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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1967

Page

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Hillside Week Police Log Highlights Multiple Thefts

Hillside authorities report a series of incidents including a bicycle theft at Center Bowl, a gas station heist where fuel and oil were paid for but not, and two men from Newark held for unlawful use of an automobile after a stolen car stop. Additional larcenies from vehicles on Route 22 and Broad Street are noted, with tools and glasses stolen. An injury at American Can Co. and a cigarette burn on a convertible are logged, plus juveniles sent home after a disturbance on Salem Road.

Billy Wright Badger Ave John Jenkins Milton Ave Newark Hillside Broad St Lower Road Robert Werte Herman Weisberg Western Drive South Orange Crown Florence Bean Bond St

Store Fire Evacuates Six From Luncheonette Building

Fire at Rowe and Pats Luncheonette on the first floor of a frame building forced six families and workers from their homes. Fire spread to the ceiling as neighbors alerted the fire department. Firemen forced entry, used masks and smoke ejectors, with some smoke damage to the second floor. Fire Chief Carmen Dill attended from a dinner nearby as acting and off duty officers assisted at the scene.

Carmen Dill Rowe and Pat Dil Unico National College Tha Dominick Cupido

Hillside Ekes Out Route 278 Alignment Favor for Town

Municipal officials at a Department of Transportation meeting welcomed alignments that miss Hillside, while Kenilworth Roselle Union and others fear the routes cut into residential and industrial areas. Local leaders vow to fight the highway intrusion and keep the route from shifting eastward. Hillside, a small township, warns it cannot afford further highway disruption and tax burdens.

Department of Transportation Goethals Bridge Hillside Kenilworth Roselle Union Heigheboring Thim

Overtime Pay Authorized to Police by New State Law

Neighboring Union Township adopts time and a half pay for overtime instead of extra time off. Police recalled for June power outage at the high school graduation for emergency carnival duties and Fourth of July events received overtime wages. Proponents cite quicker staffing, money in officers’ pockets, and full shift coverage.

Union Township

Hillside Kept On Alert After Newark Riots

Hillside police doubled patrols and kept reserves on duty after the Newark riots. Acting Police Chief Harry Schostale cited increased stock and overtime as 23 reserves worked from 7 p.m. to midnight. Fire department shifts were on standby. no damage occurred in Hillside though nearby areas experienced violence and a Molotov incident. Local officials met to assess the situation amid business owners in the Newark disaster area. Continued on Page Two.

Newark Hillards Harry Schostale Hill= side Feast Share Ernest Voelk George Shelbourne George Hellock New=ark Joseph Langer Harlem

Paper Drive by Troop 348 Scheduled on Saturdays

Senior Girl Scout Troop 348 invites paper donations on July 22 and July 29. Call 6868142 or 9231943 weekdays to arrange pickup, leave your address, and place paper on the porch for collection.

Thunderstorm Flood Delays Traffic and Damages Home

Last Tuesday’s storm slowed traffic on N Broad Street and Hille Side Avenue. The Lehigh Valley Railroad underpass at Conant Street flooded and northbound Garden State Parkway traffic was rerouted from 4:30 to 9:30 pm due to parkway flooding in the Avnington East Orange area. Lightning destroyed a brick chimney at 1136 St Louis Avenue. SP/4 Daniel Uhl, 22, of 1056 Vorhees Street, has been assigned as a supply clerk to the 11th Administration Co. in support of the 1st Cavalry Division Air Force in Viet Nam. He was a Hill Side High School graduate who joined the Army in May 1966 and went to Viet Nam in May 1967. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Uhl. He previously worked at Bristol-Myers in material handling and enjoys hunting and fishing. He was in Germany from November 1966 to March 1967.

N. Broad St Hilleside Ave Lehigh Valley Railroad Conant St Garden State Parkway Nvington and East Orange St. Louis Avenue 1Ith Administration Co 1St Cavalry Division Ah Khe Viet Nam Uhl Hillside High School Daniel Uhl Bristol&Myers Company Huntin Germany

Township Passes Traffic Ordinance Near Bus Stops

A new ordinance to ease traffic near bus stops on North Broad Street was approved on first reading by the Township Committee. It moves bus stops from north to south corners and sets a minimum ten of 120 feet for stop length. The meeting also considered purchases and repairs for local facilities.

North Broad St Diamond Hollywood Ave Hillside Ave Ackerman Carmen Dill Civil Defense Civil Defense Department C.D

Parents Demand Bus Amendment for Nonpublic Students

About 30 parents and parochial school students pressed the Newark Irvington and Roselle boards for bus transportation claiming the new state law allows local boards to provide it. Board president Feltman said only public school transport is authorized unless amended. The board also awarded bids for school windows, roofing, and fuel oil, with plans to transport handicapped pupils and a bid for a new school business administrator.

Board of Education Newark Irveington Roselle Franklin A. Feltman Hilleside Feltman Harry Partridge and Co Harden-Locker Joseph E. Clayton State Board of Education Hillside Martin J. Lynch Ewing Township State Federation District Boards of Education William E. Hess Union County Robert P. Kirkpatrick Lynch Marvin Corwick State Department of Education Rainbow Roofing Inc East Paterson Abrams Morris National Fuel Oil Co Wellen Oil Inc Jersey City Pop Warner Football League Woodfield

Suspect Drugs In Mysterious Hospital Case

Daniel J Sheridan a 22 year old of 130 Frances Pl was reported in fair condition at Memorial General Hospital Union recovering from an alleged overdose of heron and tuiial Police say four men drove off in a car registered to an Irvington man and dumped him on the hospital lawn He was taken to the emergency room after a phone call claimed he had taken the drugs and Sheridan was listed as critical before questioning by detectives.

Daniel J. Sheridan Frances Memorial General Hospital Union Irvington Sheridan

Taxes Due and Evening Hours Announced

The tax office will be open from 7 to 8 p.m. on Monday nights for taxpayers. Readable dates show July 24 and July 31 with the third quarter taxes due by August 1, 1967, according to Tax Collector John C. Pozar.

John C. Pozar

Hillside Adult Band Rehearsals Set For Monday

Hillside High School music rooms host 7 30 p m Monday evening rehearsals for the Hillside Recreation Commission sponsored Adult Band. The group will perform Pop Concert Under the State on Wednesday August 16 at Conant Street Park directed by Mick Buglio.

Hill~side Hillside High School Hillside Recreation Commission Wed OHS Pom Conant St. Park Mick Buglio

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