Need More Police For Hillside Rise In Crime
Editorial argues Hillside requires four to six additional officers to deter crime, noting crime totals climbed from 545 in 1969 to 716 for the first nine months of the year. It cites high-risk location at Newark Elizabeth Irvington junction, praises Police Chief Shelbourne, and urges taxpayer support and possible foot patrols and extra patrol cars to improve security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Newark
Elizabeth
Irvington
George Shelbourne
Albert Parsonnet
Maple Ave
New York
North Broad St
New Jersey
Hillside Club Dinner Tickets Attract Busy Response
Hillside Kiwanis reports strong ticket sales for Anthony Bullis dinner set for Wednesday Oct 20 at College. Tickets available from Louis J Hess 150 Hillside Ave WA 3-2545. Social/Latin: Hillside group of 40 plus meets Oct 6 8 pm Sinai Torath Chaim Congregation 1531 Maple Ave. Early Bird Bowling starts Oct 5 9:30 am at Sunset Lanes. sign up at the lane. Crime and incidents follow including bicycle thefts, home break-ins, and a car wash fundraiser by Boy Scout Troop 99.
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Hillside Kiwanis Club
Anthony
Bullis
College
Louis J. Hess
Hillside Ave
Hillside
Sinai Torath Chaim
Maple Ave
Early Bird
Early Bird Bowling League
Sunset Lanes
Mark Beasley
Winans Ave
Hillside Crime Up in 1970 71 Says State Report
A Hillside crime survey drawn from Crime In New Jersey 1970 Uniform Crime Reports shows a 13 percent rise in total crime from 1965 to 1970 with a sharper upswing in the first eight months of 1971. Captain Frank Erdman notes many incidents involve nonresidents and urges cautious behavior and home checks during vacations. Drug abuse emerges as a significant factor with a substantial share of arrests in a peak month.
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New Jersey
George F. Kugler, Jr
HL Side
Wille Side
Les Install Incensoe Andi
Decoraup
Frank Erdman
Hillside Dept
Frdman
Erdwan
Ardnay
TB Assn Spokesman At Fair
The TB-Respiratory Disease Association of Central New Jersey sponsors the Hillside Health Fair on Sunday October 17. TBRD Central serves Union Hudson and Monmouth counties and works with area hospitals to create respiratory disease treatment centers. The group offers professional education for physicians nurses and others and awards scholarships in inhalation therapy.
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Tb-Respratory Disease Association of
Central New Jersey
Foe
Seal Gampalet
Tb-Rd Central
Union
Hudson
Monmouth
Union County TB and Health League
Association
Tbrd Central
Alternatives Action Planned Against Flooding 1960 Township Meeting
Complaints continued at the Sept. 2 meeting on flood control from Elizabeth River drainage. Mayor Corwick said full river improvements are costly for one municipality and county agencies will coordinate. Detention basins and food insurance were discussed. Armand Fiorletti to study Union County Planning Board data. A deed of temporary easement to Elizabeth to open river resources was proposed. Decision on a variance for Supreme Security Systems was postponed to Oct 3.
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Township
Elizabeth
Marvin Corwick
Armand Fiorletti
Elizabeth River
Union County Planning Hoard
Corwick
Route 22
County Planning Board
Park Commission
City of
Elizabeth S
Ursino Lake
North Ave
Supreme Security Systems
Republicans demand ABC probe into Hillside affairs
John Kulish and Gene Andrus call for a state investigation of Hillside local ABC Board amid claims a tavern owner alleged solicitation of campaign funds from Democratic supporters and ties to billboard firms. They cite alleged ltainted donations, billboard access, and a proposed billboard tax as motive. Continued on Page 2.
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John Kulish
Gene Andruskite
State Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Hillside
ABC Board
Ross Bartolotta
ABC
South Jersey
Galsworthy Distributors
Hillside Democratic Party
Hartolotta
Kulish & Andrukite
Hillside Candidates Spar Over GOP Platform Debate
Mayor Marvin Corwick and Commissioner Carmen Ferrigno challenge voters to demand a clear GOP platform five weeks before the election. They accuse Republicans of delay on key issues and highlight Democratic ties to the Municipal Pool Hillside Fire House Theater and Museum and the Hillside Community Center. They call for an open debate to uphold democracy and contrast Democratic accomplishments with Republican inaction.
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GOP
Marvin Corwick
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Hillside
Corwick
Ferrigno
Hill
Hill~side
Tore Ferrigie
Face Slashed In Robbery Near Great Eastern Mills
Hillside man Joseph J. Tortorella, 45, a Great Eastern Mills employee, was robbed in the store parking lot by two youths about 19. They demanded cash, slashed his left arm and scratched his neck, taking $278 before fleeing toward nearby woods. He was treated at Memorial General Hospital.
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Great Eastern Mills
Springfield Ave
Joseph J. Tortorello
Aldine St
Hillside
Memorial General Hospital
Center Volleyball Club For Adults Opens At Millside Center
The Millside Community Center will begin an adult volleyball club on October 6 for residents over 20. The program offers well supervised play and instruction periods with experienced physical education teachers. Interested players may register at the community center on Tuesday, Oct 5 at 9 am.
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Millside Community Center
Te Community Center
Tvestay
Cet
Murder Trial Starts For Boy Murder Trial Starts For Boy
The trial centers on the murder of Frederick T. Shilton, 25, at Mold Gasoline Station during a July 18 robbery. Craig Johnson, 21, of 278 Seymour Ave., Newark, was arrested after the suspect surrendered July 28. The Newark resident boy in custody faces charges from the incident at 160 Juliet July 22.
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Ceeoline
Union County
Koyty
Dar
Newark
Mje
Craig Johnson
Seymour Ave
Frederick T. Shilton
Parkview
Shannon
Annerts Mold
Juule
Miss Doll To Be Feted At Testimonial Dinner
Former Hillside Age School principal Miss Edita E Doll will be feted at a testimonial dinner Friday Vel 22 at 7 p m. The event at Town and Campus Restaurant Union is open to all. Doll resigned this summer to join the New Jersey Department of Education. Tickets cost 310 and can be awarded by Hillside Avenue School 145 Hillside Ave.
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George Lill
Hillside Ave
College Inn
Hllside Avenue School
Walter Krumbiegel
John Kaszak
Nicky Glassman
Anthony Avella
Adolph Atterman
Board of Education
Edita E&, Doll
Hillside Age School
I Unon
Dol
New Jersey Dept of Filocation
Bena Hol
Point
Hillsidy Ave
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Editorial
Francine Gottfried
Roosevelt Drive
Hillside Community Center
Irving Sheller
Fabyan Place
Robert Perrine
Middlesex
Centre Bowl
N. Broad St
Perrine
Robert P, Stark
Columbia Ave
Boy Scout Troop 99
Eelieve
Geraldine Brenner
Mann Ave
Mertz Ave
James Brauun
Cédar St
Woodruff Stadium
Conant St
Rahway
Andrew Domracks
Ridgeway Ave
Calvin O. Simmons
Miller St
Center
Liberty Ave
TB Assn
Ulworth Broad St
al Merte Ave
Board of
Adjustmet
Doremus Place
Hillsile Ave
Joseph Klein
Edna Li
Groh
Henry Groh
Harden-Looker
American Legion
Irma Terrill
War Memorial Building
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