Health Chief Responds to Times Editorial on Tetanus Death
The State Health Department defends withholding the name of Mrs. Krokosz who died after tetanus contracted in her hillside garden. Dr Roscoe Kendle argues privacy and reporting rules shield personal illnesses even as the Times questions policy and urges public awareness of immunization. The letter cites the state Tight to Know law and notes public health needs over personal detail.
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Sue
Hillsid
State of New Jersey Department of Health
Krokosz
Gurd Ave
Roscoe poKandle
St. Barnabbas Hospital
Livingston
New York City
Board of Health
the Times
Board of
Kendle
TIMES
Postoen
Boards of Health
Diamond Predicts Added Ratables for Hillside Area
Diamond predicts new ratables in Hillside totaling 40 to 50 million dollars over the next years. Speaking before a Hillside Democratic headquarters meeting last Thursday he said it would stabilize taxes for ten years and reduce bills. Mayor Diamond and Carmen Ferrigno are Democratic Township Committee candidates.
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Meyer Spperr Waesnond
Hillside
Hillside Democraticeadquarters
Diamond
Carmen Ferrigno
Robert Diamona Big
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Mackary P. Tarnoff, Jr
Arnold Witte
Ferrigno
Hilside
Louis Dischler Honored For Service To Community
Louis Dischler honored at a testimonial dinner on his 10th anniversary in public office. About 200 guests attended at College Inn where the occasion also marked his 58th birthday. Speakers praised his service on the Planning Board Zoning Board of Adjustment Township Committee and as mayor and clerk.
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Louis A. Dischler
L. Tor
Anthony 0. Bullis
Dischler
Henry Goldhor
Goldhor
Robert Diamond
Mayor Diamond
Bullis
William DiBuono
DiBuono
Zimmerman
Louisa. Dischiler
College Inn
Hillside clash over past and future progress in elections
Mayor Diamona and Democratic candidate Carmen Ferrigno accuse Republicans Tarnoff and Witte of seeking to revert Hillside to old GOP rule. They warn of restoring the old municipal building, Walkup library, and cuts to the pool, police, fire, and civil service reforms, urging voters to defend modern services and health bureaus.
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Hillside
Mackery P. Tarnoff, Jr
Arnold Witte
North Broad Street
Mack
Mackery
Noff, Jr
Safety Council
Dont Mention It A Stand For PTA
Hillside High School PTA seeks funding to erect a 3000 dollar refreshment stand at Woodfield Stadium after years of volunteers delivering hot drinks and candy in all weather. They have raised 1400 dollars and request 1600 more from the public to provide shelter facilities and storage for equipment.
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PTA
Hillside High School
Woodfield Stadium
Better Security Police Problems Across the Community
The article notes police face diverse security issues as shops and auto agencies often fail to secure buildings at night. Nightly foot patrols check doors and sometimes windows while proprietors are asked to secure premises. Insufficient patrols contribute to thefts and vandalism as proprietors fail to implement routine nightly security.
UNICEF support marks fifteen years of aid and hope
Fifteen years after UNICEF began emergency aid to postwar Europe and long term programs for children and mothers, American youth have shifted Halloween trick or treat collections to help sick and hungry children abroad. The fund operates on a modest budget, about eight percent of daily world armament spending, driven by generosity and goodwill of young supporters.
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United Nations Children's Fund
Europe
Unicef
Children's Fund
America
Unic II
Orders Formal Application On Plot Subdivision
Edward Kostecka was directed to prepare a formal subdivision application for a 120 by 75 foot plot on Hollywood Ave and Stone St to create a 50 foot front single lot on Stone St for a two family dwelling. The Callendrellos were directed to seek a zoning variance for a pie shaped 80.39 by wedge 19 foot lot. The board approved assembly of five Liberty Ave and Franklin St lots to create a single lot for Vimar Realty Corp. to erect an office building. The current owners are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weinstein.
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Edward Kostecka
Liberty Ave
Planning Board
Hollywood Ave
Stone St
Anthony Callendrello
Hiawatha Ave
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Franklin St
Vimar Realty Corp
Union
Harry Weinstein
Zoning Board Denies Request on Locust Street Building Plan
The Zoning Board denied Shop Electric Service’s bid to erect an accessory building behind its Locust Street site by a 3 to 2 vote due to in a one family zone. Raffa Jannelli and Stachura voted yes while Arbin and Rausch voted no. Eight objectors opposed Ba ron’s two family request on Chapman Street. The board reserved on Dietz’s plan to convert 1257 Robert Street dwelling. No objectors attended. A separate renewal variance allowed Edward Berger to continue a machine shop at 35 Route 22 due to two businesses at the same address.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Shop Electric Service
Locust St
Russell Raffa
Mark Jannelli
Michael Stachura
Herman Arbin
Charles Rausch
Peter Baron
Chapman St
Ewald Dietz
Robert St
Edward Berger
Route 22
Probation Revoked and Jail Time for Local Youth
Magistrate Henry Goldhor revoked the yearlong probation for John Blevis 20 of 581 Madison Ave last Jan 19 and ordered the remainder of a one year suspended drug sentence through Jan 10 1964. Blevis received three additional months for abusive language to police and a doctor, plus two years for barbiturate possession and intoxication with sentences suspended. His license was revoked two more years and he was placed on probation for two years. Blevis was found last Wednesday with his head out of a parked car at Dairy Queen. five pills were found and he admitted taking six. Dr Joseph Peyser ruled him under the influence and urged medical help.
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Henry Goldhor
John Blevis
Madison Ave
Goldhor
Dairy Queen
William Bickerhauser
Joseph Peyser
Former Mayor Max Schleifer To Receive 1965 Columbian Award
Max Schleifer former Hillside mayor will be honored by the Italian American Association as the 1965 Columbian Award recipient. The October 2 dinner at Newark Gasex Mouse Hotel marks the awards gala. Schleifer is cited for unselfish service to citizens and community.
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Max Schleifer
Hillside
Newark
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Schleifer
Hilaide Board of Education
Hillside Community Orchestra
Deborah Hospital
Brownsville
American Cancer Society
Paramount Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hillside State Bank
GOP Charges Mayor With Distortion Makery
Tarnoff and Witte accused Mayor Diamond and Carmen Ferrigno of political distortion to win votes. They cited a Hillside Times statement from September 23, 1965 and pressed Diamond and Ferrigno for direct public answers. They challenged Diamond on Witte’s township meetings and Ferrigno on his candidacy timing. They questioned Tarnoff’s attendance and blamed the mayor for West King Street property conditions and promises to clean up the site.
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Makery Tarnoff
Arnold Witte
Diamond
Carmen Ferrigno
Tarnoff
Witte
Ferrigno
Hillside Times
Hillside
South State Street
Makary Tarnoff
Tony Vu
Mayor Addresses Hillside Industrial Association Dinner
Mayor Robert Diamond speaks at a Hillside dinner on Planting and Its Effect Upon Hillside's Industries. He touts rate relief and 1965 as Project Ratables while urging expansion and new industry within residential limits to lower taxes. also notes installation of Robert Kalkman as treasurer of the Newark Academy Father's Association at Get Acquainted Dinner at South Orange Avenue.
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Robert Diamond Sil
Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside
Diamond
William Quesle
Alvin Sershen Associates
Diamond Wil
Robert Kalkman
Revere Drive
Newark Academy
Acad=emy
South Orange Avenue
Live Ingaran
Szarko's Liquor Store Ad Prospectus
A compact liquor store notice lists Szarko's at 3 Pitaherty Avenue WA with phone numbers 83-0659 and 3-1495. It features wines liquors beers and a free promotional delivery. The ad also highlights four keg rentals and deer coolers for hire.
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Szarko's
Baby Cries Seven Hurt In Accident
Seven people injured in a head on crash at 10 03 p m Sunday in front of 1441 Chestnut Ave Patrolman Lawrence Sadlon said Mrs Gloria A Brim 24 of 357 West End Ave Elizabeth driving south veered into the northbound car driven by Miss Marcey C Epstein 17 of 223 Winans Ave Brim said her baby Ronald 18 months cried and she lost control Injuries included facial mouth lacerations chest injuries and bruises to several party members Ambulances ferried victims to Alexian Brothers Hospital Rahway with Mrs Koiblas 24 of 500 Spence St Elizabeth also taken to hospital. two ambulances used.
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Chestnut Ave
Lawrence Sadlon
Sadson
Gloria A. Brim
West End Ave
Elizabeth
Marcey C. Epstein
Winans Ave
Brim
Ronald
Sadlon
Miss Epstein
Ralph Epstein
Ruth Epstein
Sanford Epstein
Beverly Koblas
Spence St. Elizabeth
Alexian Grathacs Hospital
Koike
Ralpital
Rahway
Aultomobile
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Louis Dischler
Od DY Wilvwinner
Hillside Lodge
BPO Elks
Daniel Menza
James J. Kinneally
Anthony ©. Bullis
Samuel Katz
Magistrate Goldhor
Dennis
Gop
TOBIA
Liberty Avenue
N.J. Waverly
Civil Defense and Disaster, Control Council
Cooper Alloy Corp
Hillside Pal
Hillside Ave
Civil Defense
Fire Auxiliary
Palice Reserve
CD Unite
PAL
American Red Cross
Schleifer Drive
Virginia Street
Tamoff and Witte
Turnoff and Witte
Hillside Industrial Branch
Hillside Republican Comm
Jack Reclus
Benj. Moore Paints
BOS ‘Yrid
Ameridah GivieAgavel
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