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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1968
Page
5
Miller Shade Co advertises shades blinds drapes and rods with 20 to 30 percent off plus free estimates. Rosilin Interiors promotes fabric slip covers and high style drapery. Two employment and housing notices list Working Mother and son seeking work and a 7 room rental for three adults with garage options and call numbers.
Judge Louis Devin presided at Hillside Court. Samuel Woodyard Sr Elizabeth pleaded guilty to attempted death by own action and was fined 25 dollars with payment suspended. Robert Smith St Plainfield found guilty of driving while intoxicated and fined 205 dollars. Kenneth Testa Irvington pled guilty to petty larceny and fined 25 dollars with payment suspended. Joseph Umansky Hillside found guilty of disregard of a traffic signal and fined 10 dollars. Colleen Huppert Hillside found not guilty of careless driving. Edward Zukowitz Hillside pleaded guilty to not having a driver's license and fined 10 dollars. Walter Yanger Jr Hillside pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and fined 25 dollars. Marvin Wilder Newark pleaded guilty to unlicensed driver and fined 55 dollars. Michael Jerden Hillside pleaded guilty to careless driving and fined 35 dollars. Harry Piercy found guilty of an improper turn and fined. Peter Grogan Union found not guilty of parking in a prohibited area. Paul Keller Highland Park found guilty of unsafe change of lanes and fined 25 dollars.
Hillside Republican Policy Committee members plan a gala public opening of the party headquarters on Liberty Avenue this Thursday September 5 with refreshments music and souvenirs marking the start of the full scale campaign of E Jonathan Bell and Franklin A Feltman for the Township Committee Feltman and Bell reviewed campaign plans at the August 21 committee meeting The committee will reorganize September 4 and nominate candidates for three year terms Allan L Turkamin chairs the nominating committee with John Battie Michael Bussicule Edward W Zipf and Arnold H McClow Also proposed are new officers current officers are Solomon P Ostrin chairman James P Whitlock vice chairman McClow secretary and Zipf treasurer A revision of the constitution and bylaws will be presented for action.
UNICO national director of expansion Joseph Coccia spoke at Hillside Chapter on August 13, outlining a plan to build new chapters and members. He requested a budget to hire a full time PR man for the Southwest and West Coast. Coccia was introduced by Dominick F. Peterpaul as a Milwaukee convention report was presented by Domino Di Voni. Mario Barbiere and Daniel Uhl Jr. joined. John L. Stasi acted as vice president in Sam Anas absence.
The notice lists Sinai Hebrew School services and classes for the week, including morning afternoon and evening prayer times, plus a Bar Mitzvah for Keith Hal Rand during Saturday morning services. Also included are Surrogate’s Notice to Creditors for the estate of William Arthur Halstead and a Sheriff’s Sale for Union County involving Penn Savings and Loan Association with a property at 1260-1282 White Street Hillside.
More than 1.3 million students are enrolled in NHSC member schools accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the NHSC. The NHSC is recognized by the U.S. Office of Education as a national accrediting agency.
Hillside Republican Club president Jonathan Bell announces a cocktail party dance for Friday October 11 at the College Inn. Tickets are five dollars with refreshments and dancing from 9 PM to 1 AM. only two hundred tickets will be sold and no tickets at the door.
Willie McCloud 54 of 346 S 12th St Newark was arrested at 8 15 p m Tuesday by Police Sgt Robert Thauer for drunken driving after backing on Bayview Ave He was examined and pronounced intoxicated and unable to operate a motor vehicle He was released on 500 bail for Municipal Court appearance A civil action writ of attachment sale of mortgaged premises exposes for sale 1 room 6 8 in the Court House Elizabeth N J on Wednesday September 25 1968 at 1 00 p m The parcel lies in Elizabeth and Hillside with detailed metes and bounds and known as 948 North Broad Street Hillside NJ There is due about 104 049 94 with interest from July 9 1968 and costs sale attorney Paul R Williams Jr DL and HTCX 4H-03 Aug 29 Sept 19 1968 $66 24
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