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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1966

Page

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Forum On Apts To Be Held By Progress Club

The Hillside Men's Progress Club will host an open forum on whether Hillside should have high rise and garden apartments. It takes place Tuesday evening May 10 at 8330 P.M. in the Hillside Ave School Auditorium with speakers William Queales Jr of Algin E Gershen Associates and William H Clark addressing the Master Plan. A Q and A period will follow the presentation and the event is open to all Hillside residents.

Hillside Men's Progress Club Hillside Hillside Ave School William Queales, Jr Algin E. Gershen Associates William H. Clark Livingston New Jersey Federation of Planning Harold Worsaniker Sol Ostrin

Carrol Restaurant to Open on Route 22 Hillside NJ

Michael R Gingold Associates announced long term leasing of a 33900 square foot Hillside site at Route 22 350 feet east of Blay Street for a Carrol Restaurant. Construction starts with ingress from Long Avenue. Prototype of 5 other Carrols with limited menu quick service and low costs. openings tentatively set for the July 4 weekend after an eight week build.

Michael R. Gingolds Michael R.gingold New York State

Little man in a hurry to be honored by local groups

Walter Swell 70, longtime education board president and truant officer for 28 years, will be saluted by the Union County Band School United States War Veterans Memorial Building Association Boys State at Douglass College National State Bank Hillside Office Hillside schools and several Roman Catholic churches. Swell has served as veterans service officer for 24 years and assistant director of Boys State for 15 years. He has aided veterans and their families, taught percussion and assisted musical productions for churches.

Union County Band School United States War Veterans’ Memorial Building Association Boys’ State Douglass College New Brunswick National State Bank Hillside Office Hillside Schools Walter Swell Board of Educaion Bank Gerard B. Coe Ae Iea Ann Whelan Howe Walter

Windows in Hillside Factories Hit by Pellets

Representatives of Metal Specialties Co and Modern Engineering and Machine Co reported their front plate glass windows broken by small metal pellets fired from a sling shot last Thursday. Each window about a half meter along six feet. Locations: Metal Specialties Co 390 Hillside Ave and Modern Engineering and Machine Co 1413 Chestnut Ave, Hillside.

Metal Specialties Co Hillside Ave Modern Engineering and Machine Co Chestnut Ave Hillside

Hillside boy awarded $6000 in Little League verdict

Superior Court Judge Walter L Hetfield III orders $6000 for Benjamin Santucci Jr. injured sliding home in a May 3 1962 Hillside Little League game. $3000 held in trust for the boy until age 21. $3000 to his father for medical expenses. Defendants include Hillside Township and recreation officials.

Superior Court Walter L. Hetfield III Benjamin Santucci Jr Avg Elizabeth Hillside Hillside Board of Recreation Commissioners Peter G.humanik Little League and Recreation Hillside Little League Arthur Kreszl Milton A. Feller Benjamin Santucci Sr Milton Yormark Newark Norman L. Sanford

Howell Dinner Set For Saturday

One hundred fifty friends of Walter Howell, President of the Hillside Board of Education, will honor him at a testimonial dinner this Saturday at the Newarker Restaurant, Newark Airport. Local officials, veterans, teachers, PTA members, bank and union representatives attend. toastmaster Late Share introduces main speaker former Hillside Mayor John A. Desch and others. The program includes Hillside High School musical selections and a career of community service by Howell, a WWI veteran and longtime education leader.

Walter Howell Hillside Board of Education Newarker Newark Teach Hillside John A. Desch C. Morgan Wagner Calvary Lutheran Church Karl B. Ross Saint Catherine Christ the King Roselle

Three Two-Family Models Open For Inspection on Union Ave

Three two family model homes on N Union Ave by Wendron Realty Co opened for inspection. First of nearly 50 dwellings to be erected in Wolf Place area. Building permits value listed at $18000 each.

N. Union Ave Wendron Realty Co Wolf Place Menza Coal Co Newark

Argument Against Apts A Letter To High School Group

A reader addresses a high school audience urging open minds about a pro position on spring trends and social conformity. The note challenges preconceptions and asks for reactions to test the idea before full discussion continues on page seven.

Ram Withdraws Cuts GOP In Surprise Township Move

Gerald Goldman of 98 Bailey Ave Watchung scored a hole in one at Twin Brooks Country Club using a No 9 iron witnessed by Raymond Leven and Leo Treses. Councilman Joseph Ram announced he will not seek re election this year citing lack of full party support. Ram and Vit complete their first three year terms on the Republican township committee.

Gerald Goldman Bailey Ave Twin Brooks Country Club Watchung Goldman Raymond Leven Leo Treses Columbia Lumber and Millwork Co Springfield Joseph Ram Ram Vit Rat Fink New Jersey California John Birch Society Union County Trust Com

Lute Share Seeks Democratic Township Committee Nomination

Lute Share of 248 Conklin Ave and sales representative for Galsworthy Inc Newark seeks the Democratic nomination for Township Committee. He is a former president of the Board of Education, former Recreation Commission chairman, and organizer and past president of Hillside Little League.

Share Conk Lin Ave Galsworthy Inc Newark Board of Education Recreation Commission Hillside Little League

Doctor Inherited House He Entered

Charges dropped against Dr. Carl Rinzler and his brother Richard after police confirmed the statements were true. Carol Rinzler, daughter of Ruth Eisen, inherits the property at 417 Sanford Ave per the late matriarch’s will. Attorney Percy H. Penn vouched for the brothers with the police. A neighbor reported the attempted entry last week.

Hillside Carl Rinzler Richard I. Rinzler Carol Rinzler Rinzler Ruth K. Eisen Sanford Ave Percy H. Penn

Fire Bureau Warns Of Sweater Fire Hazard

Hillside Fire Prevention Bureau found no torch sweaters in area stores after New York report of about 1 650 rayon sweater sets sold regionally. Captain Robert W Sonntag urged women to avoid these Crown Colony Originals 100 percent rayon sets, noting weaving contributed to rapid burning. Federal Trade Commission first disclosed market presence last week and local officials acted.

Hillside Fire Prevention Bureau Hillside Robert W. Sonntag Fire Prevention Bureau New York Robert Lowery

New Citizen Call Boxes Placed by Hillside Police

Hillside Police announce a new program placing decals on all police call boxes labeling them as citizens phones for aiding in police or fire emergencies. Blue lights above each phone mark location clearly and are visible from all directions to assist citizens in reaching help when no other phone is available.

Hillside Police Department

PAL Fund Drive In Full Swing

Hillside PAL mails over 7000 letters in its annual fund drive for operation of the youth program and building at 274 Hillside Ave. Mayor Monroe Ackerman proclaims May as PAL month and urges public support. Detective Alois J. Stier says the 1966 goal is 6000 dollars for building upkeep and program needs including arts crafts and basketball to support teens and facilities. A coin show at the PAL building from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday May 15 offers free admission with proceeds benefiting Hillside PAL.

Hillside Pal PAL Hillside Ave Monroe Ackerman Alois J. Stier Detective Stier

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