Hillside Voters Urged to See Through Campaign Tactics
A concerned Hillside resident writes to criticize Republican campaign tactics in the Township Committee race. She lists alleged evasions by candidates, accuses a backer of smear tactics about inexperience, questions apartment housing policies on North Broad Street, and cites past party shifts. She urges voters to demand concrete plans on planes, taxes, and development.
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of Phereverr
Inside
Davisher
Bob Damond
Carmen Ferrigno
Dajsher
Bob Diamond
Ian
Arnold Witte
North Broad Street
Witte
Hillside Republican
Hillside
Albert
Goldberg
Fairbanks Street
Kingdom Street Property Neglect Sparks Rats and Civic Critique
Isabel H. Van Vechthen of 36 King Street Hillside New Jersey criticizes Hillside officials and property owners for years of neglect on King Street and nearby Roanoke Avenue citing rat infestations icy walks and overgrowth. She praises local advocates Arnold Witte Makary Tarnoff Jr and notes Bnai Brith Women meeting October 20 at Hillside State Bank with a This Is Your Life tribute for an honored member.
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King St
Health Department
Diamond
King Street
Police Dept
Roanoke Ave
Arnold Witte
Makary Tarnoff, Jr
Hillside
B'Nai B'Rith
Hillside’ State Bank
Liberty Ave
Lewis Komrower
Martin Kaufman
Isabel H. van Vechthen
N,j
Witte letters dispute political slander and health issues
A letter writer defends his son running for public office, attacks another writer Mr Golden for political slander, and defends property rights while urging focus on health and community matters in Hillside. The piece cites local figures and ongoing political debate with mentions of Rt 22, Weequahic Park, and civic leadership changes.
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Mr. Golden
Witte
Hillside
King Street
J. John J. Witte
John J. Witte
Uillside
Anthony Couture
Hillside events highlight dance and tea notices
Joann Robertozzi, seven, will entertain at Hillside Honorary Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association's twelfth annual dance on October 16 at Hillside War Memorial Hall. Proceeds go to the Firemen's Death and Retirement Fund. A Sisters of Temple B'nai Abraham membership tea will be held October 21 at 12:30 PM hosted by Mrs. Joachim Prinz. Hillside Pop Warner teams defeated Cranford 20 to 0 and 45 to 0, setting up a clash with Linden.
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Joann Robertozzi
Hillside Honorary Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association
Hillside War Memorial Hall
Joann
New Jersey
Pryor's Pavilion
Asbury Park
Dominick
Eleanora Robertozzi
Firemen's
Sisterhood
Temple B'nai Abraham
Newark
Joachim Prinz
Elmwynd Drive
Orange
Hillside Pop Warner
Woodfield Stadium
Hillside
Pee
Cranford
Pop Warner
Linden
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Jack Mitnick
Bazaar
John Paczkowski
Moris Breitbart
George Washington P.T.A
Art Rose
Tom
Hillside Times
Michael Golden
Joseph Azzolino
N.J
Elizabeth Journal
Cavanagh
Foundation
Carl Melin
The
Chicago Bridge and Iron Co
Robert Diamond
Highway Department
Rt. 21
Weequahic Park
Hitllside
A.A
Mr. Coutre
Very
Bernard B. Bernstein
William Cavanagh
Hope Electgit Co
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Orlin Johnson
Bristol-Myers Co
James A. Oneil
National State Bank
Elizabeth
Joseph Ettreth
Arrow Engineering Co
James R. E. Ozias
McGarter, English
Stud=er
Lawrence Schacht
Schacht Steel Construction Inc
Frank W. O'Brien
Industrial Rations Associates
Stuart Cooper
Cooper Alloy Corp
Bank of Commerce
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Newark, New Jersey
New Midtown
Commerce Street
Commerce Court
Raymond Boulevard
Springfield Ave
High St
Hawthorne Ave
Clinton Pi
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Orange Ave
Bergan St
Market St
Penn Station
Federal
Chestnut
UNIO
Helen
Hyron Krop
Union Plate Glass CO
Ave
Union
Sabnal
Hillside Radio & TV
Bloy St
Aan
Paul
Paul Beier
Ale
Best Bros
N. Broad St
Real Estate & Insurance
Koppers
Jaek EL
Ramsey Ave
Murdock
Jossoff Glass CO
Glass
Meeker Avenue
Pozar-Schuhmann Inc. Realtor
Insuror
General (Insurance
Liberty Avenue
N. J Hillarde State Bank
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