28 May 1970
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1970
Page
1
William H. Runton postmaster announced normal delivery and window service on Friday May 29 1970. Saturday May 30 1970 Memorial Day no mail delivery by city carriers no window service. Mail collection from main office stations and branches at 12 Noon with special delivery. Sunday May 31 normal collection service.
Achilles J. Teatris nineteen of 1216 Howard Street was arrested at 1315 p.m. Thursday in the back yard of 58 Hillside Avenue by detectives and a patrolman on drug charges. Police said he had sixteen homemade marijuana cigarettes and an LSD capsule. He was held for fifteen hundred dollars bail.
The fourth annual Memorial Day events in Hillside begin with an interfaith memorial service at the Hillside War Memorial on Liberty Avenue at noon, followed by a parade from Hillside High School. Local dignitaries, clergy, and veterans groups will attend. 4000 flags will line the route and refreshments served at the PAL Building. The Hillside High School Band will participate. numerous floats and marching units are listed, with a planned flyover around 1:00 PM.
Hillside fire fighters complete Fire Science studies at Jersey City State College. The Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual meeting at Kingston Restaurant Union. Union County Traffic Safety Committee to view site plan slides at Mountainside Inn. Health Officer reports April bites and vital statistics for marriages births and deaths, plus local rummage sale details. Auto damage incidents and minor injuries noted along with juvenile truancies and theft incidents. Police arrest and court actions include eluding a officer and a parking violation warrant.
Ground is expected to be broken soon for four two family houses at North Broad and King Streets. Boa Construction Co of Rahway builds the homes on land bought from Kelby Associates of Elizabeth. Permits were issued by the Building Inspector as the Township Committee earlier approved plans for two family and one family homes in the Roanoke to King Street area. A 12th two family home will fall under the Elizabeth zoning ordinance.
Monmouth County Court Judge Patrick J. McGann denied a motion to suppress evidence of bookmaking against Daniel J. Gould 63 of Elizabeth. Gould was arrested March 5 1970 at Lenny's and Joe's Barber Shop in Maple Avenue. The raid yielded gambling slips in his coat. Gould posted 5000 bail and faces an April 4 1968 bookmaking charge from a Hillside raid.
Local Republican voters head to the primary on Tuesday June 2 to decide control of the split GOP. Incumbent J Arnold Witte and Joseph T Loeb vie for the municipal seat with district races across eleven of fifteen districts shaping a potential party fracture into November. Incumbents Florence P Dwyer Jerome Epstein Arthur Manner and Charles S Tracy seek re election along with a slate of Democratic and third party contenders in county and state races.
With under a week until the formary election Republicans grapple over debate terms and communication lapses between J Arnold Witte and Joseph T Loeb. Witte confirmed plans for Thursday's debate at College Inn while press reports highlight conflicting notices and a telegram exchange.
Joseph T. Loeb, GOP candidate for Township Committee, charges Arnold Witte with a careless approach to responsibility and complete insincerity toward voters. Loeb said he informed this paper on Tuesday that he sent ...
The Hillside Community Orchestra presents its annual Spring Concert on Friday evening June 5 at 8 30 p m in the Hillside High School Auditorium Liberty Avenue Hillside. Violin soloist Stephen Wolosonovich, Juilliard graduate and former Rochester Philharmonic member, performs Paganini Violin Concerto No 1 accompanied by the orchestra. Admission is free for Hillside residents.
Campaign manager Dr. Frank Light defends Arnold Witte against defogatory remarks and argues Witte’s three year record, incumbency, and past election margin justify support. He criticizes opponent Loeb as politically naive and outlines differences in qualifications.
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