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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1969

Page

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Hillside Area Community Notices Report

Hillside Safety Council to run annual bicycle check for children on May 24 from 9:30 a.m. at the maintenance garage behind Hillside PAL Building. Civil Service Commission adopts Hillside township reclassification survey covering 84 municipal titles. employees reclassified and new salary schedules set. Memorial Day Parade plans by Women of Hillside B'nai B'rith with many riding decorated cars and marching. Henry G. Groh reelected president of Union County Grand Jurors Association. Fire and theft incidents noted including a sawdust blaze at Fimbel Door Co and multiple stolen items from homes. Dr Wayne T. Branom honored at PTA luncheon. donations toward Branom Scholarship Fund. Drum and Bugle Corps to meet May 24 at PAL Building. open to youths 12 to 21 with parental support. Graduation dates and school times listed for Hillside schools. Beekeeping first swarm reported on Winans Ave. Several injuries, thefts, and vehicle incidents recorded in area.

Hillside Safety Council Hillside Pal New Jersey Civil Service Commission Hillside

Harmony Date Set For Friday Night

The Rotary Club hosts a Friday night harmony event on May 23 with three groups The Montclair Chapter SPEBSQSA The Afterglows and the Town Criers. Tickets cost 2 for adults and are free for children 12 and under when with an adult. Proceeds fund Hillside Rotary scholarships and youth funds.

Rotary Club Swider's Hollywood Ave Tobin's Appliances Liberty Ave North Broad St Reinhard Printing Hillside Times Hillside High School Hillside Rotary Club Montclair the Afterglows The Town Criers

County Investigates Brennan Shooting

Funeral services were held for Kevin A. Brennan 28 at Laskowski Funeral Home Irvington. Middlesex detectives chased Brennan after a report of erratic driving in Metuchen and Union. Detective Rudolph Johnson fired the fatal shot after Brennan allegedly flourished a pistol. the tool was a starting gun for track meets. no charges against Johnson. Prosecutor Leo Kaplowitz ordered a thorough investigation.

Edward P. Laskowski Irvington Kevin A. Brennan Bright St Hillside Middlesex County Union Union County Leo Kaplowitz Middlesex Metuchen Garden State Parkway Leo and Ellen Streets Rudolph Johnson Memorial General Hospital Johnson Brennan

Two Charged With Gambling in Union County Raid

Union County detectives and De puty Police Chief George A Shelbourne and Police Captain George Davies raided a barber and soda shop and charged two men with gambling. Joseph Balsano 53 of Newark owner of Maple Barber Shop and Gary Zimmerman 32 of Elizabeth charged with maintaining premises for gambling and bookmaking respectively. Bail set at 5000 each. Material witnesses include Herbert Lembeck and Frank Di Renzo.

Union County Deuty George A.shelbourne George Davies Friday Joseph Balsano Norman Road Newark Maple Maple Ave Gary Zimmerman Broad St Elizabeth Hillside Soda Herbert Lembeck Leslie St Frank di Renzo East Orange Lembeck Essex County Authority

Hillside passes blockbusting ordinance to protect homes

The Hillside Township Committee unanimously adopted a blockbusting prevention law. Officials say it will be strictly enforced to curb panic selling and uphold real estate values. A canvassers permit is required for agents and police may be called for permit violations.

Hillside Manuel Kantor Cials Hugh Kirk Center St Hill Marvin Corwick Corwich Lute Share J. Arnold Witte Menza Harold Carrillo Maple Ave

Board of Ed. Probes Campaign Literature and District Actions

The Board of Education asks Union County Prosecutor Leo Kaplowitz to reopen an investigation into unsigned campaign literature from Hillside that violated fair campaign practices law. The board and lawyer vow to pursue the matter. other items include driver training car shortages, wage increases for cafeteria and custodial staff, resignations, and bids for maintenance and supplies.

Board of Education Union County Leo Kaplowitz Hillside Gilbert Chamberlin Monarch Chrysler Plymouth Elizabeth Cur William Pfeuffer Jack Wagner Martin Lynch Mary Gehring Susan Siegel Eileen Newman

Electric scoreboard to honor Dr Milton Lilien at Hillside

Hillside Board of Education approves a project to erect a $2000 electric scoreboard at Woodfield Stadium in honor of Dr Milton Lilien, longtime attending physician for the football team. Donation fund details and committee members are listed.

Seymour Bierman Hillside Board of Education Woodfield Stadium Milton Lilien Lilien Hillside Bierman Board of Education Harvey Man Marilyn Ferrigno Pete Ferrigno Carmen Ferrigno Joe Silver Late Share Arnold Witte al Schoen Edward Gottlieb Louis Fine Sidney Silverstein Hillside Times Vito Menza Peter G. Humanik

Bonus Weekends At Pool Before Official 1969 Opening

Mr Moe Bierman Buildings and Grounds Chairman of the Swimming Pool Commission announces the pool will open for weekend use on June 14 15 and June 21 22 if weather permits and the summerizing work is complete. Membership applications must be in by June 1 to qualify for these weekends.

Moe Bierman The Swimming Pool Commission

CCHTo Sponsor Primary Symposium

The Concerned Citizens of Hillside will sponsor a symposium on issues and candidates in the primary elections at the College Inn on Monday May 26. Hillside voters face many candidates for county and state offices as the group aims to clarify choices. The program will feature speakers for all Democratic gubernatorial candidates and representatives of each faction contending in Union County primaries.

Hillside United Presbyterian Church Ronald Glass Arthur Chase Newark State College, Union Elijah Hillside College Inn C.C.H Union County New Democratic Coalition McCarthy

Hillside High to Host Spring Music Festival Wednesday

Hillside High School Music Dept presents its annual Spring Music Festival on Wednesday May 28 at 8 00 p m The trumpet section pictured includes Mark Kiedes Bill Taetzch Howard Kreitzman Jeff Raffie and Da

Hillside High School Music Dept Mark Kiedes Bill Taetzch Howard Kreitzman Jeff Raffie

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B'nai B'rith Sean Henry G. Groh National State Bank Union County Grand Jurors’ Association Fimbel Door Co Ramsey Ave Rose Stolper Williamson Julius Fischmann Eewee Charles Ritz Michael Heminuk Yale Ave Clark St Branom Harden Locker PTA Wayne T. Branom Luis Jiminez Association PAL Hillside Ave Peter Polizzo Karl Ross Woman’s Club of Hillside Scholarship Fund, Inc Dorothy Cravertz Virginia St William E. Hess Dorothy Drayett Hillside School Calvin Coolidge Harden Looker Abram P. Morris Winans Ave Carol Beyer Bloy St Morris Ave Commerce Ave William Gelber Riverside Drive John F Westfield Ave Roselle Park Hess N. Broad St Robert Davis Lincoln St Glen Ridge Seene Ronald Frank Williamson Ave Woodruff Elizabeth River Park Jack Gerber Rose Zambella Fitzpatrick St Central Bowl Fire Engine Co First St Baker St Hill Top Pacemaker Club Newark Beth Israel Medical Center Albert W. Benninger Little Silver Lillian Gluckshorn 1554 Schley Street Harmony War Memorial Building Rotary Charity Fund County TOBIA Tobia’s Bed Appliances Liberty Avenue Alexander Menza Chester Frankel Eastern Union Coun Ty Board of Realtors Township Kelbey Associates King and North Broad Sts Board of Adjustment Joseph R. Kane Page Board of Ed Dr. Lilien Ders Martin Prince Henry Groh Cchto
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