Stolen Cars and Burglary Reported Across Hillside Week
Police logged five thefts including two cars taken from residences on Broadway and Bailey Avenue and a 1963 car missing from 1515 Broadway. Burglary attempts were reported at the Allison Co on Sweetland Avenue and damage to a window at a liquor store on Hollywood Avenue. A bicycle, two windows, and cash in an envelope also figures in the patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Trione
Broadway
Robert Dilon
N. Broad St
Bailey Ave
James Kendall
Williamson Ave
Edward Cohen
Schley St
Fred Koblentz
Stanley Ter
Warning to Parents on Child Safety in City Streets
Our city urges vigilance as hundreds of Hillside children traverse streets to playgrounds and pools this summer. Children should avoid rides or treats from strangers and report advances to parents or playground directors who must inform police to protect kids.
Clean Up Program Advances Signage Near Municipal Building
A municipal clean-up initiative places small white signs reading click your dog along Kennedy Plaza near the Municipal Building. The signs urge dog owners to follow the program guidelines throughout the area, though officials say signs may be unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny” Kennedy
Stolen Bicycles Reported From Local Addresses
Mrs. Lois Smith reports a black and white 24 inch bicycle from 1042 JoMM Glenn Drive. Allan Landere recalls a 2¢ inch red and white bike valued at $40 from 221 Conklin Ave. James Wilkie says his 24 inch bike in the Center Bowl rack at 1319 N Broad St was taken and seen ridden toward Elizabeth by another boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Smith
Jomm Glenn
Allan Landere
Conklin Ave
James Wilkie
Osborn Ter
Newark
Center Bowl
N. Broad St
Smith
Alan
James
Amusement Center
Elizabeth
Smash and Loot at Casey's Television and Jewelry Store
Police found a 10 by 10 foot window broken at Casey's on Maple Ave. A milk can used to smash the pane. Proprieter Casey Segal of 160 Goldsmith Ave Newark reported two portable TVs two radios and assorted jewelry stolen. Fire Department covered the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Lava
Fairview Place
Hollywood Ave
Casey
Maple Ave
Casey Segal
Goldsmith Ave
Newark
Correction reveals Gordhor campaign managers named
A correction clarifies that former judge Henry Gordhor's campaign manager is MreHtto Vuttero and his campaign manager Louis Halper, not Bernard Bernstein as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gordhor
Bernard Bernstein
MreHtto Vuttero
Gorthor
Louis Halper
Five Teens Implicated in Hillside Knife Attack
A group of five juveniles attacked John Kostrzewski 17 as he walked with Thomas Smith 16 near 35 Mertz Ave. Kostrzewski received sixteen stitches for knife wounds to the left shoulder and armpit. Police reported no arrests beyond identification by victims. suspects were detained at Elizabeth courthouse.
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John Kostrzewski
Center St
Kostrzewski
Mertz Ave
Thomas Smith
King St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
N. Broad St
Newark
Smith
Elizabeth
Hillside
Arthur Issler
William Rupp
Surge in Gun Permit Applications Across Communities
Acting Police Chief George Shelbourne said Hillside and surrounding towns have seen a spike in gun permit requests after recent riots. Applications usually rise in summer for hunting but the increase was higher this year as rioting subsided. Elizabeth exhausted its applications. Woodbridge Scotch Plains Union Westfield Kenilworth and Garwood also reported higher volumes.
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George Shelbourne
Hillside
Shelbourne
Elizabeth
Police wage demands spark town meeting debate
Municipal Court Room crowds heard the Police Benevolent Association push for a 32 hour week and higher salaries for the Police Department. The union cited night duty and fewer days off compared with the fire department and warned of tax impacts of about three dollars more per year per resident. Mayor Ferrigno said the committee would study the issue and survey surrounding communities, with no commitment yet.
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Anthony Lordi Jr
Policemen’s Benevolent Association
P.B.A
Lor~di
Fire Department
Henry Groh
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Elks Back U.S. Viet Nam Policy in July Statement
The Hillside Lodge 1591 of the B P O Elks pledges continuous support for the U S government in Viet Nam and criticizes un American activities. The group calls the Elks patriotic and affirms backing of military forces and government despite opposition from draft card burnings and flag insulting acts.
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Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
United States
Viet Nam
Elks
Elks of America
The
Elk
U.S
Bristol-Myers celebrates 25 years of service for Paul Martinelli
Paul Martinelli of 1033 Kair Ylew Place marks his twenty fifth anniversary with Bristol Myers Products Hillside this month. Born in Tunis Tunisia he joined Bristol-Myers in 1942 as an Apprentice Packaging Line Mechanic and rose through packaging roles to become a Packaging Line Mechanic. He was a noted soccer and track athlete.
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Paul Martinelli
Kair
Ylew Place
Bristol- Myers Products
Hillside
Martinelli
Tunisia
North Africa
Tunis
Bristol-Myers
Dream Is Shattered by Boat Project in Township
Joseph Riplanzi of 639 Ramsey Ave started a large boat project on property at 1135 St Louis Ave over a decade ago. He was fined $50 early last month for violating township property upkeep rules and told to remove the boat, and he continues work at the site daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bonanno
3Rd St
Roselle
Custom Fabricators
Ramsey Ave
Joseph Riplanzi
Riplanzi
St. Louis Ave
Bicycle collision on Coe Avenue injures one rider
Paul Venisi, 0, of 32 Holly wood Ave, rode into a car on Coe Avenue near East in Elizabeth, Pa. Urban, 62, of 927 Adams Ave, and witnesses reported the incident. De Ris was treated at the scene. behind him, Robert Zuber, 10, uninjured. Also, Virginia Sabba of 333 Yale Ave named to Glassboro State College Dean's List.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Venisi
Hollyewood Ave
Coe Ave
Charles J. Urban
Adams Ave
Elizabeth
Charles W. Ritz
Urban
Robert St
de Ris
William F. Wacker
Robert Zuber
Paul
Glassboro
Virginia Sabba
Yale Ave
Glassboro State College
Goldhor Campaign Facing Health and Support Questions
Ram Joseph, a Democratic candidate for the Township Committee, criticized Henry Goldhor’s candidacy after a heart attack. He accused Goldhor of pursuing power despite ill health and alleged links with Menza Fuel Oil’s Daniel Menza and ex Republican chair Albert Schoen, promising further disclosures in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert $. Parsonnett
Assembly
Board of Health
Joseph Ram
Henry Goldhor
Ram
Goldhor
Mr. Goldhor
Daniel Menza
Menza Fuel Oil Company
Albert Schoen
Chain Crash Ties Traffic Near Dixie Diner
A chain reaction crash at 9 51 Tuesday morning involved four cars and a bus near Br 22 as a car pulling off into the Dixie diner was struck by another vehicle. Police report no injuries and no Hillsiders were involved.
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Dixie Diner
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