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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1969
Page
10
Health Officer Charles Dotto warns that about 12,000 children yearly ingest poisonous plants. A study of 100 child poisonings found nearly 10 percent ate toxic plants. many parents were unaware of danger.
Multiple short items report incidents in Hillside including Lori Yakely bitten by family dog on Rutgers Avenue. Edward Woods arrested for drunken driving after a Liberty Avenue crash with $300 bail. a bomb threat to a Hillside factory. Jerome Tepper reporting stolen wire. Mrs. Marion Reilly finding two 20 inch bikes set for safekeeping. Joanne Davis brushed by a car at Fitzpatrick and Liberty. Alan Grossman bitten by a dog on Williamson Avenue. Jack A. Malyers of the Hillside Industrial Association participating in a career day at Fairleigh Dickinson University Teaneck.
In Hillside, Judge Louis Devin presiding on April 24 1969 dismissed Board of Health complaints against Mr and Mrs Richard J Dugokewski. Albert Elia of Hillside pled guilty to driving while revoked and was fined 205 dollars. Carol Allan of Orange pled guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and was fined 30 dollars. Michael Moran of Hillside pleaded guilty to speeding 36 mph in a 25 mph zone and was fined 20 dollars. Robert W Johnson of Hillside pled guilty to speeding 60 mph in a 35 mph zone and was fined 30 dollars plus 10 dollars for not having a driver’s license. A charge of no registration was dismissed. Joseph A Girad of Bloomfield pleaded not guilty to toll violation on the Garden State Parkway. after a hearing he was found guilty and fined 15 dollars. Another toll violation charge was noted.
Hillside Times editor praises Hillside Community Players for Sweet Charity with Dene Gross in the lead. The letter celebrates the show’s direction, choreography, and performances while noting upcoming show dates and the value of local theater.
Mrs. Clifford Hirschfeld of 149 Summer Ave. thanks the Hillside Police Department for their overwhelming and timely service when her husband suffered a loss. She writes on behalf of her husband his mother and their sons to express gratitude for the officers readiness and capability.
Cocoa Beach Florida Captain Charles Jajosky Jr son of Mrs Helen J Jajosky 537 McMichael Place enrolled in AFIT education with industry program continuing military training and development plans.
Captain Jarosky a research and development engineer will undergo two months of training at Pan American Airways located at Patrick AFB Florida. He is a 1958 Hillside High School graduate and earned a 1963 BSEEE from Newark College of Engineering and received commission through the AFROTC program. Fireman Donald F. Wilson USN son of Mr and Mrs William E Wilson of 284 Fitzpatrick St arrived in Naples Italy aboard the destroyer tender USS Yosemite.
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