Pulaski Week Marked In Hillside With Fund Drive
Hillside proclaims Pulaski Week October 6 to 12 and designates Pulaski Boulevard on Bloy Street. The Hillside P A L seeks donations to sustain after school programs for youths, led by Detective Alois Stier and Dorothy Groeger, with a call for volunteers and community support.
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P.A.L
Hillside
League
P.A.L. League
Alois J. Stier
Dorothy Groeger
Hillside P.A.L
Hillside Ave
Carmen Ferrigno
Pulaski
Casimer Pulaski
Bloy St
Pulaski Boulevard
Ferrigno
Casimir Pulaski
Blay Street
Chester Grabowski
New Jersey
Polish Post Eagle
Ronald Tyranski
John Gibas
Andre J. Adamchak
Michael Urbanski
Sylvester Maderski
Leon Ignar
Edward Bender
Walter Pagowski
Charles Urbanski
Drug Addict To Tell Her Story In Hillside Event
Flor rie Fisher, 23, a longtime drug addict, will tell her life story to parents and teenagers in Hillside on October 16 at 8 p.m. The talk, broadcast on television and used nationwide, aims to deter youth from drugs. The Hillside B nai B rith Women sponsor the free community meeting at the high school auditorium.
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Fisher
Hillside
Miss Fisher
David Susskind
Congress
Hillside B
Rain Causes Auto Collision on Bloy Street Overpass
Miss Claire C Kenna 23 of 720 Pennington Ave Elizabeth injured with knee soreness and a wrist sprain in a rain collision on the Bloy St Overpass near Chapman St at 10 14 a m Monday. She refused medical aid saying she would visit her own doctor. Charles Cirella 30 of 21 Lenox Ave Irvington drove south and did not see the Kenna car due to a blocking truck.
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Claire C. Kenna
Pennington Ave
Elizabeth
Bloy St
Chapman St
Frank de Santo
Charles Cirella
Lenox Ave
Irvington
Miss Kenna
Cirella
Station Robbery Hits Angel's Sunoco for Second Time
Angel's Sunoco on Rt 22 was robbed again in three months. Vincent Siniscal reported three white men, one armed with a pistol and another with a knife, took 159 dollars from the station at 10 18 p m. The trio fled west on foot. A August robbery at the same station left an attendant with head injuries. Police issued a teletype alert for the suspects.
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Angel
Sunoco
Rt. 22
Vincent Siniscal
Salem Ave
Siniscal
Candidates Night At Hillside School Forum Deliberations
Public invited to the third annual Candidates Night at Hillside Avenue School at 8 p.m. tonight. Four Township Committee hopefuls will attend with other county and State officials invited. Jaycees and Men's Progress Club sponsor. Q and A planned after the forum. Jack Rhein and Harold Wovsaniker chair the event.
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Hillside Ave
Hillside Jaycees
Men’s Progress Club
Jaycees
Loot Includes Mink And TV
Mrs. Ruth Pike reported a home break in at 18 Bailey Ave. The thief entered after 5:45 p.m. and ransacked the house. A mink stole valued at 300 dollars a 12 inch color television set worth 700 dollars and a strand of pearls were stolen.
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Ruth Pike
Bailey Ave
Kundin Appointment Dragged By Delays In Township Clerk Row
Harry Kundin faced delays in officially assuming the Township Court Clerk post after a telegram from Township Attorney Ackerman advised him not to report. He appeared for swearing in on the appointment date, while Clerk Dischler waited for a private committee meeting to proceed. The appointment was to take effect October 7, vacating the prior post held by Sgt J C Van Deursen. The town waited as further developments unfolded.
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Harry Kundin
Kundin
Monroe Ackerman
Lou Dischler
Mr. Kundin
Sgt
J. C. van Deursen
Compton Ter
ABC Electric
Carmen J. Ferrigno
I. Lute Share
Alex Menza
Dischler
Marvin Weiss
Hollywood Ave
Ferrigno
Board of Adjustment
North Broad St
Denounces GOP On Cost Of Fire Boxes
Township Committee clash sees Democrat Robert Diamond condemn Franklin Feltman and E Jonathan Bell for claiming the fire callbox system will cost over 600000 over ten years The system costs less than 16000 yearly and was installed at no township expense Diamond notes a rental setup and a prior study with industry input Continued on Page 8.
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Gop
Robert Diamond
Franklin A. Feltman
E. Jonathan Bell
Diamond
Hillside
Republican Pledge to Seek Green Acres for Hillside Park
Republican candidates Jonathan Ben and Franklin A Feltman pledged to push a Green Acres recreation plan for the Merkle Property in Hillside. They criticized recent Black Acres improvements as a misused play space and promised a well planned park for both children and senior citizens if elected.
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S. Jonathan Ben
Franklin A. Feltman
Merkle
Bell
Feltman
GOP
Hillside
Hill Side
Hillside Democrats Spar Over Fire Alarm Costs
Hillside Democrats accuse GOP opponents of misstating a new fire alarm system. They contest claimed $600,000 ten year costs and $18,000 annual charges, saying the system is rented from New Jersey Bell with minimal additions and a $15,700 yearly rent. The Democrats defend the safety measure aimed at city schools and industrial areas.
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Carmen J. Ferrigno
Marvin Corwick
Hillside
Ferrigno
Corwick
New Jersey Bell Telephone System
Hillside Avenue
Board of Education
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John Gilas
Michael
Richard
Richard Urbanski
Hillside Times
Florrie Fisher
New York Daily News
Christopher Columbus
Liberty Ave
Pulaski Blvd
Arthur Seale
Conference of Chiefs of Police
George Davies
Sea Girt
TOBIA
BBC Appliances
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
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