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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1971
Page
7
Jack Thomas aged 19 of 109 Chadwick Ave Newark was arrested after a car and foot chase last Tuesday night through the township’s north side.
Dr Anthony Avella is nominated for Hillside Rotary Club president for the coming year. Other officers named include VP Carroll Dolan treasurer Donald Gillmore secretary Patrick Growney and sergeant at arms Frank Koehler. New directors will be Charles Domina Kenneth Hathaway and Herbert Singe. Nominating committee members were Kenneth Hathaway Theodore Mayhew and Howard Forsell. Police report a traffic crash on Clark Street involving a Thomas vehicle and Robert F Brown 39 of Maple Avenue with eluding and hit and run charges. bail set at 500. Also noted: Union County Heart Association cites heart disease as killing over 1 000 000 Americans annually accounting for about 53 percent of all deaths.
Police report two hillside homes were entered last Wednesday with breaking glass at rear doors. Ralph Epstein of 223 Winans Ave reported 11 07 p.m. entry affecting 5 15 to 9 30 p.m. loss 88 dollars cash a camera and two watches. Shiu Wang Chung of 1446 Park View Ter reported 1 50 p.m. entry with five gold watches three gold rings a gold necklace and a gold and jade necklace missing valued at 500 dollars.
Eight year old Mary Jane Melton of 398 Yale Ave was struck by a car on Liberty Ave near Princeton Ave as she crossed in front of a school crossing guard Herbert Schutz. The driver Petra Lukas 54 of 531 Elizabeth Ave allegedly ran a red light. The child was taken home by police. Lukas received a summons for passing a red light.
The Newark Chapter of the Women’s American ORT will hold a United Jewish Appeal meeting. Mrs Arthur Tureff will give the invocation. Speaker of the day is Mrs Norman Sacarow, former president of the American Zionist Organization pharmaceutical auxiliary and Beth Israel Hospital pediatrics chair.
A 21 year old Newark man James Walton and a juvenile were arrested after a high speed chase ending on a dead end behind Weequahic High School. Walton faced charges of using a car without permission and possession of methadone glue and stolen property. The juvenile was released to his parents.
Union County Hiking Club schedules a January weekend of hikes in Morris County. On Saturday Ann Kent Irvington Julia Lamer lead a five mile ramble at 10:00 a.m. at Morris Hills shopping center Route 202 and 46. Sunday Thomas Haleali Verona leads a 13 to 17 mile hike along the Boy Scout Trail Jockey Hollow Park Morristown meeting at mall parking area 9:30 a.m. Contact Union County Park Commission recreation department for details.
Everett Mitchell, 59, of Charleston Massachusetts, was arrested for driving without a license after his car on Westminster Avenue collided with a vehicle driven by Albert Weinberger, 40, of Brooklyn. Mitchell, who suffered knee abrasions, refused medical aid.
Raymond J. Klinger of Timer Drive Berkeley Heights has been promoted to Vice President and appointed manager of the Westfield office of The National State Bank Elizabeth NJ. A Newark native with Summit roots and Summit High School graduate, he has a long banking career including roles at First National Bank and Trust Co Summit and later at the National State Bank system. He served three years in the U S Army Medical Corps in World War II including North Africa and France.
A transfer notice lists Hillside New Jersey license No. C-Brogdley for package store and tavern at 2a Long Avenue. Officers James Lyons president and others listed. Objections must be filed immediately with town authorities. fees noted as $13.00.
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