Central Avenue Overpass Progress Shown From Broad Street sight
Two views show the Central Ave Way from Central Ave to N Broad St under construction by the State Bank Overpass. Workers dig out a section below street level near the new junction with N Broad St as a crane places steel supports. Pedestrians use the bridge as a shortcut while hillside offices and the Pennsylvania Ave area overlook the site.
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Central Ave
N. Broad St
al State Bank
The
Nation
W. Broad St
Elizabeth
Pennsylvania Ave
David 0. Evans
Bank
Hillside Week Incident and Crime Roundup
Hillside police log reports several incidents including a home light discrepancy on Chapman Street, thefts of bicycles from Louisa and Hillside area locations, a child swallowing a small button with no injuries, and a vehicle break in with a tan attache case stolen. Also noted are a simple assault arrest, a fall causing possible hip injury, a car entry with a case stolen, truck tire theft, a rear yard bicycle theft, a child head injury, and a juvenile probation case.
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Martin Cohen
Menlo Park
sHifIside Ave
Kee OK
12 Dwellings Planned on Liberty Ave Lot Amid Open Space Debate
Construction trailer and realtor sign announce 12 two family dwellings on Liberty Ave bounded by Herbert St Gurd Ave and Bay St. Township Committee may appeal for Green Acres Open Skies funds to develop the area as recommended by the Master Plan. The site lacks play space. planning calls for piles with no basements and enhanced sewer work to proceed before funding approval.
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Liberty Ave
Herbert St
Gurd Ave
Bay St
Terrys
Harden-Locker School
Little League Stadium
Liberty Avenue
Central Ave
Democrats pledge to obey voters on Hillside apartment issue
Share and Menza announce at a College Inn rally that the referendum on apartment houses will be binding if elected. They insist the issue deserves voter mandate, defend past housing decisions, and attack Republican opponents for alleged misinformation.
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Share
Menza
Lions Club Seeks Peace Essay Winners for 25000 Prize
Hillside Lions Club announces a world wide essay contest on world peace with total awards of 50000. The first prize is 25000 and eight regional winners receive 1000 each plus travel to Chicago in July 1967. More than 20000 local and district awards are also planned.
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Hillside Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Chicago
Illinois
Dominick F. Peter= paul
Wines Beers and Prompt Delivery Ad at 1317 Liberty Avenue
Local notice promotes delivery service for wines liquors and beers at 1317 Liberty Avenue with contact numbers WA 3 0659 and WA 93 1495 offering kegs beer coolers for hire and prompt delivery options.
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Liberty Avenue
Teenager narrowly survives freak auto accident in Bloomfield
Fred Fuller 16 of Bloomfield crawled under a car to escape police and was struck as Steven Sipko 18 allegedly did not see him. Four teen girls were released to parents. Sipko faced a $100 bond for drinking under 21 and possessing alcohol in a vehicle. Fuller treated at hospital then moved to Mountainside Hospital for injuries.
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Fred Fuller
Fairview Place
Bloomfield
Naterowly
Robert Thayer
Stephen Sipko
N. Spring St
Sipko
Elizabeth General Hospital
Elizabeth
Fuller
Mountainside Hospital
Montclair
Joseph Peyser
Robert Hack
Halloween PAL Dance and Party at Hillside Building
Detective Alois J. Stier announces Hillside PAL Building will host a Sunday 7 to 11 p.m. dance and a Halloween grand party Monday at 7 p.m. at 274 Hillside Ave. The semiannual event, held for teens and children, features costume prizes and refreshments as the building opens for mischief night and Halloween.
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Alois J. Stier
PAL
Hillside Pal
Hillside Ave
Peggy Roche selected for national Girl Scout events this summer
Peggy Roche of Troop 348 is named among six Senior Girl Scouts chosen for national events next summer. She will attend a Wilderness Encampment as guest of Mountain Laurel Girl Scout Council in Charleston West Virginia. Peggy is a junior at Archbishop Walsh High School Irvington and daughter of Henry J Roche 536 McMichael Place.
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Peggy Roche
Washington Rock
House Break-ins Reported On Marple and Salem Avenues
A man reported his home at 1017 Marple Ave entered early Friday, with two clock radios four motion picture cameras a projector and screen and cash totaling 195 dollars stolen. Francis Madden’s house at 1297 Salem Ave was entered Saturday afternoon with no other disturbances noted.
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J&mes S Wouring
Marple Ave
Francis Madden
Salem Ave
Hillside Senior Citizens Plan Halloween Party at Elks Club
The Hillside Hillside Senior Citizens Club will host a Halloween Party at the Hillside Elks Club on Hillside Avenue Monday at 1 p.m. Members of the Hillside Old Guard are invited as guests. A musical program is planned. The group meets November 7 at the Elizabeth Public Service Company.
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Hillside Senior Citizens Club
Hillside Elks Club
Hillside Avenue
Hillside “Old Guard
Elizabeth Public Service Company
Pedestrians Underpass On Long Ave Advances
Work on the Long Ave underpass funded by the State Highway Commission proceeds after a Tuesday start. The structure 15 feet long 8 feet high 7 feet wide sits on the west side near Hillside Pharmacy with JH Reid as contractor. About 56 000 dollars covers the tunnel costs and 70 trains daily will use the LVAR tracks under the Aldene Plan.
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Long Ave
Hollywood Ave
Pennsylvania Ave
JH. Reid
West Orange
State Highway Commission
L.V.A.R
Hillside Pharmacy
G O P Charges Dens Caring As A Hoax
Republican candidates Solomon P. Ostrin and Anton A. Vit Jr. told a Hillside audience that Democrats “care” only when convenient. They accused Democrats of blocking a railroad station under the Aldene Plan, failing to secure a Hillside post office, hindering bus service, and allowing high rise development. They urged voters to support Ostrin and Vit as trustworthy leaders.
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Solomon P. Ostrin
Anton A. Vit, Jr
Arnold Witte
Hillside
N. Broad Street
Ostrin
Vit
Theovernor
Roselle Park
Elizabeth
Washington
Wit
Menza
Hillside Aging Association Commends 4 Residents on Apt Stand
In a October 23 1966 resolution the Homeowners’ Association lauds four Hillside residents for public remarks against more apartment buildings. It also honors Milton B Conford for similar statements and urges new legislation to block landlords from converting long term rentals to short term week by week rooms. It cites opposition from Diamond Ferrigno Ostrin Vit Jr and Conford and points to a Weequahic Park area example.
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Hillside
Milton B. Conford
Wee=quahic Park
Williamson and Bailey Avenues
Robert Diamond
Carmen Ferrigno
S.lomon P. Ostrin
Hillside Times
Anton A, Vit, JR
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Central Avenue
Josephine Wojinski
Chapman St
Carl Pereira
Louisa St
Center Bowl
William Smith
John Glenn Drive
Anthony Guidice
Aoy St
Michael
William Detweiler
Bloy St
Geneva, Nee
Jane Lombardi
Trinity Place
Beth Israel Hospital
Newark
Eugene Greenwald
Kenneth Terry
Summit Road
Mountainside
Maine Border Freighting Co
State St
Brewer
Okke
Leonard Sternin
Aldine St
Gregory Catle
Jean Laucik
Milton M. Lilien
Union County Probation Department
Democratic Party
Anton A. Vit
Lions Club
TOBIA
N.J
Waverly
Peggy
Senior Citizens Planning
G.O.P
Dens
Henry G. Groh
Treas
Liberty
Avenue
Apt.Stand
Milton B
Confords
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