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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1966

Page

8

Education Week Proclaimed Amid Calls to Improve Schools

The mayor proclaims a six day Education Week observance from November 6 to 12 1966 with the theme Education Adds Up. The Hillside Education Association sponsors locally with NEA The American Legion and the National Congress of Parents and Teachers backing the event.

The Milliside Education Association American Education Week National Education Association American Legion National Congress of Parents and Teachers Hillside Education Association America Hillside

Public Thanks to Hillside Ambulance Squad

A Hillside resident expresses gratitude to the Hillside Ambulance Squad and Lt Moynihan of the Hillside Police for rapid response on October 1, 1966. Her stepfather, guest at a home, suffered heart failure and survived after Dr Davison treated him and police helped locate his son in New York City.

Hillside Davison Beth Israel Hospital Cial Moy=nihan Hillside Police N.Y.C Hyman Umansky

Upstairs People in Hillside Referendum Debate

The October issue notes petitions for a referendum on apartment houses as a joint effort by homeowners tenants and landlords. Hillside tenants form a large voting bloc. many have lived here years and seek suburban quiet and safety away from high rise crime and congestion.

Homeowners Association Hillside

Vote No on all apartment house referenda say Hillside residents

A letter urges residents of Hillside to vote NO on referenda about apartment houses. The writer compares living environments and claims longtime residents prefer smaller homes. He calls on upstairs residents to join in the NO vote and notes late-night mailings. Tim O Brierr

Tim—O'brierr

Letter to editor attacks Vietnam war stance

A reader criticizes the Democratic candidate in the 12th Congressional District for opposing weapons provision in Vietnam. The letter argues such views risk American soldiers and invite Communist dominance, urging stronger steps toward ending the war. It is signed by Sam Levenstein.

12Th Vietnam Dwyer

Hillside notices highlight probate and zoning actions

Readers are informed of Surrogate's notices for the estates of Helen Corso Regina Helm Finigan and Jack Kotkin with six month claim periods. Board of Adjustment decisions on premises at Yale Avenue North Broad Street and 1274 Robert Street are filed for public inspection.

Helen Corso Mary C. Kanane County of Union Frank T. Corao Joseph J.corso Goldhor & Meskin Liberty Ave Hillside Hillside Times Township OF Hillside Board OF Adjustment Board of Adjustment Anthony Gaubas Yale Avenue N.J R. Bartolottare North Broad Street Josef Pachurre Robert Street Municipal Building John F. Kennedy Plaza New Jersey

P.T.A. Sponsors Brownie Group At Hillside School

George Washington School hosts a new Brownie Troop for 2nd and 3rd graders with weekly meetings in the Art Room. A hike is planned for Nov 3 to the Firehouse and Conant Street Park where fire building will be taught by leader Mrs. Lawrence Amorski Jr. Girl Scout Troop 191 joins the outing with leaders Mrs. John Gaynor and Mrs. Kenneth Berg.

George Washington School Hillside Ave Conant Street Park Lawrence Peter Amorski Jr John Gaynor Kenneth Berg

City Court Hears Pleas Fines For Multiple Traffic Violations

Municipal Court Judge Henry Goldhor presided as defendants from East Orange Newark Elizabeth Hillside and Belleville pleaded guilty or not guilty on charges including speeding unregistered vehicle careless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. Fines ranged from 15 to 105 dollars with several defendants hit for 25 to 35 dollar penalties.

Peter Fabrizio Woodbine Darden Boats Parkway Joseph J. Hill Fairbanks Street Hillside George R. Wyatt Burnett St East Orange Walter V. Williams L Brookwood St Westminster Avenue Helene F. Levine Manor Dr Union John S. Schmidt Pingry Pl Elizabeth Avelina Pernas Salem Ave Lillian Murphy Stanton Ave Pernas Goldhor Joseph Weinberg Montgomery St Bloomfield Garden State Parkway Eugene Scott Alpine St Newark Joseph R. Reyes Schley St Leslie St Robert S. Oris Buchanan St Hillside Ave Blanche Mate Union Ave Belleville Donald DeVito Newfield St William H. Knight Garden St Staten Island Bloy St Knight

Hurden Looker PTA Chinese Dinner in Hillside

Hurden Looker School PTA held a Chinese dinner as part of its annual night program on October 19. Mrs Henry Feldman and Mrs Bernard Mindy chaired. President Mrs Matthew Witting thanked volunteers for a successful bazaar fundraiser.

Hillside N.J. Timies Hurden Looker Pta Hurden Looker School P.T.A Henry * Feldman Bernard Mindy Matthew Witting Schmandt Addonizio Stasi Kowalsky Haines Angie Crosta Otto Pete’ Fidler

Everybody Reads Dont Mention It Theres A Reason

A terse phrase appears on the page urging readers to notice a hidden motive. The line suggests a cautionary message about public interest and awareness without naming specifics. The context hints at a local column or advisory note.

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