Apartment referendum splits Hillside wards on four questions
Township lawmakers debate a November 8 referendum asking four areas if garden or high rise apartments should be allowed. Questions cover North Broad Street from the Newark line to Route 22 overpass, Hollywood to Coe Avenue, Hillside Avenue to Orchard Terrace, and Maple Avenue from Newark line to Winans Avenue. The measure aims to gauge broad public sentiment while sparing no district, prompting concerns about clarity and district voting implications.
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North Broad St
Newark
Route 22
Hollywood Ave
Coe Ave
Hillside Ave
Orchard Terrace
Maple Ave
Newark Line
Winans Ave
Carmen Ferrigno
Robert Diamond
Hillside Police Log Recites City Crimes And Incidents
Hillside police report a busy weekend with theater personnel changes, a Symphony Orchestra director seeking growth to 85 members, and multiple burglaries and thefts. Incidents include home entries, cash and jewelry thefts, a car collision with a pole, a DUI arrest, egg throwing by juveniles, a near-miss with a crossing pedestrian, and various stolen items from residences and businesses. A cat rescue from a tree and property losses such as copper, metal, and hardware were logged.
Tree planting drives boost two neighboring communities
Union Township funds its Union Center shade tree plan privately while Elizabeth Retail Merchants Association seeks 60 per resident donations for trees. Projects aim to replace past losses, beautify streets, and provide shade, with Hillside urged to plant along N Broad Ave Maple Ave and other streets and to trim weeds around Vie at Sts Bridge and Bloy St traffic islands.
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Union Township
Elizabeth
Union
Union Center
Teabeth
Tchants Association
Stch
N. Broad St
Maple Ave
Sts Bridge
Bloy St
Han
le Kiwanis Club
Hillside Community Orchestra Announces 1966 67 Rehearsals
Mrs. Claribel Jaffe announces the Hillside Community Orchestra season starts Thursday September 29 at 7 30 P M in Hillside High School music room Livingston Road Plymouth Road Hillside New Jersey Invitations to qualified Union County musicians to join. Contact Mrs. Jaffe WA 3 7165 or attend the first rehearsal. Director is Mr Michael J Buglio.
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Claribel Jaffe
Hillside Community Orchestra
Hillside High School Music Room
Livingston Road
Plymouth Road
Hillside
Union County
Jaffe
Michael J. Buglio
Apprehended After Maple Ave Chase Ends in Capture
Raymond Gallicchio, 43, of 134 Stowe Newark, released on 1000 bail after breaking and entering Ruths Fashion Shop at 1590 Maple Ave. He was apprehended in an apartment basement at 1600 Maple Ave following a chase along Maple Ave. Baum fired one shot. He was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital for injuries.
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Robert J. Guglich
Magazine St
Newark
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Harding Ter
Guglich
Raymond Nicholas Gallicchio
Stowe St
Ruth
Maple Ave
Gallicchio
John Pozar
John Baum
Baum
Robert Thayer
Peren Eea
Ruth Marsh
Schley St
Richard Madden
Ostrin Urges Republican Victory At Hillside Headquarters
Solomon P. Ostrin, Republican candidate for Hillside Township Committee, urged a November victory to preserve the community and its way of life. He labeled Democrats the Apartment House Party and warned of evils from apartment building, pressed for a nonbinding apartments referendum, and pledged a railroad station to ease traffic from the Aldene Plan. He urged a cost study to root out waste and said Republicans serve the people.
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Republican
Anton Vit, Jr
Hillside
Vit
Monroe Ackerman
Ackerman
Joseph Ram
Sol Ostrin
Solomon P. Ostrin
Hillside Township
Ostrin
Anton Vut
North Broad Street
Sinai Sets Yom Kippur Services
Sinai Congregation Hillside announces Yom Kippur services starting Friday at 6 30 PM with Kol Nidre at 1531 Maple Ave Hillside. Saturday services run all day with Yizkor at 11 30 AM and an additional 10 45 AM session in Holtz Auditorium. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen delivers the Kol Nidre sermon. Cantor Rice Gross leads most chants. Rabbi Max Berkowitz directs Sinai Hebrew School services.
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Sinai
Maple ‘Ave
Hillside
Holtz
Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center
Maple Ave
Clark St
Eliezer Cohen
Rice Gross
School boards urged to add lunchroom at George Washington School
Mrs. Herbert Small asked the Board of Education on Wednesday night to provide lunchroom facilities for her first grade child at George Washington School which serves grades K through 6. The board will study the request and consider transferring the child to Hillside Avenue School where a lunchroom exists.
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Herbert Small
Schley St
Board of Education
George Washington School
Small
Elizabeth
Wayne T. Branom
Hillside Age
Washington School
Monroe Gardens
Abram P. Morris-Saybrook School
Jean M. Johnson
Johnson
Hillside
Sylvia Allison
Hillside Ave
Leonard Skorinko
Barbara Cooper
Hillside High School
Vincent Baldagiano
Irene A. Kosinski
Morris
Sylvia Morgenstern
Thomas Saglimbene
BPWC Plans For Opening Meeting in September
Wesley Westrom of the Dale Carnegie program will speak at the New Jersey Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs September 24 at Far Hills Inn Somerville. Rachael Whelan leads Hillside BPWC to session and Kingston Restaurant hosts season kickoff next week.
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Wesley Westrom
Dale Carnegie
New Jersey
New Jersey Federation—of—Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
Far Hills Inn
Somerville
N.J
Rachael Whelan
Hillside Bpwc
College Inn
Kingston
Union
Short Hills
Elaine Geteger
Irene
Phillips
Szarko
Local Youth Awarded Purple Heart In Viet Nam
Specialist 4 Thomas L Rhinesmith was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds in combat in Viet Nam He has recovered and returned to active duty He received a citation from General Westmoreland and the Combat Badge Rhinesmith, in Army service since 1964, is stationed in Chu Chi Viet Nam His parents Mr and Mrs John Rhinesmith of 613 Leo St hope to have him home for Christmas
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Viet Nam
Rhinesmith
John Rhinesmith
Leo St
West
Moreland
United States
George Washington
Chu Chi
Sinai Sisterhood Paper Drive Planned at Youth Center
Sinai To Hold Paper Drive on Sunday September 25. Mrs. Herman Raffie, president, and Mrs. Lena Jacobs, chairwoman, request all newspapers be brought to the Clark Street entrance of Sinai Youth Center.
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Sinai Sisterhood
Herman Raffie
Sisterhood
Lena Jacobs
Clark Street
Sinai Youth Center
Hillside Times Club Notices Deadline
Public copy rules require typewritten double spaced submissions to be received by 5 PM Monday of the publication week. The notice governs club news and publicity for the Hillside Times.
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Hillside Times
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