Firefighters Injured In Monroe Garden Apartments Fire
A two alarm blaze at 1520 Schley St Sun displaced twelve families and injured four firefighters. Deputy Chief Marsnick and captains Horvath and Muench led rescues from the smoke filled second floor. The cause is under investigation and Hillside Ambulance aided at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Garden Apartments
Schley St
Michael Marsnick
Anthony Donnelly
Joseph Elsnick
Rose Cohen
Fisher
Sam Knopf
Edith Kay
Hillside
Marsnick
Charles Horvath
Edward Muench
Frank Caswell
Carmen Dill, Sr
Jean Goldhor
Hillside Arts Group Meeting and Local Crime Notes
Hillside Creative Arts Group schedules a Wednesday October 21 meeting at 8 pm in the Hillside Municipal Building courtroom. Police report window panes broken at Calvin Coolidge School, plus car thefts, an abandoned vehicle, a ransacked office, gun theft, missing items, and an emergency hospital transport.
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Hillside Creative Arts Group
Hillside Municipal
Calvin Coolidge School
Steve Gorlin
Williamson Ave
Leonard Sternin
Aldine St
Keane
Jeffrey Love
Littleton Ave
Newark
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Cooper Alloy Corp
Ramsey Ave
Hillside Ambulance Squad Breaks Ground for New HQ
The Hillside ambulance squad will break ground on Sunday October 18, 1970 at 2 00 PM for a new squad headquarters on Schley Street opposite 1499 97 Leslie Street. Attendees include local officials Westinghouse Corp manager district representatives First Aid Council police and fire chiefs and department members.
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Hillside Ambulance Squad
Schley Street
Leslie Street
Eleanor L. O'Neil
Westinghouse Corp
First Aid Council
Hillside Squad
Hollywood Ave
Hillside Candidates urged to pledge on local ecology plan
New Jersey citizens and Hillside High School students press Township Committee hopefuls to adopt six environmental actions. They seek a Conservation Commission, a ban on returnable beverage containers, a regional solid waste disposal plan, recycling separation rules, limits on noisy vehicles, and a leaf composting program.
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New Jersey Citizens For Clean Air
Environmental Science Club
Hillside High School
Jear
Maplewood’s
Hillside Times
Hillside policy talk frames future with cost concerns
Candidate Ferguson argues Hillside's growth stems from many people over history not one party. He warns taxes rise with fashionable spending and new departments duplicating work, urging voters to assess trends and shape future direction.
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Art Ferguson
Hillside
Center growth observed at William H. Bute Community Center
Since its formal opening on Friday September 11 the William H. Bute Community Center has attracted increasing attendance. The facility hosts popular clubs and activities and is developing as a successful community hub.
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William H. Bute
David Klurman
Klurman
Sanford Kaplan
Toni Éwelbel
David Taub
Kaplan
the Living Truth
Hillside
Community Council Sets Drug Talks
Hillside Council on Community Affairs plans a lecture series on the drug problem at Hillside High School Auditorium at 8 p.m. monthly. The first meeting Oct 21 features Detectives Millburn and Messano with Drug Identification and a film Runaway to Hippie. subsequent sessions cover health pharmacology and legal aspects with local officials and experts.
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Hillside Council On Community Affairs
Hillside High School
Millburn
Messano
Witte Proposes Billboard Tax in Hillside
Hillside committee member Arnold Witte pushes an ordinance for an annual billboard fee of ten cents per square foot and a ban on new commercial billboards. He argues homeowners face rising taxes and the township should gain from billboard profits while balancing community welfare against private profit.
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Hillside
Arnold Witte
Witte
Hillside High Revamps English Program Under Modular Scheduling
The Hillside High School English Department led by Bernard J. Schalkoff implements modular scheduling to split ninth grade English into three areas literature vocabulary and grammar taught by different teachers. Freshman Writing and Freshman Public Speaking rotate mid year to provide full exposure. Reading and Study Skills and school newspaper work also expand under new modular time.
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Hillside High School
Bernard J. Schalkoff
Futre
Anthony Avella
John Kulikowski
Joseph Ebler
Rosemary Rok Je
Joan Agcoll
Schalkoff
Elaine Sheffler
Sandra Meskin
Thomas Tomko
John Sobecki
Sarah Donahue
Philip Camills
Dent
Barbara Davis
Elaine _sheffler
Hill Side High School
Mancuso Named Dimes Campaign Chairman
Fire Commissioner Charles Mancuso is named 1971 March of Dimes Campaign Chairman for Hillside in Region II joining Union Cranford Westfield Kenilworth and Springfield. He aims to advance polio and birth defect prevention with Jan drive plans and regional meetings, urging mothers to volunteer. He can be reached at 923-0196.
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Charles Mancuso
March of Dimes
Hillside
Mancuso
Union
Cranford
Westfield
Kenilworth
Springfield
Janury
Hillside Tax Office Evening Hours Announced
The Hillside Tax Office will be open for taxpayers on October 19 from 7 to 8 p m October 26 from 7 to 8 p m and November 2 from 7 to 8 p m to accommodate payments and inquiries.
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Tax Office
Hillside
Pamy
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Hatfield Wire and Calbe Co
Franklin Auto Body
William Dieroff
Looker St
Broad St
Fabyan Swim Club
C.L. McBride
Fritz J. Schaffer
Creek Road
Keansburg
Roswell Donah
Highland and
Hillside Avenues
Michael Debernzy
Coolidge St
Irvington
Maple Esso
Maple Ave
Wees
Barbara de Luca
Jacques St
Monarch Motors
N. Broad St
North Ave
Ecology Club
Edgar Fisler
NJCCA
Dan Rosenberg
Ferguson
Bule Center
P.T.A
Board of Education
Police Department
Bristol-Myers
Mt. Carmel Guild
Alice Douglas
Valley View Road
John A. Oberle
Blackburn Road
Louis A. Dischler
J. Arnold Witte
Bri Attermann
Arlene Widowsky
Bernard Schalkeff
Gary Collins
Pattie Sass
Dimes
Charles S. Manucuso
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