Ram nomination endorsed by Hillside Democrats in unity line
Five Hillside Township Committee Democrats unanimously back Joseph L. Ram for the Democratic nomination in the September 12 primary. The joint statement, signed by city leaders and club officials, portrays Ram as a strong Democrat and pledges to keep bossism out of Hillside while countering Republican past ties.
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Joseph L. Ram
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Monroe Ackerman
Robert Diasmond
Alex J. Menza
Lewis Pratt
Hillside Democratic Club
Samuel Katz
Democratic Municipal Committee
Ram
Republican Party
Bossism
Joe Ram
Henry Goldhor
Rem
Goldhor
Democratic Party
Ackerman and Diamond
Hillside Week Opens Pool Membership Drive for 1967
Membership applications for the Margaret M. Roche Memorial Swimming Pool are available to Hillside residents as of July 1. First come, first served. family passes are $50, individuals $25, and senior citizens eligible.
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Margaret M. Roche
Township actions rescind cab permit amid service delays
At the Township Committee meeting Tuesday night the application for a town cab service permit was rescinded. Commissioner Stoner moved to withdraw due to Hillside Cab Co failing to start operations. Hillside had planned three new cabs with a permit issued last December, but residents face 30 to 45 minute waits as Newark and Elizabeth cabs must serve Hillside with 23 000 residents, prompting a call for any firm to apply and supply urgent service at ten dollars per cab.
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Township Committee
Commiss Stoner 1
Hillside Cab Co
Hillside
Newark
Elizabeth
Louis A. Dischler
Bold Bandit Gets 200 Loot From Two Early Morning Break-ins
A thief entered three homes in early Sunday hours while occupants slept. In one home at 1464 Highland Ave a dark silhouette woke Mrs. Reba Flax and stole a blue purse containing 200, credit cards and papers. At 1439 Stanley Ter Samuel Gelman reported thefts totaling 210 from his wallet and wife’s purse with an attempted assault. A third entry at 58 Riverside Drive via the kitchen door was thwarted by the family dog.
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Highland Ave
Samuel Gelman
Stanley Ter
Gelman
Beatrice Dembling
S58
Riverside Drive
Mrs. Kirkpatrick Resigns Board Secretary Post
Mrs. Helen P. Kirkpatrick resigned as secretary of the Board of Education effective June 30 after 11 1/2 years. She cited personal reasons and the need to care for her husband, who had two heart attacks recently, with the board deferring payout and vacation pay to Aug. 30.
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Kirkpatrick
Board of Education
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Hillside
Mildred Hess
Overpass Struck By Freight Train in Hillside
The new Central Avenue overpass opened this month to traffic after the Aldene Plan rerouted Jersey Central trains over the Lehigh Valley tracks. A pedestrian bridge was knocked down years ago and seeks replacement as freight movements continue to use the corridor.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
State Department of Transportation
Long Ave
New Jersey Central Railroad
Hillside
Witte Leads Opposition Over Hillside Ordinance
A Hillside township committee discussion centers on extending hours for punching alleys and pool halls, with Arnold Witte, Republican candidate, opposing a measure he says codifies a longer regime at Centre Bowl. Mayor Ferrigno defends the plan as permanentizing a year old arrival and notes police briefings and owner cooperation.
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Township Committee
Arnold Witte
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Witte
Centre Bowl
Hillside
Ferrigno
Centre Bow
Ernest Vaclis
GOP to Honor Beattie As Outstanding Citizen
The Hillside Republican Party awards its first Outstanding Citizen to John Beattie, longtime Hillside resident and local leader. He has served on the Board of Education, led community groups, chairs the county GOP, and contributes to youth and charity efforts. Dinner May 13 at College Inn.
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GOP
Beattie
Hillside Republican Party
John Beatle
Thomas Street
Hillside
Jonathon Bell
College Inn
Hille Side
Hillside High School
Rutgers University
Newark
Hillside Board of Education
Lieberty Park Community Association
Lite League
John Beatelle
Bell
Police To Auction Confiscated Bicycles In Township
The Police Department will sell confiscated and unclaimed bicycles at a public auction on Saturday May 27 at 10 a.m. at the police department entrance. Bikes have been held by the department for more than 81 months and the Township Committee authorized the sale.
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Police Department
Munnicipal Building
Police Dept
Police to Strictly Enforce Parking Rules in Hillside
Police Commissioner Share announces a new traffic initiative in Hillside to improve parking conditions. Starting Monday, the department will strictly enforce parking regulations with marked stalls on Hollywood Liberty and Maple Avenues. Drivers using more than one space will be ticketed.
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Traffic Bureau
Maple
Liberty
Hollywood Aves
Share
Ernest Voelk
Arthur Seale
Frank Wasilak
Late Share
Hillside
Hollywood
Hillside Little League Plans Tag Day This Saturday
Hillside Little League President Frank Naughton announced the annual Tag Day collection will be held Saturday at 10 am. About 264 boys from eight major and eight minor teams, aided by 46 coaches and managers, will go door to door soliciting contributions.
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Frank Naughton
Hillside Little League
Hillside
Township Rescinds Taxi Cab Licenses in Hillside
The Hillside township committee voted unanimously to revoke three taxi licenses issued in December to Hill Side Yellow Cab Corp. Commissioner Sure Share said the move reflects the need for taxi service but notes the committee had been unable to contact the operators since licenses were granted.
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Hillside Yellow Cab Corp
Sure Share
Hillside
Pingry School appoints Morgan as assistant headmaster
Charles B. Atwater announces Jesse J. Morgan Jr. of Masters' Square Hille side becomes assistant headmaster at Pingry School. He succeeds Edward W. Cissel who departs this semester to lead Burroughs School Ladue Missouri.
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Jesse J. Morgan
Charles B. Atwater
Pingry School
Jesse J. Morgan, Jr
Masters' Square
Hilleside
Edward W. Cissel
the Burroughs School
Ladue
Mayor Ferrigno seeks theft report after car break in
Mayor Carmen J. Ferrigno reported to police Sunday afternoon that a black pocketbook containing $97 and miscellaneous papers and cash and a brown sweater were stolen from his car parked in front of his house. The items belonged to his mother, Mrs Fannie Ferrigno.
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Carmen J. Ferrigno
Fannie Ferrigno
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Maple Ave
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Louis Cohen
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