Hillside Court actions include guilty pleas and fines
At Hillside Court on September 25 1969 Loren E Barber pleaded guilty to driving with fictitious plates and unregistered vehicle. Elizabeth Marta Irricarri was fined for parking in a prohibited area. William Sweeney faced a sentence after pleading guilty to attempting death by own action. Wayne T Hinder paid multiple Garden State Parkway tolls fines. Douglas Turner and Nathan Savetsky admitted careless driving and were fined. Fred Thomas pleaded guilty to drunk driving with a two year license suspension. Dennis Gargile fined for unlicensed driving while Andrew Melvett faced unauthorized person in Hillside High building. Several others were noted with guilty pleas or hearings pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Loren E. Barber
Bloomfield
Marta Irricarri
Elizabeth
Wayne T. Hinder
Kenilworth
Garden State Parkway
Fred Thomas
Newark
Andrew Melvett
Bullside
Hillside High School
McClow Receives First Day Issue Stamp at Home
Arnold H. Mc Clow of 919 Roanoke Ave received an unsolicited first day of issue airmail stamp honoring the Moon landing. The envelope carried postmarks for Washington, D.C. and Moon Landing, U.S.A. July 20, 1969, and included a brief presidential note plus a four page memo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold H. McClow
Roanoke Ave
White House
Washington, D.C
Moon Landing
U.S.A
Commends Hillside School Crossing Guards to Editor
A parent praises Hillside crossing guards led by Gladys Zoerner for protecting children. The writer recounts a near crossing incident at Coe and Woodruff Avenues where Gladys halted two boys, lectured them on safe crossing, and urged parental guidance, commending the guard’s dedication and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Zoerner
Gladys
Coe & Woodruff Avenues
Hillside
Moon Landing Memoir Mentioned In First Day Cover Sale
The note references July 20 telephone chatter with the astronauts and their moon description. Mc Clow, not a stamp collector, shows no plan to part with this first day of issue mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClow
Doctor honored by Bnai Brith for 30 years service
Dr. Milton M. Lilien longtime Hillside High School and Pop Warner team physician received a Hillside Lodge Bnai Brith honor on September 27. The ceremony featured a plaque presentation by Commissioner J. Lute Share and lodge civic affairs chair Jack Genberg. An electric scoreboard was dedicated at Woodfield Stadium Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M. Lilien
Hillside High School
Pop Warner League
Hillside Lodge
Bnai Brith
Lilien
J. Lute Share
Jack Genberg
Lodge
Woodfield Stadium
Nate Friedman
Theft Reported Involves Vehicles At Broad Street
David Muller of 801 West Westminster Ave reported last Wednesday that cars at 1477 N Broad St were entered. Stolen items include two tires 70 dollars alternator 50 dollars a battery 35 dollars a carburetor 75 dollars another alternator 7 second carburetor 100 dollars.
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David Muller
Westminster Ave
N. Broad St
Public Opinion on Youth Assembly and Law
A concerned parent argues in favor of protecting teenagers right to assemble near homes, criticizing vague laws that could criminalize casual conversations with friends. The writer questions police discretion and warns that youths could be pulled into juvenile or adult court for stopping to chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borhood
Man In Blue
Attend Civil Service Convention 25th National Meet in Atlantic City
The 25th National Convention of the Jewish Civil Service Employees Association runs October 1 to 5, 1969 at the Sheraton-Danville Hotel in Atlantic City New Jersey. Hillside delegates include Mr. and Mrs. David Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tischler Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gurvitz and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirschner. Members hold positions in the New Jersey Chapter and Ladies Auxiliary. Membership is open to Jewish faith civil service employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Civil Service Employees Association
Sheraton-Danville
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Hillside
David ‘Weinberg
Park Street
Ben Tishcler
Oakwood Avenue
Edward Gurvitz
Summit Ave
Leo Kirschner
Schley Street
Weinberg
Jewish Civil Service Fellowship
Ladies Auxiliary
Tischler
Gurvitz
Kirschner
Civil Service
Hillside Candidates Target Town’s Future and Flood Plight
A Hillside speaker blasts the Township Committee for inaction on chronic floods and street paving. He notes strong Democratic ties in town and pledges to prioritize Dover and Clark cobblestone streets, criticizing the current commissioners and highlighting youth stake in Hillside’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Democratic Party
Dover and
Clark
Republicans Push TV Crime Watch in Hillside Race
Republicans in Hillside urge sweeping reform including a new police narcotics unit, school prevention, an addicts program, and a town wide crime push. They propose purchasing a TV surveillance system at $6000 per year to monitor hot crime areas from police HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb
Aiello
Police Dept
Hillside
Democrats Seek Re-Election Over Health Board Work
A Hillside endorsement highlights the Board of Health and its sanitarian Angelo Bonanno. It credits inspections for reducing health risks, cites actions against overcrowding and unsafe food handling, and notes state and federal aid expanding services. The piece urges re-election in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Menza
Share
Angelo Bon=anno
Our
Bonanno
Hillside
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Municipal Court
Louis Devin
Edward N. Stiso
Springfield
William Sweeney
Eevee
Kelbey Associates
North Broad St
Douglas J. Turner
Nathan Savetsky
Lakewood
Francis Slavinski
Dennis
Gargile
ALL Instruments
Jackson
Yale Ave
Bnai. Brith
Chevrolet
R&h
Oldsmobile Sun
Supreme
Pontiac
Aid A
Mi Fo
AIR Cond
Roh
Whet
Buick Forest
Green Skylark
Blak Int
Hlth CO
Auto
Ieee
Ford Sein Coury Sane
Rune & Books
Thunderbird
West Kinney Sts
TSA
Diablito
Susanna Sinet
Ceasar's
Jlemprson Avenue
Plizabeth
Hilopy
Harry Massar
Jessinenn
Diners
Lehnfr
Elizabethtown Gas
Ted Krone
Chantellog
Citi
Secliunal
the Hillside Times
N. Broa. St
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