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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1967

Page

4

Easter date puzzle and local incidents in Hillside

The Hillside area reports Easter date confusion tied to the first Sunday after the first full moon on or after March 21. Police note issues with flashing lights on the Central Ave overpass and a series of local incidents including a stolen motorist vehicle, a bicycle theft, and multiple arrests for drunken driving and warrants. Fire crews respond to a short circuit at a home and alarm activation at Hatfield Wire and Cable Co as patrols investigate thefts at a Route 22 station and a nearby auto body lot.

Andrew J. Brown Augustine Place Union Brown Lake Esso Richard Madden Norman Woitkowski John Senatore Herbert Quedlow Franklin Ave Cranford

Hillside Bunnies And Local Engagements In Hillside

Gossip notes from Hillside NJ reveal wedding plans for Miss Lynne Weiner and Martin Zaikov with announcements from both families. Also reported is the betrothal of Miss Patricia Ann Capasso to James William Welsh, with details of engagement party and educational backgrounds.

Patricia Ann Capasso John G. Capasso Boston Avenue James William Welsh Harold Welsh Forest Street Kearny Beppy’s Newark

Mother Leads in Temple Shomrei Torah Musical

Gertrude Feltman president of the Sisterhood rehearses for When Cohen Wore Kelly Green opposite Commissioner Robert Diamond. The cast will rehearse nearly every evening. tickets available from Norma Burgstein or Sonya Rosenberg.

Gertrude Feltman Temple Shomrei Torah Feltman Idelle Cohen Kelly Green Robert Diamond Mrs. Feltman Norma Burgstein Sonya Rosenberg

Ordinance Seeks One Way Streets in Township Meeting

At a Tuesday Township Committee meeting an ordinance was introduced to prohibit parking on the west side of Bloy Street and the north side of Hillside Avenue at all times. It also proposes routing Harvard Avenue east from Bloy Street to New York Place and Yale Avenue west from New York Place to Bloy Street. Second reading and adoption set for April 4.

South Side High School Newark Feltman Bloy St Hillside Ave Harvard Ave New York Pl Yale Ave

Local Gagwriter To Appear on TV in New York

Local gagwriter George Lewis will host the Gagwriters Round Table 6 to 8 p.m. and the Comedy Workshop 8 to 10 p.m. most Tuesdays and Thursdays at 225 W 46th St New York City He will share Secrets on WCBS at 2 p.m Wednesday March 29 in Careers in Comedy The Differences Between a Sense of Humor and a Sense of Comedy The spring line lists happy activities including Frank Lee Wilde and Count Gregory appearing 12 30 p.m Friday March 31 on WOR TV A press conference opens the 25th annual National Laugh Week at 2 p.m Saturday April 1 at the Bitter End.

George. Lewis Nulsige W. 46Th St New York City WCBS Lewis Frank Lee Wilde America Count Gregory Wor-Tv

Ruth Kaye to Entertain at Hadassah Donor Supper

Ruth Kaye will perform at Hadassah donor supper in Newark at the Clinton Manor Gold Room on Tuesday March 28 at 6 30 PM. The event marks the year end fundraiser with awards in multiple categories and bookings via several chapter contacts led by Mrs Joseph Peyser.

Ruth Kaye Joseph Peyser Gold Room Clinton Manor Newark

Newark Junior Hadassah Discotheque At Coronet Irvington

Chairman Susan Katz of Hillside announced the Young Adults of Newark Junior Hadassah will hold a Spring Discotheque on Sunday April 2 at the Coronet in Irvington. Music will be provided by the Crescents.

Susan Katz Hillside Newark Hadassah Coronet Irvington Crescents

Police Chief Announces Annual Dog Census Start

Police Chief Ernest Voelk announced that the annual dog census by five patrolmen will begin April 8. He urged public cooperation. The census accompanies a survey to verify that all dogs are properly licensed.

Ernest Voelk

New Arrival for Mr and Mrs Glass of Bloomfield

Mr and Mrs Herbert Glasser of Bloomfield announce the birth of their daughter Susan Karen on March 12. Mrs Glasser is formerly Ann Friedman of Batley Avenue.

Herbert Glasser Bloomfield Susan Karen Glasser Ann Friedman Batley Avenue

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Route 22 Central Ave Hillside School Crossing Guards Association College Inn Teeee Dennis Scully Hollywood Ave Salem Road Scully Biagio Baffige Fairbanks St Mary Ann Schetlick Fairview Place Hatfield Wire and Cable Co William Reyle John Twomey Frank Kozlck Linden Ave Chestnut Ave Kozlck Hillside N.J. Times Lynne Weiner A.P. Morris School Martin Zaikov Sdn Joseph Zaikov Brooklyn N.Y Albert Weigner Wingate Way Roseland Wiener Exeter High School Reading Penna Kutztown Midwood Capasso St. Vincent's Academy Newark Colleges Rutgers University Mr. Walsh St. Benedict's Preparatory School Rutgers-Newark Ace Tone Farfisa Ludwig, Slingerland Amps & Guitars Guild Ampeg Fender Magnatons Gibson, Etc Cymbals Zildlan LeBlanc & Buffet King Brows Gutowski East Grand ST Elizabeth Proprietor VE Munziat Meyer Burgstein Ruth Kaye Charles Lubetkin Herbert Friedman Ann Sornstein AL Lance Mittleman Bros. Inc Quality Bakers Maple Avenue Waverly Johnny Murphy Cherry & West Grand Sts N.J AL Zimmerman Express and Diners Club Townley’s North Ave Momis Gourmet Magazine Harry Harry ’S Fabyan Place Carl’s Lunch Liberty Ave Cor Long Ave C Reg. Roe Cakemasters Anil Sherman Ave Elizabeth EL Burry’s Biscuit CO Joey's Pizzeria Wow Klipfel’s Colt St Paine Ave
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