Thanksgiving Game At Hillside At Woodfield Stadium
Hillside High faces Weequahic High on Thanksgiving at Woodfield Stadium Conant Street starting 1 a.m. The game moved from Unterman Field due to Bear Stadium demolition. Lineups to be published next week. tickets on sale at the high school each school day.
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Hillside
Hillside High
Weequahic High
Woodfield Stadium
Conant St
Unterman Field
Chancellor Ave
Newarks High
George Sick
Els
Hillside writes in votes and local incidents spill out
Marvin Weiss received about 20 write in votes in Hillside in county election. Firemen extinguished a fire in a leased truck on Hillside Ave. A Jeep battery and generator were tampered with at Higgins Fire Protection. Multiple thefts, injuries, and dog bites reported across Hillside and nearby towns, including stolen money, a stolen car, and damaged property.
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Marvin Weiss
Hollywood Ave
Freeholder
Assembly At
Carmen Violante
Swarthmore Ter
Metuchen
Higgins Fire Protection Inc
Central Ave
Thanksgiving Week Notice for Times Publication
The Times will publish on Wednesday November 22 due to the Thanksgiving half day. Deadline for photos is 3 pm Friday November 17. Submit copy and photos early to meet the adjusted schedule.
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Times
Hillside Local 70 PBA Forms Speakers and Committees
The Hillside Local 70 PBA has created committees to provide speakers or demonstrations for service civic and other community groups. Topics include First Aid, Detective Alois J Suer, karate and judo, firearms safety, with listed officers and patrolmen as contact points for those interested in any topic.
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Hillside Local 70
PBA
First Aid
Alois J
Suer
Lawrence Stern
Thomas Hackett
Vincent Diroli
Stier
Robert Thayer
Edward Sadlon
James Silves
Ernest Voelk
Sadlon
Engineer Prepares Flood Control Plan for Union County
Township Engineer Armand Fiorlett works with Mayor Carmen J. Ferrigno on a flood control plan to be presented November 30 at Meyers Committee meeting in Ken Twat. They have inspected Hillside problem areas including Salem Dam on the Elizabeth River and Route 22 at Cot Place, urging debris clearance and a new catch basin installation in Route 22.
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Armand Fiorlett
Meyers' Committee
Union County
Ken- Twat
Fiorletti
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Salem Dam
Elizabeth River
Route 22
Cot Place
Union County Perk Commission
New Jersey Department” of Transportation
Car Jumps Curb Injuring Four on Central Avenue
Four passengers were injured when a car left the roadway at 11 50 pm Saturday near Long Avenue striking a street sign hedge three poles and the Waverly Builders Inc building at 1310 Central Ave. Driver Nathaniel Summers 23 Newark told patrol brakes failed as he tried to slow near Central and Long. Injured were Jessie Rose 22 Newark George Meadows 23 Newark Phyllis Summers 21 Newark and LeMer Kinsey 29 Newark. All were taken to St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth by Municipal Ambulance.
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Hedge
Pole
Waverly Builders Inc
Central Ave
William Kerrigan
Nathaniel G. Summers
Lehigh Ave
Newark
Long Ave
Jessie Rose
Clinton Ave
George Meadows
Arlington Ave
Phyllis Summers
Lehugh Ave
le Mer Kinsey
Stratford Place
St. Elizabet Hospital
Elizabeth
Youths Hurt When Car Hits Pole In New Jersey Street
James J. Smith aged 18 of 519 Leslie Street and Lawrence J. Gagnon aged 17 of 58 Cedar Street were reported in critical condition at St Elizbeth Hospital Elizabeth after a crash at 2:29 am Sunday on Long Avenue opposite Broadway. Police said Smith the driver lost control and could not be questioned due to injuries.
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James J. Smith
Leslie St
Lawrence J.gagnon
Cedar St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Long Ave
Broadway
Robert P. Gram
Smith
Gram
Woman Hurt In Accident In Elizabeth
Mrs. Mariana Rennick, 58, of 834 Monroe Ave, Elizabeth, suffered a leg injury in an automobile crash at Westminster and North Aves. Thursday. She was a passenger in a car driven by her husband John F. Rennick, 62. Henry B. Clark, 75, of 866 Salem Ave, turning left, struck the Rennick vehicle.
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Susan Sadlon
Florence Aves
Hillside Ave
Mariana Rennick
Monroe Ave
Elizabeth
Frank de Santo
Rennick
John F. Rennick
Henry B. Clark
Salem Ave
Clark
North Ave
Westminster Ave
Boy Hit Crossing Street Injures 10 Year Old Arnold Bejill
According to Lt John Sena tore the child got out of his mother's car at Liberty Ave near Winans Ave and started to cross the street. Robert L Koch 23 of 232 Clark St said the boy walked into the right front of his car. The boy was taken to Dr Joseph Peyser for treatment and released.
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John Senatore
Driver Hurt In Union After Burnet Pershing Collision
Two drivers complained of injuries but refused medical help after a 6 07 PM crash at Burnet Avenue and Pershing Road in Union. Leandro Gallin, 87, of 297 Fern Terrace, reported a cut lip, and Walter Garber, 67, of 56 Wolf Place, Hillside, suffered a neck injury. Patrolman Robert Wilt said Gallin stopped on Burnet Avenue waiting to turn left into Pershing Road when Garber’s vehicle collided with him.
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Parma
Burnet Ave
Pershing Road
Union
Leandro Callin
Fern Ter
Cutlip
Walter Garber
Wolf Blace
Hillside
Robert Fi Wilt
Gallin
Gerber
Found Not Guilty In Jury Trial
Joseph Azzolino, 43, of 131 Coe Ave, was found not guilty before Essex County Court Judge Francia Q. Hayden and a jury on charges of assault with intent to kill a Newark patrolman and carrying a concealed weapon. The trial began Oct. 31 and ended Nov. 2.
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Joseph Azzolino
Coe Ave
Essex County Court
Francia Q. Hayden
Newark
Martin ©. Holleran
Uzzolino
Newark Teamsters Local 478
Urban Morrow
Adams and
Downing Sta
Morrow
Hillside Professional Building Wins Zoning Approval
The Township Committee granted unanimous zoning approval for a two story Hillside Professional Building on Liberty Ave opposite the Municipal Building. Lack of on site parking prompted concerns, with leasing space nearby planned. Variance approval followed a prior stormy review in October. Building Corp includes Seymour Meskin Santore Meskin and Henry Goldher. estimated construction about 200000 dollars and tax yield near 7000 yearly. Commissioner-elect Arnold Witte attended meetings. Mayor Carmen Ferrigno praised the GOP winner. A separate variance modification for a car wash at 1260 North Broad St received neighbors’ no objections and approval. The panel also advanced Civil Service listing for a deputy chief of the fire department amid staffing questions. November proclaimed Education Month and a town holiday Nov 24 with some department exceptions.
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Liberty Ave
Corp
Seymour and
Santoré Meskin
Henry Goldher
Hillside Annally
Arnold Witte
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Thermit
Jone
Margaret Schoen
North Broad St
Adel
Missioners
Monroe Ackerman
Civil Service
Fire Department
Ackerman
Intrabartole
Ackerynany
Alexander Menza
Ackert
Wounded Soldier Was Real Lucky From Vietnam Letters
Pfc. Edward M. Sternin, slight shrapnel wound to the right thigh on November 4 in Vietnam, writes from an evacuation hospital in Qui Nhon that he is doing well. He will be sent to Japan for a month of healing, calling it a safe four month vacation. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Sternin, at 595 Aldine St, receive his Red Cross letter detailing the incident and his faithful effort to reassure them.
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L. Sternin
Aldine St
Pfc
Edward M. Sternin
Vietnam
Sternins
Edward
Nir
Sternin
Eddie
Stermin
American National Red Cross
Qui Nhon
Japan
Pfe. Sternin
Y.C
Police Nab 2 Youths After Brookside Area Car Chase
Two 17 year olds from Hillside were arrested in Union after a chase from Acme Market. Their car contained bread, cakes, pies and stolen items from Shop Rite Market on Stuyvesant Avenue. They were released to parents pending juvenile court action as another early-week arrest occurred in Irvington.
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Vavic Prince
Emmanuel F. Meyer Jr
Chase
Hillside
Brookfall Aves
Union
Acme Market
Stuyvesant Ave
Acme
James O'Keefe
Ens Place
Irvington
Paul's
N. Broad Se
Sill A.m
Brindle
Meyer
O'Keefe
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Silver Ave
Anna Mordasewicz
Public Service
N.J. Bell
Avy St
Art Rose
Hatfield Wire and Cable Co
Marsak Leasing Corp
Worcester
Mass
Bloy St
Edward Galloway
East Orange
Jean Radzinski
Harden St
Cahi “Ur Co
John Rhein JR
Boa Place
Nee
Fred Walters
Arlington 51
Arlington
Mack Truck Inc
Mander Place
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Walter Kowalski
Garden State
Ebson Forster
Lyndhurst
Breen Iron Works
Chestnut Ave
Harry Kantor
Compton Ter
Lisa Schechter
Mann Ave
William Condux
Munn
Condx
Condux
Lothar Storch
Highland
Aves
Cornell Place
Myrna Klaas
Schley St
Alberta Wilkins
Watson Ave
Center Bowl
Broad St
Tracy
Freeholders
Charles S. Tracy
Arthur Manner
Jerome Epstein
TOBIA
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
Gaynor
Westminster and
North Aves
Arnold Bejill
Loran
St Adams St
Charles Tracy
Republican Party
Hollywood Aves
Pfc, Edward M, Sternin
Szarko's
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