Township budget raises taxes. several ordinances adopted
The Township Committee approved a 1,989,883.95 budget raising taxes and outlined allocations for schools, county, and senior citizen needs. Officials discussed sales tax, conflict of interest rules, road and street lighting upgrades, a new traffic signal, parking plans, library expansion bids, and appointments to local boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dollinger
Center St
Monroe Ackerman
Township
Joseph Ram
Fernicola
Essex County
Dennis Carey
Senate
Swim Pool Membership Opens For 1966 Season
The Margaret M Roche Memorial Swimming Pool announces early enrollment rules for 1966 with a May 15 preference date for old members and first come, first served after. Fees remain 50 dollars for families, 25 for individuals, 15 for seniors. Applications available at banks markets stores and the municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldberg
Art Rose
IMNE
Charles Mancuso
Jord Goldberg
Monroe Ackerman
Winford Goldberg
Margaret M. Roche
Frank Catale
Maner
Radius
June Fischer
Ir. Goldberg
Yor Ackerman
Henry Oh
Charles S. Mancuso
Lute
Hillside Employment Labor Project Forms to Aid Youth
Police Commissioner Ferrigno outlines the Hillside Employment Labor Project to aid high school graduates and college students in summer work. Township Clerk Dischler’s office will process applications and job offers with Magistrate Henry Goldher as club representative and several local groups contributing representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Hillside Employment Labor Project
Hillside Kiwanis Club
College Inn
Ferrigno
Louis A. Dischler
Henry Goldher
Kenneth Hathaway
Hillside Rotary Club
Sanford Meskin
Hillside
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harlow H. Curtis
Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside Lions Club
Senseless Killing Echoes Through Hillside Neighborhood
After a Wet Tuesday, residents near Wendy Sue Wolin’s Pierce Avenue apartment reported a wave of prowler calls and a frightening encounter with a neighbor. Wendy, the granddaughter of attorney George Wolin, was killed in a case linked to mental illness and calls for more funds and better handling of emotionally disturbed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy Sue Wolin
Pierce
Elizabeth
Slice
Arents
Ndy
George Wolin
Parking Woes On Liberty Ave Prompt Call For Action
Local readers urge officials to address chronic parking shortages on Liberty Ave. and push for a nearby lot near Long Ave and an entrance near Princeton Ave. The write up notes Maple Ave merchants see success with Bailey Ave. meters and questions prior town promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Ave
Maple Ave
Bailey Ave
Long Ave
Princeton Ave
Correction on Fire Department photo mislabels officers
The Times clarifies that the pictured officers were Fire Captains not Deputy Chiefs. The photo shows Fire Commissioner Robert Diamond pinning badges on Captain Lawrence Siefert and installing Captains Edwin Muench John Kimmel William Carriagino and William Smith. Acting Fire Chief Carmen Dill is also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Robert Diamond
Lawrence Siefert
Edwin Muench
John Kimmel
William Carriagino
William Smith
Carmen Dill
Hillside Police To Begin Dog and Cat License Canvass
The Hillside Police Department will conduct a house to house canvass starting April 1 for dog and cat licenses. Final notice. noncompliance may lead to summons and fines. Dog tags cost $3 each. cats priced 50¢ for males and $1 for females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Police Department
Decker to be sentenced for Hillside auto death
Charles R. Decker Jr. 31 of Roselle retracted an innocent plea and admitted driving carelessly in the Hillside fatal crash that killed Woodbridge man John Giannaccio. Judge Julius Kawlick set April 29 for sentencing after the admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Decker Jr
Chestnut St
Roselle
Woodbridge
Hillside
Union County
Julius Kawlick
Decker
John Giannaccio
Schoder Ave
Conant St
Debate on Housing Types in Hillside discussed by club
The Men’s Progress Club of Hillside hosted speakers James Whitlock from the Homeowners Association and real estate agent Albert Schoen to weigh high rise and garden apartments against single and two family homes. They tackled taxes, parking, sewer, garbage, fire and police costs, and the impact on juveniles, with a public meeting planned and Harold Wovsaniker as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Men's Progress Club
James Whitlock
Homeowners Association
Albert Schoen
Mr. Whitlock
Schoen
Whitlock
Wny
Men's Progress Club of
Harold Wovsaniker
Board Accepts Bids for Refreshment Stand at Hillside High
The Board of Education will receive bids April 13 for a refreshment stand at Woodfield stadium fieldhouse. Hillside Lions Club has pledged 2500 dollars and PTA groups have raised funds. Also bids for arts and music supplies, painting, electrical work, and janitorial supplies, plus bond authorization and bank depositories for 1966-67 are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Woodfield Stadium
Hillside Lions Club
Presidents’ Council
PTA
Hillside High School Pta
Abram FP. Morris
Hurden- Looker
Hillside Ave
Louis J. Hess and Son
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Helen Kirkpatrick
Cherry Hill
Hillside
National State Bank
Hillside State Bank
Breakfast Of Champions at Hillside Lodge honors two top members
Hillside Lodge B nai B rith hosts Breakfast of Champions naming Bernard Bernstein with 290 members and Leonard Cohen with a record 434 members as world leading champs. The event at Weequahic Diner in Newark is pictured with Philip Levitan and Irving Feldmesser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Philip Levitan
Bernard Bernstein
Leonard Cohen
Irving Feldmesser
Weequahic Diner
Newark
Planning Board Advances Master Plan Summary Report
The Planning Board last night continued work on the master plan summary report. It will include the recommendations from six plans under the master plan framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Ram Raps Plan To Join Essex District Redistricting Fight
Essex Republican Ram urges residents to oppose redistricting that would attach Hillside to the 12th Essex County District. He notes the district is led by Dennis Carey of East Orange and objects to Hillside falling under Carey's control. Also reports two subdivision decisions by local boards and a liquor store ad with delivery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ram
Hillside
Essex County
Dennis Carey
East Orange
Carey
Ssr
Arrested And Arrested Again In Roselle Park
Patsy Olivo, 22, of 836 Gale Hill Road Roselle Park, was charged with two drug related offenses and driving while under the influence after an arrest at 11:30 p.m. last Wednesday. He was released on bail totaling 700 dollars for a municipal court appearance that night. He had been released on 200 dollars bail earlier and re-arrested an hour later for erratic driving on Long Ave and Bloy St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Olivo
Galeloping Hill Road
Roselle Park
Olivo
Joseph Peyser
Long Ave
Bloy St
Richard Madden
Robert Thayer
Girl fears man in green coat on Long Ave
A 19 year old girl was frightened when a man in a green corduroy coat blocked her path on Long Ave between Pennsylvania and Central Avenues. She crossed the street to escape, ran home, and police were notified after she identified him from a police illustration of a child murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Ave
Pennsylvania Ave
Central Ave
Elizabeth
A. P. Morris Bookfair
Carnival of Books
Bookfair
Saybrook Parent-Teacher Association
A. P. Morris
Kidergarten
Alexander Menza
Cochairman
Norman Lasker
Delores Michal
Thomas Lenz
Paul Fleischman
Theresa Frezza Wins Pinocchio Chorus Role
Theresa Frezza nine years old of 1420 Boa Place won the part of Cricket in Newark Repertory Company’s Pinocchio production for public May shows directed by Miss Chris Jey. She recently was a piano finalist in a New Jersey Music Council contest and studies with Miss Mary Ann Gerbson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Frezza
Boa Place
Newark Repertory Company
Chris Jey
Theresa
New Jersey Musi Council
Mary Ann Gerbson
Irvington
Parking Lot Request Gets Zone Board OK
The Board of Adjustment backed a parking lot plan for Vincent Procopio on Long Ave near the Lehigh Valley Railroad and referred the matter to the Planning Board due to the railroad grade crossing closure. The panel also approved Gaetano Marianino's addition to an existing Route 22 building for an office with a four foot fence to shield nearby dwellings. It granted a one year permit for an automatic car wash at the Shell Station Hillside Ave and Broad St with a required drain installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
Township Committee
Long Ave
Lehigh Valley
Vincent Procopio
Procopio
Hillside Pharmacy
Hollywood
Long Aves
Planning Board
Gaetano Marianino
Route 22
Shell Station
Hillside Ave
Broad St
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A.howard Finkel
John Beattie
National Auto Parts Co
Anton Vit Jr
Civil Service
Ryan St
Hollywood Ave
Public Service
Michael Marsnick
Public Works Department
Free Public Library
Richard T. Daniel
Roanoke Ave
Shade Tree Commission
Dorothy M. Disotell
Morris Place
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Elias R. Imperiale
Valley View Road
Jack Schulman
River Side Drive
Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Somerset Bus Co
Patsy Federico
Albert Seiden
Progress Club
Bailey and
Wiliamson Aves
Ackerman
LVRR
Woodruff Ave
Magnavox
KKK
Astro-Sonic
Tobia's Appliances
Liberty Avenue
N.J. Waverly
High School
Breakfast of Champions
Ram Raps
Essex
Sir Compacious
Sel-Rite Realty Go
Avy St
Maree—ferrinoni
Baker St
Rko's Liquor Store
Green Terror
Hillside Times
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