Hillside Week III Radar Speedometer Check Delayed to Oct 5
The radar speedometer check scheduled for last Saturday was postponed to October 5 due to police alertness. Co sponsored by the police department and the Safety Council. Police reports: Chester Street resident reports bike theft from unlocked garage valued at 90 dollars. Florence Avenue resident reports stereo tape theft from car valued at 200 dollars on Livingston Road. Agnes Street resident reports typewriter theft from stockroom at SMC Corp. Refrigeration motor caused smoke at Evans Terminal freight car fire.
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Linden Police Department
Police Department
The
Safety Council
Chester St
Tolen
Robert Duboff
Florence Ave
Livingston Road
Patsy Santaniello
Agnes St
Belleville
SMC Corp
N. Broad St
Evans Terminal
Registration closes for general election November 5
The notice urges residents to close registration by 9 p.m. tonight in the Township Clerk's office. It stresses the duty to vote, notes new residents must register, and advises those who moved within the county to transfer their registration by mail. It frames voting as a means to express opinion on national and local issues.
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Dischler
U.S
Board of Health
Township Committee
Health Department
Hillside
Yom Kippur Services Announced At Sinai
Sinai Congregation at 1531 Maple announces Yom Kippur services starting Kol Nidre Tuesday at 6 15 PM and continuing Wednesday from 8 AM to sundown. Overflow Yizkor at 10 45 AM in Holtz Auditorium. youth services run 11 AM to 12 noon. sermons by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen.
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Sinai
Holtz
Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center
Maple Avenue
Clark St
Eliezer Cohen
The
Sinai Hebrew School
Max Berkowitz
Il A.M
Kasoff
Wrong Lane Driver In Head On Crash
Daniel Jones 35 of 35 Charlotte St Carteret suffered leg chest and head injuries in a 4 14 am collision on the eastbound Route 22 near Bloy St Eastbound driver Richard Adam 33 of Bloomsbury told police Jones was traveling west in the eastbound lane Adam skidded 155 feet before the head on crash Patrolman Emanuel Myer Jr. reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Jones
Charlotte St
Carteret
Bloy St
Richard D. Adam
Bloomsbury
Jones
Adam
Emanuel P. Myer Jr
Rev Schuh to Speak at Saint Catherine’s Breakfast
Rev Joseph E Schuh S J professor of biology and chair of Saint Peter’s College Jersey City will be principal speaker at the Saint Catherine’s Rosary Society annual communion breakfast in Hillside New Jersey The October 6 event at the Win field Scott Hotel is organized by Anthony Valano and Mrs Benjamin Michalik with assistants Mrs Leonard Andrea Mrs William Rabbit Mrs Anthony Yudd and Mrs Edmund Zdobinski
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Schuh
S.J
Saint Peter's College
Jersey City
Saint Catherine's Roman Catholic Church Rosary Society
Hillside
N. J
Winfield Scott
Elizabeth
Anthony Valano
Benjamin Michalik
Leonard Andrea
William Rabbit
Anthony Yudd
Edmund Zdobinski
Lineman Suffers Burns After Touching Live Wire
Joseph Di Garolomo 55 of 751 S Broad St Elizabeth suffers burns to face chest and hands after touching a live wire on a Public Service Electric and Gas pole at Hollywood Ave and Stone St He is a lineman for the company taken to St Elizabeth Hospital treated for first and second degree burns in fair condition
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Joseph di Garolomo
S. Broad St
Elizabeth
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Hollywood Ave
Stone St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Gerard Defends Budget Request
The day shift police reported to Police Headquarters at 6 30 a m to join a county mobilization at Linden High School. A Negro student was suspended for punching two teachers. About 117 Negro students demonstrated and 95 began to picket. A false fire alarm evacuated the building. White parents demanded dismissals as tensions rose. arrests were made and Mayor Gregorio ordered no demonstrations Friday with extra police from nearby communities.
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Linden High School
GOP Opposes Maple Avenue Gas Station Clash in Hillside
GOP candidates E Jonathan Bell and Fran kline A Feltman attack Commissioner Carmen J Ferrigno over a Maple Avenue gas station approval. They contrast votes with J Arnold Witte and Alexander Menza and urge better planning amid 25 existing stations in Hillside.
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E. Jonathan Bell
Franklin A. Feltman
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Maple Avenue
Bailey and Williamson Avenues
GOP
Ferrigno
Bell
Feltman
Robert Diamond
Lute Share
Bell and Feltman
J. Arnold Witte
Alexander Menza
Menza
Hillside
Bailey Avenue
North Broad St
Terry
Liberty Avenue
Maple Ave
Hillside Pool Commission Rejects GOP Attack
Hillside pool commissioners at a September meeting denounced a Republican party statement in the August 22 Hillside Times. The panel led by Sanford Goldberg called the accusation demeaning and said members provide substantial service to town politics and pool operations.
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Hillside Pool Commission
Hillside Times
Bierman
Swimming Pool Commission
Sanford Goldberg
Frank Haughton
Moe Bierman
al Attermann
I. Lute Share
Notice on Yom Kippur Schedule for Times Publication
Due to the Yom Kippur holiday on Wednesday October 2 the Times will be made up a day earlier. Send in copy by Friday 5 p.m advertising and classified by Monday 5 p.m. Distribution of paper will be at the usual time.
Sinai Sisterhood Paper Drive Planned September 29
Sinai Congregation’s Sisterhood holds a monthly paper drive Sunday September 29. A truck will be parked behind the Youth Center on Maple Ave all day for paper collection. Please bundle and tie papers and place them in the truck.
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Sinai Sisterhood
Sinai Congregation
Maple Ave
Weny
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Hillside High School Comets
Rahway
Comets
Bonnie Slumenau
Hillside, N.J
Memorial Servicea
Waednesday
Isaac Reich
Chayem Safar
Rev. Schuh
Hillside High School
Wnbc-Tv
Crewell Cellier and
Macmillan, Inc
Art James
Eugene Pogeny
Ronald Freak
Bruce Berlanctein
Robert Stabler
Gerard
Linden
John T. Gregorio
Paka
Joseph P. Gerard
Harold Wovsaniker
TOBIA
BBC Appliances
Liberty Avenue Waverly
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