Maple Ave Fire Destroys Stores and Apartments
Firefighters battled a two story Maple Ave building at 1567 1573 Maple Ave for nearly six hours. Four stores and four apartments were destroyed with $60 000 in damages. Three residents were rescued. The Johnston Co blaze at 1269 Central Ave followed, with casualties and injuries treated on scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Ave
Robert R. Johnston Co, Inc
Central Ave
Carmen R. Dill
Ida
Wing Bee
Mapleve
Williamson Ave
Wing Lee
Bel Mart
Harold Garillo Associates
Simon
Max Rettig
Scotland Rd
Orange
Jean Goldhor
Raymond Higgins
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Krautblatt Retires After 38 Year Career
William Krautblatt the principal of George Washington School in Hillside will retire effective June 30 after 38 years in the Hillside school system. He began as a math teacher and led George Washington for 24 years. He also helped found the Hillside Community Orchestra and held roles in B'nai B'rith.
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Board of Education
William Krautblatt
George Washington School
Krautblatt
Hillside
Newark Normal School
Up. Sala College
Montclair State College
Rutgers University
Hillside Ave
Abram P. Morris-Saybrook
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Hillside Schools Safety Committee
Hillside Greater Horizons
Hillside Community Orchestra
Eugene
Hillside Lodge 1514
B'nai Blrith
Law Digest Due In Eight Months
The township will codify all ordinances within eight months at a cost of 15 550 by National Code Consultants of Trenton. A new codebook will cover admin rules licensing plumbing electrical fire zoning and map. revise discard up to forty percent and print each ordinance for 15 dollars. Arnold Witte opposed Polanski appointment to five year recreation commission term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Menza
National Code Consultants
Trenton
N.J
Menza
Hillside Times
Garmen Ferrigno
Robert J. Polanski
Recreation Commission
Arnold Witte
Polanski
Little League
Pop Warner Football League
Hillside High
Thomas G. Greene, Jr
Fourteen Year Old Surrenders Marijuana and Papers
A fourteen year old boy turned over eight packs of marijuana and two packs of roll-your-own cigarette paper to Detectives Gordon Millburn and Anthony Messané at 6 p.m. last Wednesday. Investigators, still probing a missing school pupil report, found the youth had returned home. A burned marijuana cigarette was observed, and the boy handed over the powder and papers. He was released to his parents pending juvenile action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Millburn
Anthony Messané
Police to start dog census for 1969 license enforcement
Beginning Monday March 31 1969 the police will conduct the annual house to house dog census. Residents who have not obtained a 1969 dog license will receive a summons for appearance.
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Police Department
Rotary Club Microfilms The Hillside Times Files
The Hillside Rotary Club will have The Hillside Times newspaper microfilmed by Microfilming Corp. of America Hawthorne New Jersey. The Times founded 1924 will be preserved for community use with the finished film to be given to the Hillside Library. President Theodore L Mayhew announced arrangements with Peter A Brulatour company manager. The project will take about two weeks at substantial cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Rotary Club
Theodore L. Mayhew
Hillside Times
Microfilming Corp. of America
Hawthorne
N.J
Times
Mayhew
Peter A. Brulatour
The
New York Times
Hill Side
Pedestrian Struck On Route 22 Near Doremus Place
Melvin Winters 67 of Winfield was hit at 11 37 p m by a car driven by Thomas King 30 of South Plainfield on Route 22 at Doremus Place. King says he could not stop as the man ran in front of the car. Winters said he was running to a gas station for fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Winters
Wavecrest Ave
Winfield
Thomas J. King
Clinton Ave
South Plainfield
Doremus Place
King
Winters
Charles W. Ritz
Car Crash Damages Mrs Gottlieb Vehicle in East Orange
Police were told at 12:44 a.m. Wednesday that Mrs Sylvia Gottlieb’s parked car was struck. Driver Howard S. Maide, 19, of 49 Fairmount Terrace East Orange, said he was traveling north on Compton Terrace when the other car went out of control and struck Gottlieb’s car, pushing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Gottlieb
Pakgolman Roswell C. Donah
Howard S. Maide
Fairmount Ter
East Orange
Compton Ter
Gottlieb
Board Approves Latin Program At Abram Morris Saybrook
The Board of Education approved a Latin elective for seventh and eighth graders at Abram P. Morris Saybrook School with a 100-student minimum enrollment for 1969 70. The district lists 207 eligible pupils and notes French German Spanish and Italian already offered in high school. A March 24 meeting will discuss reallocating half-year funds amid a budget dispute of about $59 664 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram P. Morris-Saybrook
Board of Education
Marvin Corwick
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Fire Guts Stores
Apts
William Paten
Thomas Miller
Jacob Freud
Clark St
Morton Luteky
Harry Silver
Newark and
Union Fire Departments
Elizabeth Senran
Law Digest
Fire and Police
Bel-Mart
Chancellor Ave
Irvington
N. Broad St
Elizabeth
Marihhuana
Rotary Club
Presidents Council
Hillside Ptas
Seymour Bierman
al Atterman
Pool Commission
Jack Valenti
K. Thomas Lenz
Vito Menza
Board of Health
Nicholas Reale
Abram P.morris- Saybrook School Pta
Anthony Lordi
Franklin A Feltman
Paintis
Victor Si Ihiorre
Martin J. Lynch
Donald J. de Lane Inc
Starr Tractor Co
Herbert Fox ,& Associates
South Orange
Galvin Gonaridge
Biol
Franklin A. Feltman
Feltman
Ron Ratner
Hillside High Auditorium
Wites
TOBIA
BBC Appliances
Liberty Avenue
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