Lodge Debates Governor Race Between Sears and Wilentz
Hillside Lodge Bnai Brith hosts a debate between Sen. Harary L. Sears and Assemblyman Robert N. Wilentz on the 1969 New Jersey gubernatorial race. The event moves to Tuesday October 21 at the Sinai Youth Center Hillside starting 8 30 p m.
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Hillside Lodge
Bnai Brith
Harary L. Sears
Robert N. Wilentz
New Jersey
Sinai Youth Center
Maple Ave
Nue
Hillside
Harry L Sears
New Jersey Assembly
New Jersey Senate
Morris County
Senate
Hillside Week honors youth program managers and coaches
The Board of Recreation Commissioners honored Connie Mack and Babe Ruth League managers and coaches at Dicken's Pub Union. Police logs include vandalism claims, car thefts, bike thefts, injuries, dog bites, missing valuables, equipment theft, and juvenile vehicle theft reports from Rahway to Newark.
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Board of Recreation Commissioners
Dicken's Pub
Union
Democrats Criticize Silence of Opponents in Hillside Race
Hillside Democrats accuse Republican challenger Bello Aiello of poor civic interest and late voting activity. They note he first registered to vote in July 1969 after announcing candidacy for the Township Committee, and cite his voting record gaps in 1968 and 1969.
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Alexander J. Menza
J. Late Share
Hillside
Menza
Share
Bello
Board of Education
Aiello
Pollution blamed on private sector by New Jersey official
Deputy Attorney General Theodore Schwartz told Hillside Industrial Association members that private industry drives pollution and cautioned that without correction the state will act. He noted over 300 cases since 1954 code adoption, emphasized prevention via 1967 act, and urged firms to seek counsel to avoid penalties. He described state monitoring stations and relied on resident complaints for odor judgments.
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Theodore A. Schwartz
Livingston
Hillside Industrial Association
College Inn
Schwartz
New Jersey
State Board of Health
Pemnsylvania
Maryland
New York City
Police Probe Multiple Thefts Across Town
Police investigate three auto thefts and several home break ins reported Monday. Victims include Mrs. Hilda Kosofsky who lost cash and car keys before her car was stolen and recovered, and Mrs. Ruth Walker whose tires were taken from her vehicle. Other incidents involve a shopping center unit, a library locker, and multiple wallets.
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Helga
Helga Osterline
Route 22
Tees
Sheila Pollack
Hamilton St. Elizabeth
Pollack
Long Ave
Hilda Kosofsky
Bailey Ave
Kosofsky
Ann Putrino
Princeton Ave
LO Liberty Ave
Hillside
Ruth Walker
Broad St
Ronald Rafft
Leslie St
Ruth Levin
Williamson Aye
Lottie Smotensky
Public Library
Edna Runfolo
Riverside Drive
Joan Stancheff
South Plainfield
Runfalo
Stan
Elizabeth River cleanup clears debris from Woodruff section
Pamela Mess 17 a Hillside High School senior and Girl Scout led a river cleanup of the East Branch Elizabeth River at Woodruff and Conant Street Park. Cadette Troop 365 Hillside, Boy Scout Troop 54 Roselle, and Hillside Avenue School students also helped remove shopping carts tires and soft drink cans.
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Elizabeth River
Woodruff
Ject
Pamela Mess
Hillside High School
Hillside
Roselle
Hillside Ave School
Hillside Avenue School
Conant Street Park
River Cleanup Engagement At Hillside School
Students and teachers joined a river cleanup removing debris from the Elizabeth River. Eighth graders Bruce Kreeger Alan Warner Vanessa Abercombrie and others assisted while Girl Scout Miss M Mess and Boy Scout leader Mr R Orlando directed crews. Local officials John G Walsh and Mayor Alexander J Menza visited the site.
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Veronica Mondrinos
Edward Bowne
Edna Doll
Miss Mess
Hillside Avenue School
Elizabeth River
Jean Rae Turner
Elizabeth Daily Journal
M. Mess
R. Orlando
Matthew Levine
James Coler
Andrew Pa~pier
Ellen Eisenberg
Sandra Cameron
Wendy Goldner
Lina Keyser
Richard Cansamo
Jeffrey Tittel
Randy Pfahl
Mind
Mountainside
Hillside
Union County Park Commission
Alexander J. Menza
Loeb challenges Hillside tax rate claim at GOP HQ
At a Hillside GOP event Joseph T. Loeb accused Democrats of misrepresenting the tax rate. He cited a Hillside Times article and said incumbents pledged a low rate but the county shows Hillside as the second highest in Union County among twenty one communities.
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Loeb
Hillside
GOP
Joseph T. Loeb
Hillside Times
Union County
Lehner Attacks Double Standard in Hill Side Politics
Gary D. Lehner, independent candidate for Township Committee, decries a double standard in Hill Side and urges grease trap mandates for all food establishments by November 4. He cites health searches and asks officials to require traps to protect public health.
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Gary D. Lehner
Board of Health
Lehner
Tax rate pledge referenced by Union County towns list
The 1963 Democrat ad noted Summit and Clark had lower taxes than Hillside. By 1969 nine towns Linden Kenilworth Union Mountainside Cranford Garwood Roselle Summit and Berkeley Heights had lower general rates. The pledge remains a political claim.
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Democrat
Summit and
Clark
Hillside
Union County
Loeb
Linden
Kenil—worth
Union
Mountainside
Cranford
Garwood
Roselle
Summit
Berkeley Heights
Looker Street Residents Oppose One Way Thoroughfare
Looker Street residents vote against creating Hurden Street as a one way thoroughfare citing expected traffic increase. A petition signed by multiple Looker Street residents urged the township committee to oppose changes to traffic patterns in the area.
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Looker St
Hurden St
Harden St
Hillside High Students Sponsor Paper Drive
The Junior Class of Hillside High School plans a paper drive on Saturday October 18, 1969 from 8 AM to noon. Class of 71 asks for cooperation, with donations tied in bundles marked HHS. Proceeds benefit the Junior Ring Dance in May 1970.
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Hillside High School
Tax Office Announces Evening Hours for Q4 Taxes
The Tax Office will open on Monday October 20 October 27 and November 3 from 7 to 8 p.m. to help taxpayers pay the 4th quarter taxes due November 1.
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Harry L, Sears
Robert N, Wilentz
Edward Jotantos
Gary Blum
Wanamassa
Blum Bindery
N. Broad St.reen
Jonathan Bell
Benjamin Chesner
Schley St
Thomas Ballard
Bayville
Robert St
Here
Hyman Royalt
Summit Ave
Wees
Robert Yarrick
Washington St
Rahway
Donald Bley
Virginia St
Aldo Ranchi
East Brunswick
Kraft Foods Co
Evans Terminal
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Aeeee
Rose Goldfarb
Orchard Ter
Ethel Levy
Beth Israel Hospital
Newark
Barry Falk
Roseann Plesnick
Silver Ave
Thee
David Muller
Westminster Ave
Monarch Motors
N. Broad St
James Horning
Laurelton
Breee
Ain Ermiprinn
Tobia
BBC
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
Eliz
Pinto
Ned Bowwne
Hillside Ave
Beverly Urhansky
Robin Trencher
Pam Mess
Nagrod Studio
Gary Lehner
H. S
Tax Office
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