Hillside Court Daily Docket Delivers Fines and Pleas
Municipal Court session presided by Judge Louis Devin on July 25 1968 heard pleas from multiple residents. John Connell Parlin fined 50 for disturbance and loud language. Albert Geddis Newark fined 100 for shoplifting. William Detweiler Hillside fined 50 for assault and battery. Earl Johnson Newark fined 20 for speeding 55 in 45 zone. John Thomas Newark fined 10 for no license. Donald McKenna Irvington fined 55 for unlicensed driver. John Hynes Iselin found not guilty on unregistered vehicle charge. Edward Zukowitz Hillside fined 50 for careless driving. Bruce Pollock Linden fined 15 for no license. Rose Lewine Caldwell found not guilty on Garden State Parkway toll. Thomas Rhinesmith Hillside fined 50 for disorderly conduct and loud language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
John F. Connell
Parlin
Earl Johnson
Newark
Rose Lewine
Caldwell
Garden State Parkway
Wage Disparity Sparks Debate Over Police and Fire Pay
Township officials spar over a 1960 pay package for firefighters while police receive less favorable terms. The dispute cites 14 hour night shifts, 8 hour police shifts, extra personal days, and unequal clothing allowances. Citizens call for independent evaluation amid budget concerns and perceived favoritism.
Pharmacists Debate Smoke Free Rooms And Cigarette Use
Leo Dubrow of Newark led New Jersey Pharmacists Association in Trenton arguing smoking in meetings is outdated and pharmacists should discourage cigarette use. The group links smoking harm to respiratory disease and advises physicians and patients on drug interactions while promoting smoke free sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Leo Dubrow
Newark
New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association
Njpha
Trenton
Dubrow
Federal Food and Drug Administration
James L. Goddard
Hyperventilation hazards for swimmers and safety tips
Medical experts warn that rapid deep breathing before swimming can cause blackouts and drownings by lowering carbon dioxide and brain oxygen. Safeguards endorsed include always swimming with a partner, knowing water hazards, avoiding diving areas, and obeying safety signs.
Arrested Man Tries Suicide In Jail While Detained
Samuel Woodyard age 64 of 154 Catherine Street Elizabeth is held for 50 dollars bail by Hillside Police. He was arrested as a drunk and disorderly person Friday afternoon at Lauretta Grossman’s home 954 Westminster Avenue and attempted to hang himself with his shirt in his cell Friday night. A Newark Police Department detainer is on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Woodyard
Catherine St
Elizabeth
Hillside
Lauretta Grossman
Westminster Ave
Newark Police Department
Light Up for Security
A brief note highlights a campaign urging residents to install security lighting to deter crime and improve neighborhood safety. Community organizers advocate awareness and action for safer streets.
Republicans Seek Total County Aid For Roads Here
Republicans E. Jonathan Bell and Frank lin A Feltman push a plan to have Union County Freeholders assume full responsibility for Hillside roads to relieve bottlenecks on North Board Street and Conant Street. They argue county control would fund wider improvements and curb local spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Jonathan Bell
Franklin A. Feltman
Hillside Township
Township of Union
Union County Freeholders
Hillside
North Board Street
Co= nant Street
Bell
Feltman
T Bhis County
Appointed Lecturer for Diet Control
Diet Control Centers announces Mrs. Myra Schildhaus of Hillside as lecturer for Clark and Hillside New Jersey groups. She built weight loss on sensible eating and non fattening nutritious foods and explains how to take off weight and keep it off. Hillside meetings are Thursday evenings at 7 30 P.M. at Sinai Youth Center Maple Ave and Clark St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diet Control Centers
Myra Schildhaus
Hillside
Clark
Hillside Times front page details 1968 publication
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey includes Sidney Silverstein as editor and publisher Sarah Silverstein as assistant advertising manager Gail Brown as assistant editor with August 1 1968 date and subscription rates of 4.50 per year or 10 cents per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times Publishing Co.,Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Gail Brown
United States
T Elizabeth
National Model Airplane Championships Set for August
Daniel Domina and Frank Imbriaco are among the 1,000 contestants in the 37th National Model Airplane Championships at Naval Air Station Olathe Kansas August 3 to 8 1968. The event opens with a two day Air Show featuring the Navy Blue Angels and runs four days of contests with models ranging from small band powered to large four engine radio controlled scales costing from cents to thousands. The National meet is directed by the Academy of Model Aeronautics with support from the Hobby Industry Association of America and hosted by the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Domina
South Long Ave
Frank Imbriaco
Windsor Way
Naval Air Station
Olathe Kan
Navy
Blue Angels
Academy of Model Aeronautics
Hobby Industry Association of America
Amato Reads and College Inn Donations Through Mail Campaign
Amato supporters urged donations by mail to The Phil Amato Fund Industrial Branch Post Office Hillside. Amato, a Crossroads bartender, was shot. John Van Sant, 35, of Meyersville Road Chatham, was killed. James Lawlor, 51, of Union was shot. Vasile Dovan, 29, of Brooklyn, was arrested April 7. a warrant for Vasile Sucevanu of Brooklyn was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Inn
Phil Amato
Industrial Branch
Hillside
Menza
Amato
John van Sant
Meyersville Road
Chatham
James Lawlor
Carlton Ter
Union
Vasile Dovan
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Devin
Albert E. Geddis Jr
Eeke
William Detweiler
John S. Thomas
Donald McKenna
Irvington
John Hynes
Iselin
Edward S. Zukowitz
Bruce Pollock
Linden
Thomas Rhinesmith
Fire Dept
Police Dept
AGHED
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Lyons Avenue
Chancellor Avenue
Elks
William Kennedy
Joseph Castelluccio
Walter Reutter
Joseph Sales
Richard Tillou
Edward Steele
Michael Ingrassia
Robert Steir
Henry Goldhor
Truman Plant
Wald Quadinger
Louis A. Dischler
Frank Baker
Stevens Institute
Hillside Police Dept
Roswell C. Donah
Hillside Local No. 70
Frank William Brice, Jr
Plymouth Road
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Brice
General Electric Aerospace
Utica
N.Y
Stevens
U.S.G
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St. Cor
Fereday & Meyer Co, Inc
Olive St
Elizabeth N.J
Public Service
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Howard A. Finkel
Monroe Ackerman
the Hillside Times
C.O
Allstate Fuel Co
Waverly
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