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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1954
Page
2
Hillside reserve police conducted patrols Friday and Saturday evenings in coordination with the regular police to cover all township sections on mischief night and Hallowe'en. Deputy Chief Lawrence Greger assigned patrols in teams for full coverage on foot and in prowl cars.
Maplewood district Governor O Vincent McNany spoke on Lions work across the state and the Hillside Lions Club pilgrimage to the Jamesburg Boys Home. Leon Munson was inducted as a club member by the Deputy District Governor.
Albert Schoen thanks volunteers who contributed through neighborhood drives to boost the telethon fund. Names listed include Linda and Gale Borkan, Wil a Gottlieb, Saw Goodman, Carol Cohen and Sue Ellen Stempler. Also an ad notes a home sale inquiry and Theresa M. Bensen contact.
Joseph J. Skerbe of 186 Chestnut Street Newark fined 500 and held on 500 bond for Grand Jury action on concealed weapons in his car after a Route 22 collision. He faced charges of revoked license, falsifying license applications, reckless driving, and a red light violation stemming from events surrounding his arrest October 10. Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum noted the fines were minimal and noted possible jail terms.
Joseph Lopez Sr 66 of 57 Silver Street Bayonne Joseph Lopez Jr 84 of B6 West 20th Street Bayonne and Elmo Cooley 31 of Brooklyn were fined 25 each for disorderly conduct following an October 23 roadside altercation after one car culled the other off Route 22.
Bristol-Myers honored Louis B. Dobie head of quality control for Bristol-Myers Products Division who retired November 1. After 20 years with the firm a dinner was held at Baltusrol Country Club with William M. Bristol III toastmaster and Mr Dobie gifted. Dobie, longtime Maplewood resident, will pursue music and travel. Gay Alumni Dinner announced for Friday November 26 at 7 pm in Pingry School dining hall under Charles O. Hoytes overall supervision.
Mrs John M Malone wife of the mayor buys the first batch from Pamela Lane of Troop 18. Mayor Malone endorses the sale which runs through November 10 1954 and funds Camp Lou Henry Hoover at Swartswood Lake aiding 500 girls for eight weeks. The program trains girls in money handling customer service and keeping promises while boosting local business by using a Union County maker distributor.
Hillside N J residents are featured among returning and training soldiers. Edward G Gabelmann enjoys seven days in Japan on rest leave from the 24th Infantry Division in Korea, while Pvt Robert L Rothouse graduates from Southeastern Signal School at Camp Gordon Ga after nine weeks of field training. John Matera, son of Mrs Peter Matera of Hillside, prepares to depart Italy after 45 months as an instructor with an Army heavy weapons corps in Austria, planning to reunite with family in New York before continuing service.
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