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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1966

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Planners Outline Apartment Zones in Hillside

Hillside planners and officials outlined master plan ideas for apartment zones along N Broad Street and adjacent corridors in Hillside township. The plan includes limited Route 22 access and potential development near Mertz Avenue, Newark line, and Hillside Avenue. Speakers noted concerns from towns with rising but unrewarded ratables and urged moderation to avoid overbuilding.

Hillside William Eale Jr Alvin B. Gershen Hillside Ave Queale William H. Clark Livingston Theorthern New Jersey Federation of Planning Off Men's Progress Club Gershen N. Broad Newark City Mertz Ave Farding Terrace Hillside Avenue Maple Avenue Newark City Line Summer Ave

Be a Pal Hillside PAL Seeks Donations for Youth Program

Hillside Police Athletic League reports a gains in finances after a coin show and ongoing fund drive aiming to raise 6000 dollars. The program serves 400 members yearly offering crafts, basketball, rifle team, roller skating and after school activities for youth ages 10 to high school, with building hours 8 to 11 pm Tuesday through Saturday. Funds support operations and keeping the facility open 11 months a year.

Hillside Police Athletic League PAL Pop Warner Football League Junior Chamber of Commerce Hillside Pal Hillside Ave Hillside

Rabies Clinic Photo Cites Dog Bites Rise in Township

The Board of Health notes more dog bite reports following an annual rabies prevention clinic. Health Officer Charles Dotto warns rabies can spread from many animals and stresses a 10 day observation period for bitten pets and vaccination with veterinarians.

Board of Health Charles Dotto

Stanley Weston Former Mayor Dies

Funeral services were held for Stanley H. Weston 78 of 314 Fitzpatrick Street former Hillside mayor who died last week at Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth Born in Larksville Pennsylvania he was a Welsh descendant He worked as an adding machine mechanic and later a sales representative for Wales Adding Machine Co in Wilkes-Barre Weston a deacon sought to become a minister He attended Crozier Theological Seminary at night and served in the Army Ordinance Corps during World War I He married Jennie Mae Nuss Weston in 1907 who died in 1961

Stanley H. Weston Fitzpatrick Street Hillside Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth Larksville Wilkes-Barre Kingston, Pa Wales Adding Machine Co Weston Adding Machine Company Crozier Theological Seminary Philadelphia Ordinance Corps Jennie Mae Nuss Weston Westons Hill

Hillside Crime Report Details Burglary Thefts And Vandalism

Police logged multiple incidents including thefts from parked cars and garages, prowler alerts, vandalized property, and two recovered stolen vehicles. Juveniles were detained after swinging playground equipment. some suspects released to parents pending juvenile action. A Planned Parenthood clinic opening plans surfaced with local participants.

Alois J. Stier Norman L. Sanford Hillside Ave

Homeowners Debate Rent Regulation in Hillside

The Homeowner's Action Association met Monday night and warned that you cannot legally regulate who rents in new Hillside buildings. They said 100 units could house ten elderly or ten young couples first come, first served, while the remaining 90 go to all-comers. They noted federal rules limit Senior Citizen units and that only 6.8 percent of New Jersey apartments now house retirees. They cited surveys showing 70 to 80 percent opposition among Hillside tenants and criticized Gershen Associates for lack of candor.

N. J

Zoning Board Approves Variances for Local Properties

The Zoning Board approved variances for Carmine Massimino at 1552 Maple Ave to build a 60 by 22 foot addition to a shoe store and house. It also granted variances for Precision Resistor Co. at 109 Route 22 and a house addition for Henry Kolakowski at 588 Sweetland Ave. A May 26 hearing will consider Florence Epstein's request to convert a house at 1036 N Broad St into a beauty parlor and Lena Carracino property between Route 22 and Hillside Ave for a six lot subdivision.

Zoning Board of Adjustment Carmine Massimino Maple Ave Precision Resistor Co Route 22 Henry Kolakowski Sweetland Ave Florence Epstein N. Broad St Lena

Wanted One Candidate for Hillside Republican Ticket

The Hillside Republican Policy Committee issued a statement after a May 11 meeting noting regret that Joseph Ram will not seek reelection. They had hoped for a ticket with Anton A. Vit Jr and Ram to uphold a two party system. The committee invites a suitable candidate to run with Committeeman Anton A. Mitre.

Hillside Republican Policy Committee Joseph Ram Anton A. Vit, Jr Ram Hillside Anton A. Mitre

Wines Liquors Beers Free Prompt Delivery Ad

Local advertisement lists 1917 Liberty Avenue contact numbers WA 3 0659 WA 9 1495 and promotes free prompt delivery with beers wines and liquors available for hire including kegs and beer coolers.

Liberty Avenue

Township officials clash on referendums over apartments

Mayor Ackerman challenged Committeeman Vit Jr over using petitions to pressure officials. Vit urged accountability and ballot recourse if residents are unhappy. Ackerman favored decisive votes without labored referendums. Diamond cited Jaycees poll showing opposition to high rise and garden apartments. A highway project funding shortfall and a plan for a LVVR foot bridge were discussed. Building permits rose to 1 542 675, signaling growth.

Township Committee Monroe Ackerman Anton Vit Jr Vit Homeowners Action Association Ackerman Robert Diamond Wit Jaycees State Highway Department Ra le Road Hillside LVVR Public Utilities Commission Joseph Ram

Referendum Sought On Apartments In Hillside

Homeowners Association will circulate petitions to place a referendum on the November ballot about more apartments in Hillside. James P. Whitlock, association chair, spoke at the group’s meeting to urge postponing township decisions until residents vote.

Homeowners Action Association Hillside James P. Whitlock Association John Witte Revere Drive

Vice Presidential Well Done for Youth Enterprise Winners

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey commends 26 Junior Achievement Free Enterprise award winners in Washington. He praises Bristol-Myers, Phelps Dodge, Copper Art Products, and area sponsors for supporting OPERATION FREE ENTERPRISE and inspiring youth belief in America's economic system.

Hubert H. Humphrey Tuly Fred Berger Maple Street Hillside Youthco CO Bristol-Myers Preston Deutsch Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corporation Humphrey Capitol Washington, D. C Bristol- Myers Company America

Police Open House At Police Headquarters May 19 20

The Police Department invites the public to an Open House at Police Headquarters on May 19 and 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. The event, tied to Police Week, offers tours of facilities and the detective bureau.

Police Department Police

Weisenfeld to Receive Honorary Degree at Rutgers

Allan Weisenfeld secretary of the New Jersey State Board of Mediation will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at Rutgers University's June 1 commencement in New Brunswick. Weisenfeld resides at 1067 Facview Place.

Allan Weisenfeld N. J. State Board of Mediation Rutgers University New Brunswick Weisenfeld Facview ‘Place

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