Hillside Kiwanis Clean Up Hillside Bird Sanctuary
The Hillside Kiwanis initiate a general clean up at the Hillside Bird Sanctuary near the municipal pumping station in North Ave Elizabeth. They plan to remove dead and fallen trees vines and bushes and later plant evergreen and fruit trees add bird feeding stations and houses. The three acre sanctuary memorializes Lt John M Diekmann and Eleanor F Newkirk Diekmann with benches and a memorial plaque. They seek donations of bird houses feeder poles and 18 inch squirrel shields from supporters.
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HiLlside Kiwanis, Club
Hillside Bird Sanctuary
North Ave
Samuel F. Newkirk Jr
Westminster Ave
Elizabeth
France
Eleanor E. Newkirk Diekmann
Fort Lewis
Washbeore
Diekmann
Crane’s Mill
Elizabeth River
Westfield Ave
Eleanor F. Newkirk Diekmann
John M. Diekman
Kiwanis Club
Hillside Ambulance Squad Drives Fund for New Fully Equipped Vehicle
In 1952 Hillside Ambulance Squad volunteers have answered nearly 6000 emergency calls. The group seeks public support to raise funds for a third fully equipped ambulance to ensure rapid response in accidents or illnesses.
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Hillside Ambulance Squad
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A weekend motor vehicle incident on Route 22 leads to concerns as several minors cross the highway. Police Chief Norman L. Sanford notes efforts to deter crossings with fencing and warnings, while parents are urged to have children walk longer routes for safety.
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Route 22
jWeniles
Norman L. Sanford
Ygrelind
Wuld
Hillside clubs beautify city with cleanup and tree planting
Beautification efforts by the Hillside Kiwanis and Hillside Rotary clubs include cleaning the Hillside Bird Sanctuary near the municipal pump station on North Ave and distributing trash containers along main streets. The Rotary plans to plant trees for the 80th anniversary while urging public aid and care to protect new plantings and curb vandalism.
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Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hillside Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Hillside
North Ave
Hillside Seeks Open Space With Merkle Property Grant
Hillside receives final approval for 50 percent of Merkle property cost under Green Acres. The $38,000 grant supports Maple Ave near Hillside Ave for Hillside Ave School playgrounds. Committeeman Diamond says closing can proceed with hopes for full balance from Open Sky program to obtain the land free.
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Hillside
Merkle
Robert A. Roe
Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Robert A. Diamond
P.T.A
Maple Ave
Hillside Ave
Diamond
Town Orders Street Survey Progress and Budget
Township committee directs engineer to survey all streets for long range improvements with a potential cost of 500000. Plans include curb replacement study, higher school guard salaries, new clothing and uniforms, and staffing changes. Bids for a 12500 gallon fire pumper sought, station wagon for acting chief discussed.
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Armand Fiorletti
Anton Vut, Jr
Public Works Committee
Monroe Ackerman
Emile Szente
Florence Ave
Francis Carlucci
Hillside Ave
Sally Kuttack
Hollywood Ave
Robert Diamond
Thomas
Fire Committee
Road Department
Ethel M. Kaufman
Acker
Route 22 Collision Injures Irvington Man
Hugh K. Smyth aged 26 of 735 Grove Street Irvington was injured at 3 45 p m last Wednesday in a crash in the eastbound lane of Route 22 at the Bristol Myers drive. He was treated at the scene by Dr Milton M Lilien and later moved to St Barnabas Medical Center Livingston.
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Hugh K. Smyth
Grove’ St
Irvington
Bristol-Myers Co
Six Teens Hurt In Four Car Crash In Liberty Ave
Six teenagers were injured in a four car collision on Liberty Avenue near 8 p.m. Charles Carroll 17 of Looker Street drove around a car to pass and struck a second car then collided with two parked cars. Injured in St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth were Carroll Eiser 17 German 17. Others treated and released included Greenber 17 Alban 15 and Royak 15. Charges were pending against Carroll.
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Liberty Ave
John F. Pozar
Charles M. Carroll
Looker St
Carroll
Emil Greim
Woodland Ave
Roselle Park
John W. Westrich
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Alan Eiser
Orchard Ter
Jeffrey German
Sanford Greenber
Wyndmoor Ave
Bruce Alban
Clinton Place
Kevin Royak
Summit Ave
PAL Fund Drive to Begin May 1 at Hillside PAL
Detective Alois J. Stier PAL director announced the annual appeal starts May 1 to support Hillside PAL. The group is in the black for the first time this year and seeks ongoing donations. A fishing contest runs through June 9 with trophies for top trout. Stier teaches first aid to Girl Scout Troop 875 and four new police patrolmen.
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Alois J. Stier
PAL
Hillside Pal
Parkway Toll Violation Fined In Rahway Court
Hector Avalos of 1104 Plymouth Dr Rahway New Jersey was fined 25 cents toll plus 5 dollars costs for failing to pay the 25 cent Garden State Parkway toll in an automatic lane. Magistrate Henry Goldhor imposed the penalties in local court on March 1 1966.
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Hector Avalos
Plymouth Dr
Rahway
N.J
Garden State Parkway
Henry Goldhor
Szarko's Liquor Store Ad Highlights Delivery
Szarko's Liquor Store at 1317 Liberty Avenue WA offers wines liquors and beers with free prompt delivery. Includes contact numbers WA 38-0659 and WA 3-1495 and services for kegs beer coolers for hire.
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Szarko's Liquor Store
Liberty Avenue
Easter Services at New Church Hit By Communion Throngs
Easter Sunday masses were held in the Church of Christ the King’s new sanctuary with Archbishop Boland to bless the building at 10 30 a m Saturday The parish grew from a St Catherine's mission parish after meeting in a Liberty Avenue storefront and later constructing a school convent and rectory.
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New Church
Church of Christ the tKings
Thomas A. Boland
Newark
St. Catherine’s
St. Catherine’s Church
Liberty Ave
Daniel Curtin
Christ the King
Art Rose
Hillside Creative Arts Center planned by committee
Robert Diamond said a small workshop and permanent home for the Hillside Creative Arts Committee are in formative stages. A site behind the municipal pool on Central Avenue is being considered. The group will be funded by donations and volunteer work with Samuel Katz as chairman selecting an architect.
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Robert Diamond
Hillside Creative Arts Committee
Diamond
Municipal Pool
Central Avenue
Helen Taub
Samuel
Katz
Classified Stove Ad Sells Fast in Hillside Times
An old classified note promotes selling a stove for 25 and quick sale through Hillside Times ads. It encourages readers to place ads by phone 923-9207. The fragment ends with a violent threat.
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Hillside Times
Tax Office Open Monday Nights This Spring
The tax office will be open Monday evenings from 7 to 8 PM on April 18 April 25 and May 2 to assist taxpayers in paying the second quarter 1966 taxes due by May 1.
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Tax Office
Arrests Made in Stolen Auto and Plate Case
Thomas Clark was arrested on Liberty Ave for possession of a stolen automobile and stolen plates. Lucious Dempsey and George Melquidas received summonses for motor vehicle offenses. Dean’s List honors go to Frank Cheriff of 270 Conklin Ave for engineering at RPI. Reward offered for a grey cat. call WA36-3267.
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Thomas Clark
Virginia St
Lawrence Stern
Liberty Ave
Elizabeth
Lucious Dempsey
Front St
Englishtown
George Melquiades
Florida St
Frank Cheriff
Julian Cheriff
Conklin Ave
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
New York
Cheriff
Car Hits Pole Injuring Driver and Passenger in Elizabeth
David Gottlieb, 30, and Miss Shaun O'Brien, 25, were injured when Gottlieb's car hit a pole on N Broad Street near Coe Avenue at 3 am. O'Brien suffered head injuries. Gottlieb had forehead abrasions and a wrist sprain. Both were taken to St Elizabeth Hospital. O'Brien detained after treatment, Gottlieb released. Gottlieb faces summons for drive on permit with no licensed driver and for lack of vehicle registration, released on 125 bail for Municipal Court tonight. Patrolman Sylvester Madurski led the case.
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David Gottlieb
Broad St
Elizabeth
Shaun O’brien
Bedford St
New York City
Gottlieb
Coe Ave
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hillside
Miss O’brien
Sylvester Madurski
Lite A Bike Campaign Sponsored by VFW Post 1722
The Davenport and Di Jr. VFW Post 1722 sponsor a Lite A Bike safety drive. Bike owners in Hillside are invited to attend at the rear of the War Memorial Building Liberty Ave Sunday April 17 from 1 to 5 p.m. The event aims to protect children who ride bicycles in the community.
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Davenport
di Jr
Hillside
War Memorial Building
Liberty Ave
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Joseph Casteluccio
Harry G.totams
Henry Goldhorn
Franklin A. Feltman
Franklin A Feltman
Harry G. Totams
Joseph Castelluccio
Merkle Land
Town-Orders Street Survey
TOBIA
Waverly
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