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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1966
Page
8
The article reports on police leaders reviewing the June 1966 Supreme Court ruling on confessions, stressing rights to silence and counsel. It notes efforts to public education and professional standards, plus aims for better policing through training and updated equipment.
The Zoning Board directed Abraham Mankowitz to file proof of an easement for the shared driveway before granting a variance for converting a small apartment into a beauty parlor at 1280 N Broad St. The hearing was continued to September with one objector, Anthony Bullis, at 1200 N Broad St. The board also recommended a two family house on Boa Place and set the next meeting for August 11.
Hillside township council adopts an ordinance to require owners to trim brush and hedges along roads within ten feet and twenty five feet from road intersections, restrict sign and vehicle storage within those zones, and impose penalties for violations. The notice cites the July 19 1966 meeting and references Hillside Times July 21 1961.
Hillside Township committees will open bids August 2 1966 at 8 30 p m for a 1250 gallon per minute fire apparatus. Bid packets include delivery date and taxes. 5 percent certified check required. The committee may reject bid or waive informalities.
The Hillside phase of the Union County Heart Association fund drive raised 7.47 more than 1965, contributing to a countywide total of 81 302 05 from 21 municipalities. Chairmen J Arnold Witte and Matthew J Rinaldo praised volunteers and urged continued effort to combat heart disease. The raise exceeded the 75 000 goal and last year’s 68 859 20, with 17 towns over last year. County efforts will fund education information and research.
Two youths had bikes stolen by strangers on Thursday. Stephen Brenkach 258 Conklin Ave and a friend were near Chestnut Ave when a boy in Bermuda shorts took his bicycle. An hour later Larry Sussman 1410 Stanley Ter Liberty Ave and Oakland Ave was threatened and had his bike, worth 56.88, stolen. a red shirt wearing thief fled on Stephen’s bicycle. A second thief wore a red shirt and green pants. Other bikes were stolen last Wednesday by Junior Maston 12 Johnson Ave Newark at Center Bowl and Frank Weller 12 Broadway at Hillside High School. Frank’s bike valued at 20.
Hillside police pistol team stays in contention in Class A by winning four straight. They post a nine win three loss record with a 1169 083 average and a 1177 team score against Roselle. Standouts Madurski Wolfe Sadlon and Hacha lead wins in multiple matches. The team also defeats Union County Park Police and Summit as Madurski fires a 299 in one match. Theodore L Mayhew attends the American Alumni Council convention in West Virginia.
The Hillside Recreation Commission announced that high school tennis courts are open 6 00 PM to dusk on weekdays and 10 00 AM to 2 00 PM on weekends in summer. A fee of 25 cents per hour per player is charged.
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