Nighttime thefts and juvenile incidents haunt city
Police hunted a man suspected of first instance theft and another who stole hubcaps near Conklin Ave and Compton. Labor Day weekend yielded several juvenile complaints including stone throwing at vehicles. In Elizabeth River Park two 12 year olds assaulted two visiting girls and another juvenile threatened an elderly woman with a toy pistol. Juveniles also broke windows at Reuben Donnelly Corp on Central Ave.
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Conklin Ave
Compton
Ter
Elizabeth River Park
Reuben Donnelly Corp
Central Ave
Ready Teachers For School Opening
A series of orientation and workshop sessions prepared Hillside teachers for opening day. Jean Rae Turner addressed the luncheon on Hillside history. Teachers split into groups to plan procedures, lessons, and public relations.
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Jean Rae Turner
The
Daily Journal
Hillside
Margaret Brookes
Hillside Avenue
May= roel Murphy
Catuin Coolidge
Three Factory Additions Listed for Central Ave
Building permits totaling 729000 were issued by Building Inspector Carmen Monaco for three additions on Central Ave. Emerald Corp. receives a 600000, 136.6 by 124.9 by 54 ft addition for manufacturing and warehousing after a variance. Dillon Beck Co. via L P C Realty gets an 85000 one story warehouse 102.5 by 102.5 by 23.4 ft. DME Corp. at 1217 Central Ave secures a 44000 one story warehouse and manufacturing building 103 by 85.6 by 22.6 ft.
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Central Ave
Carmen Monaco
Emerald Corp
Dillon Beck Co
Repre
L.P.C. Realty Corp
DME Corp
Detroit Mold and Engineering Corp
Board Denies Gas Station Plan on Hillside and Bloy
Zoning Board denies Cantor Associates request to erect a gasoline station at Hillside Avenue and Bloy Street. Eight objectors testified against the project while decisions on Shop Electric Service 326 Bloy Street and Joseph Ripian 510 Columbia Avenue were reserved. Dallas Farrell 206 Fitzpatrick Street was approved to build a one car garage at his home.
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Electrc Service
Bloy St
Locust Ave
Joseph Ripiand
Columbia Ave
Dallas Farrell
Fitzpatrick St
Hidden Voice Harassment Hits Township Officials Homes
Last Thursday three Township Committee members, including Police Commissioner Monroe Ackerman, Public Works Commissioner Anton Vit Jr., and Fire Commissioner John A. Desch, received obscene anti Semitic and threatening calls from a white male voice. The calls cited Vit's Masonic affiliation and threatened bodily harm to Ackerman and Wit, with no suspect identified. The piece urges democratic dispute be settled in courts or at the polls, not by secret calls.
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Monroe Ackerman
Public Works
Anton A. Vit Jr
John A. Desch
Vit
Masonic Order
Wit's
Ackerman
Dalles
Zoning Case Highlights Bank Variance and Highway Plan
A zoning dispute this week involves National State Bank Elizabeth seeking a variance for a one story office as the Aldene Plan advances. The New Jersey Highway Department plan appears near fruition though township officials and the highway department have offered little on preventing or delaying its implementation.
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The
National State Bank
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Highway Department
Township Clerk Extends Registration Window for Voters
Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler announces extended registration hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on eight days including tonight, Monday, Wednesday, next Thursday and September 20 to 23. The change aims to accommodate voters seeking to register before the upcoming election.
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Louis A. Dischler
Hillside Pop Warner Exibition at East Orange High
The Hillside Pop Warner teams host an exhibition this Sunday at East Orange High School field. The Peewee game starts at noon, followed by the Midget team, with honorary guests Governor Richard Hughes Senator Harrison Williams Mayor James Kelly and Hillside Mayor Robert Diamond in attendance.
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Hillside Pop Warner
East Orange High School
Richard Hughes
Harrison Williams
James Kelly
East Orange
Hillside
Robert Diamond
Plan Board Eyes Report Changes
The Planning Board has reviewed proposed changes in its traffic circulation report to be printed soon. The study covers roadway limitations, access to community areas, bottlenecks and traffic flow as part of the master plan under preparation. Earlier population and land use surveys have been released.
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Planning Board
Police nab two on neighbor tip in Newark car theft
Alert resident notified police last week when she observed two men take clothing from a neighbor's automobile. Arrested on breaking and entering and larceny were Jack Bialek Sr of 309 Osborne Ter Newark and James Hogan 32 of 139 Fairbanks St. Vehicle owner is Joseph Smela of 26 Salem Ave. Bail set at 1000 dollars.
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Jack Bialek, Sr
Osborne Ter
Newark
James Hogan
Fairbanks St
Richard Madden
Joseph Smela
Salem Ave
Adult School To Offer Women Bowlers Bridge Golf-Judo Too
Hillside Adult School Fall term opens October 7 at the high school with 30 courses over ten Thursday nights. Programs include ballroom dancing, English for new Americans, bridge, judo, golf, math trends, painting, speed reading, fencing, stenography, typing, sewing, and more. Registration is 10 am to 5 pm at Recreation Office Room 30 Municipal Building. call 926-2219 for details. The Women s Bowling League starts September 16 at Hillside Lanes, with Housewives League joining Thursdays at 1 pm. open to all Hillside residents.
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Board of Education and Recreation Commission
Hillside Adult School
Peter G. Humanth
Hillside
Liberty
Florence Avenues
Recreation Commission
Hess Gas To Share Profits With PAL
Hess Gasoline Service Station at the corner of N Broad and Williamson Ave will share profits with Hillside PAL in a Saturday benefit. The event runs 6 am to 11 pm with soft drinks, balloons, and station tours to introduce residents and raise funds. Registration for the 1965 66 season begins at $1 per member, as Hillside PAL seeks ongoing support and program expenses.
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Hess
Broad St
Williamson Ave
Hillside Pal
Philip San Fillippo
Mr. San Filippo
Police Department
PAL
Hillside Ave
Car fire damages Barbara Siegel's vehicle in Erie
A car owned by Barbara Siegel at 1565 Leslie Street near 245 Winans Ave caught fire last Thursday at 9 24 p m. Fire Engine Company One arrived and extinguished the blaze causing heavy damage to the engine room and overall vehicle status.
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Barbara Siegel
Leslie Sty
Winans Ave. Fire Engine Co
Defense Group To Meet Tonight
The Hillside Civil Defense Council will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. in the Civil Defense control room of the Municipal Building. Radio Officer Les Klarfeld notes the session and Hillside residents interested in joining are invited. Plans for the coming year will be discussed.
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Hillside Civil Defense Council
Civil Defense Control
Les Klarfeld
Hillside
Dems To Open Campaign Headquarters Tonight
Mayor Robert Diamond and Carmen J Ferrigno Democratic candidates invite the public to the opening of their campaign headquarters at 127 Liberty Ave tonight at 8 p.m. County candidates will be present.
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Robert Diamong
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Diamond
Ferrigno
Richard J. Hughes
Hillside
Robert Diamond
Hillside Township Committee
Liberty Ave
Mr. Ferrigno
Sinai Sisterhood to stage third annual show tonight
The Sinai Sisterhood and Men's club present an original musical comedy by Barbara Girton at 8 p.m. tonight in the Sinai Youth Center Maple Avenue. For further information call Barbara Girton at Wa 6-6220.
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Sinai Sisterhood
Sinai Youth Center
Maple Avenue
Barbara Girton
Bank Wins Zoning Hearing For New Ridgway Driveway
The Zoning Board meets at 8 p.m. Thursday to hear four cases including National State Bank of Elizabeth seeking a driveway on Ridgway Ave for access to a drive in booth near the Hillside Office at 1320 N Broad St. The plan faces a state highway project to build an overpass and remove the Long Ave cross and shift rail traffic. Also on the docket are Pasquale Federico seeking to convert a Hillside Ave store to residence in a general business zone, Shell Service Station at 1410 N Broad St requesting an automatic car wash, and Vincent A Vitale proposing an office building next to a new Hes station.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
National State Bank
Elizabeth
Ridgway Ave
Hillside
N. Broad St
New Jersey State Highway Department
Central’Ave
Long Ave
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Highway Department
New Jersey Central Railroad
Lehigh
Cranford
Newark
Ridgeway Ave
Pasquale Federico
Hillside Ave
Shell
Vincent A. Vitale
Hes
Federico
Shell Station
Vitele
Three Out-Of-Town Youths Fined In Local Court
Magistrate Henry Goldhor sentenced James Costanzo 21 of Newark to one year in Union County Jail for intoxication and placed him on probation and ordered medical aid. His license revoked for one year. David Miller 18 of Nixon fined 50 dollars for minor in possession and barbiturates, probation with medical aid, license revoked for four years. John Nielecki 20 of Newark fined 50 dollars for minor in possession. license revoked one year. Trial set for Oct 7. The youths were arrested Aug 24 near Bloy Street and Route 22.
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Henry Goldhor
James Costanzo
S. 8Th St
Newark
Union County
Goldhor
David T. Miller
Meadow Road
Nixon
Miller
John J. Nielecki
Avon Ave
Bloy St
Route 22
Lawrence Stern
Anthony Messano
Armand Correnti
Clark St
Crawford
Ronald J. King
Rutherford
Union Toll Plaza
Garden State Parkway
Collins Green
404Th St
Anthony Kolski
Buchanan St
Jesse Long
William St
New Market
Anthony Zeccaino
Laurel Place
Alton Byrd
Cranton St
James Peace
Chapman St. Orange
B N A I B R I T H Readies Pro Talent Show II
Bnai Brith Hillside Lodge presents Showcase II on Monday September 20 at Hillside High School. The event features new metro area nightclub and TV talent including comics singers dancers and mimics to aid fund raising and charity. Admission is free for lodge members and their wives. Program chairs or presidents of other groups may contact Irv Feldmesser at 9235478 for tickets and dates.
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Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith
Hillside High School
Lodge
Irving Feldmesser
Irv Feldmesser
Auto Stolen From Newark Recovered By Police
An automobile owned by Ray Ferrara of 25 Prospect St Newark was taken last Wednesday from Maxon Pontiac Co 1477 N Broad St for repairs. It was reported stolen Thursday by Albert D Amico of 13 Hillville Road Neptune an employee. Hillside Police teletype alerted. Newark Police later replied the car was recovered in Newark.
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Ray Ferrara
Prospect St
Newark
Maxon Pontiac Co
N. Broad St
Albert D'Amico
Hillville Road
Neptune
Hillside Police Department
Newark Man Hurt In Fight Arrested
Stanley Jackowski twenty one, of 279 Lyons Avenue Newark, was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital Newark for injuries from a fight at Summit Avenue and Conklin Avenue last Saturday morning. He was arrested on disorderly conduct charges and released on one hundred dollar bail for Magistrate's Court appearance.
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Stanley Jackowski
Lyons Ave
Newark
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Summit Ave
Conklin Ave
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Cantor/ Associates
Pop Warner
Plan Board
Hillside Pop Warner Football League
Tarnoff & Witte
Hillaide
Club Hex
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Br. Hilietde
Hess Gas
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