdoor art show and sale at Hillside Community Pool on Central Ave Sunday June 29 from noon to 4 pm. Admission is free. non members pay a small exhibiting fee. If rain the event moves to Hillside PAL building. Ann Lippman John Dzoba and Gertrude Kreps highlighted the group’s recent prize wins.

Greenwich Village Hillside Central Ave Hillside Creative Arts Hillside Pal Hillside Ave Ann Lippman South Orange-Maplewood John Dzoba Bristotol-Myers Gertrude Kreps Bristol-Myers Fifth Ave New York

Paper Drive Sini Sisterhood Sets Sunday Collection

Sinai Sisterhood sponsors a Waste paper drive on Sunday June 29. Bring bundled papers to the Clark St entrance of the Youth Center. The note mentions township committee members and Arnold H. McClow of Roanoke.

Keep Your Dogs In Tow

Postmaster Runyon urges postal patrons in Elizabeth to confine dogs during delivery hours to avoid interruptions. Several dog bites have occurred recently, and carriers are not obligated to deliver to homes with vicious dogs at large. Mail will be returned to the post office and patrons must fetch it.

W. H. Runyon Elizabeth Mr. Runyon

Hillside Jintes Weekly, Hillside Times Publisher Details

The Hillside Jintes weekly edition lists Hill side Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey 07205 with Sidney Silverstein as Editor and Publisher Sarah Silverstein as Asst Advertising Manager Gail Brown as Asst Editor dated Thursday June 26 1969. Subscription is 4.50 per year in the United States and single copy is 10 cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume 45 Number 34.

Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc North Broad St Hillside 5 N.J Sidney Silverstein Sarah Silverstein Gail "Brown United States Elizabeth

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