Hillside Police Solve Cat Burglaries After August Crimes
Hillside police report solving 11 August burglaries around Maple Avenue. Suspect Suerice Stevens 24 Newark waived preliminary hearing and remains jailed awaiting grand jury. Detectives tracked a matching 1971 Chevrolet seen near the latest break in and arrested Stevens after he tried to drive away. A search of his home recovered keys to ten other burglarized homes.
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Hillside
Maple Avenue
Suerice Stevens
Wainwright Street
Newark
Stevens
Long
Mason
Stier
Legal
King
Rickerhauser
Liberty
Mann
Winans
Norton Independent Choice For Tax Spot
Michael Bussicule announces Miss Joy M Norton as candidate for Hillside Township Tax Collector. Norton, a Hillside High School graduate and Union College alumna, works at Reitman Industries Newark and lives at 54 Mading Terrace with family. She campaigns for more women in public life with youth support.
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Michael Bussicule
Hillside
Independent Party
Miss Joy M. Norton
Miss Norton
St. Catherine’s School
Hillside High School
Union College
Cranford
Reitman Industries
Newark
Mading Ter
Independents Plan Conant Park Picnic
Rita Loeb announces a Hillside Independent Party picnic for Township Committee candidates at Conant Street Park on Saturday September 16 from noon to dusk. The event features local organizers, a cook-out with classic picnic fare, prizes and games, and ticket sales at $2.50 for adults $1 for children with preschoolers free.
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Rita Loeb
Hillside Voters Association
Conant Street Park
Hillside Independent Party
Helen T. Dunny
Edward M. Zipf
Tony
Hillside Talent Show and Local Notices
Hillside High School hosts a talent show for ages 6 to 18 on October 28 from 7 to 10 pm with categories including Bands dancing vocal and poetry. Also scheduled are a Western Square Dance on October 7 at 8 30 pm at Blue Ribbon Inn led by Mrs N MacDonald plus notices of a flute theft at Hillside High, burglaries, auto theft recoveries and a bicycle recovery in the Hillside area.
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Hillside
Hillside High School
Hillside Little League Ladies Auxiliary
Blue Ribbon Inn
N. MacDonald
Hillside Little League Awards Night Honors Crowded Ceremony
The 19th annual Hillside Little League Awards Night drew 540 attendees at Club Navaho Manor in Irvington. Hillside Industrial Association won the American League title, with Elks and Kiwanis as National League co champions, Giants and Indians winning Minor League divisions, and All Star players honored. Twelve year olds received plaques marking the end of their Little League careers. Nick Giordano won the American League batting crown with .144, and Fred Lang earned leading pitcher honors for a 5 and 10 record.
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Hillside
Navaho Manor
Irvington
Hillside Industrial Association
Elks and Kiwanis Club
Giants
Indians
Nick
George MacDonald
Little League
Ronald Stukalin
B’nai B'rith
Paul Stein
David Kulpan
Elks
Don Silecchia
Aword
Kiwanis
Jerome Trachenberg
Don Strecchia
Ernest Sickler
John Helmstetter
Anthony Bullis
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hillside Little League
Nick Giordano
Knights of Columbus
Fred Lang
Nicholas Menza
Luau Set For GOP Candidates
Plans announced for a luau honoring Republican candidates Arnold Witte Dr Burton Bergman and Elton Manzione. Milton Walder and Ulrich will attend the event at 855 Gateway on September 16 at 8 30 PM. Tickets are 7 50 in advance via two phone numbers.
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Arnold Witte
Burton Bergman
Elton Manzione
Nancy Light
Milton A. Walder
Congress
GOP Candidates Hit Democrats Record for Township Committee
Arnold Witte and Dr. Burton Bergman outlined reasons for seeking election to the township committee in a release to the Hille side Times. They argued the Democrats cannot change after twenty years and pledged to address local concerns.
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Arnold Witte
Burton Bergman
Hilleside Times
Hillside Library to Open Sundays for 1972–73 Season
The Hillside Public Library will operate Sundays from 1 to 5 pm starting September 10 1972 and continue through May 1973. Attendance and book circulation rose during prior Sunday hours and a April 1972 survey yielded favorable responses.
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Hillside Public Library
Hillside
Hillside Center Reopens Adult Volleyball Program
Hillside Community Center resumes its adult volleyball program starting Tuesday evening September 26 at 8 30. Sessions run two and a half hours and welcome Hillside residents aged 18 to 60 who can register by attending the first session. The sport offers team competition with minimal position specialization and limited running.
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Hillside Community Center
Hillside
Hillside Board, Association Reach Two Year Contract
Hillside Board of Education and Hillside Education Association agree to a two year contract for 1972-73 and 1973-74. ratification planned at Sept 13 board meeting, association also set for Sept 13 ratification. package includes seven percent average raise with 5.5 percent plus increments for coaching staff and pay for seven extracurricular activities. work rules and employment conditions to be added to the existing contract.
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Hillside Board of Education
Hillside Education Association
Association
Public Employees Relations Commission
Hillside Board Extends Free Lunch Policy for Students
The Hillside Board of Education announced a universal free lunch plan based on family size and income with special eligibility for those on Aid to Families with Dependent Children or the Food Stamp Program. The policy details application forms, confidentiality, appeal rights, and hearing procedures with Dr. Anthony A. Avella named as Hearing Official.
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Hillside Board of Education Today
Anthony A. Avella
Virginia Street
Hillside
New Jersey
Superintendent of Schools
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Union County
Jack King
Set
William Bickerhauser
Norton Independent Choice
Edward M. Zip
Joy M, Norton
Independents Plan Conant Park Picnic
Janet Repasky
Fairbanks St
Elaine Miller
Williamson Ave
Mession
Yeachshein
Linden
Robert Ring
Maple Ave
Maple Esso
Steees
Abraham Benjamin
Bloy St
Phillside
Claire Evanik
Winans Avenue
Bernard Mandy
Jack Ferrer
Albert Parsonnet
Don Siegel
Luau
GOP
With & Dew
Witte
Bergman
Center
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