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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1961
Page
8
Classified note lists lawn and shrub maintenance services and reseeding work. Mentions contact details for John Mahon with BS 3:3471 and phone fragment 323-525.
Republican candidate G. Miller proposed a curfew on unsupervised recreation for youths 17 and under in Hillside. The plan would ban presence on streets after 11 15 p m Sunday to Thursday and after 12 15 a m Friday and Saturday, with under 14 admitted only with adults. Supervised activities would be exempt, and passes would allow movement from recreation sites. Miller urged endorsements from service clubs, youth groups, churches, the Juvenile Protection Committee and Board of Health.
Four Hillside teens and two Newark youths, aged 16 and 17, were arrested in a burglary wave that targeted six Hillside homes and a Union property, netting about $1000 in cash plus jewelry and cameras. Four cars were stolen as investigators pursue the full scope of the crimes.
A brief Juvenile Court proceeding ended with a decision to release a juvenile to parental custody and to hold further action pending unspecified steps.
Students establish a memorial fund for world history to honor Mrs Sally Polsinelli late high school teacher and yearbook adviser. The fund will support an award at moving up exercises for an outstanding freshman in world history. Donations invited.
A surprise farewell dinner honored Mrs Ruth Berger of Highland. Attendees included Mrs Shirley Kraft Betty Nedick Adele Silverman Anne Teppe Bernice Gould Tina Kap A parsan Ruth Goodman Edith Bloom Elynore Eglenstein Kitty Davis Rhoda Epstein and Trene Flamm. The Berger family will move to West Liberty Avenue Hillside in the near future.
The executive board of the Elizabeth Avenue United Presbyterian Woman's Association will gather at 11 a.m. today at Miss Ruth J. Cummines's residence 31 Bailey Avenue. It Always Pays To Look All Ways.
A residents’ group from Hillside near 910 Salem Ave writes to the Hillside Zoning Board opposing a five year building program for the Conservative Congregation of Hillside. They warn of traffic, parking shortages for 150 cars, fire risk from 800 attendees, and property value impact, urging parking and restrictions before approval. The letter bears multiple signatories from neighbors on Salem Ave and Wilder St.
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