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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1967

Page

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Hillside judge elected vice president of New Jersey Juvenile Court Judges

Judge V William Di Buono of Hillside was elected vice president of the New Jersey Council of Juvenile Court Judges. Several local incidents were reported including injuries from a bicycle collision on Buchanan Street and multiple theft and property damage notices across Hillside Newark and Elizabeth.

Salt Hillside Week V. William di Buono Hillside New Jersey Council of Juvenile Court Judges

Bristol-Myers Honored by Hillside Kiwanis at MOPH Dinner

The Bristol-Myers Co. received a long overdue honor from the Hillside Kiwanis Club at a MOPH dinner. The firm, among the oldest here, employs about 250 residents and has supported the township with housing for veterans, park land, and new facilities. It aided in first aid training and junior achievement, helped establish local industrial associations, and contributed to community projects.

Bristole Myers Co Hillside Kiwanis Club Oh Township Stephen Pite Bristol ‘Myers Hillside Hillside Water Users’ Association Arthur J. Ferguson Club Bristol-Myers

Greater Support Sought for Fire and Police Benevolent Groups

The Firemen and Patrolmen Mutual Benevolent Associations urge stronger public backing after recent breakdowns in civic life. They seek protection for firefighters at fires during civil disobedience and increased benefits for widows and families of officers killed in duty, stressing they did not cause the troubles. Parents and teachers are urged to teach respect for these essential services.

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Rosh Hashana High Holy Day Services at Temple Shomrei Torah

Temple Shomrei Torah begins the Ten Days of Penitence with Rosh Hashana on 5728. Cantor Bernard Saitz will lead High Holy Day services with Rabbi H Beryl Lasker officiating in parts. Albert Rich announces the presidential address and teen services start at 10 A.M.

Temple Shomrei Torah Albert Rich Bernard Saitz Rich H. Beryl Lasker D.D Lasker Cantor Saitz Saitz

Rescue Men in Smoky Fire Save Unconscious Resident

Firefighters led by Captain Jack Kimmel and Patrolman Norman Woitkowski rescued Wayne Hietal from a blazing second floor bedroom at 228 Silver Ave. The 2 a.m. blaze was confined to the room. Hietal was treated at St. Elizabeth hospital after oxygen was given to him and to the rescuers.

Jack Kimmel Norman Woit=kowski Silver Ave Wayne Hietal Kimmel Woitkowski Hietal Noel Hietal Wayne James Foran Dill Joseph Pierce

Fire Fighters Respond To Kiwanis Speech On Police Issues

Deputy Chief Arthur L. Seale spoke to the Hillside Kiwanis club about police salaries and hours. The Hillside Association Of Fire Fighters released a statement defending fire crews, noting 24 hour shifts, staff shortages, and that morale is similar to police despite differing duties. Some patrolmen have transferred to the fire department.

Hillside Kiwanis Club Arthur L. Seale Hillside Association of Fire Fighters L =CIO Hillside Fire Department Seale Kiwanis Club

Broad St. Businesses Ransacked In Morning Break-ins

Three Broad Street businesses were entered and ransacked overnight. Monarch Motors at 1477 N Broad St and Herbert Chevrolet Motors at 1465 N Broad St showed damage from forced entries. Berge Parigian reported his Matawan office ransacked with cash, checks, a typewriter, and an 18 inch portable TV missing. Police also checked another break at Monarch Motors and the Herbert building with varying evidence.

Pet Co Broad St Monarch Motors Herbert Chevrolet Motors Broad Harry Snyder Mead St Newark Herbert Snyder Olice

Youth Injured By Car On Liberty Ave Intersection

Vincent Anzaldo, 15, of 271 Gertrude St., was injured Saturday afternoon after being brushed by a turning car at Liberty Ave. and Bloy St. He received treatment for arm and leg injuries from Dr. Joseph Peyser, police physician. Driver Mrs. Tillie Silverstein, 50 Salem Rd., Union, said she did not realize she touched the youths. Vincent was taken to the doctor’s office by police.

Vincent Anzaldo Gertrude St Joseph Peyser Liberty Ave Bloy Sr Tillie Silverstein SO Salem Road Union Vincent

Cleaner Air Week Proclaimed by Mayor amid Zoning Debate

Mayor Carmen J. Ferrigno designates October 22 28 as Cleaner Air Week to raise awareness of air quality issues. A Hillside Township Committee hearing on a three story office building on Liberty Ave pits the Hillside Professional Building against objectors with a verdict due October 17.

Carmen J. Ferrigno Robert W The Air Pollution Control Association National Committee Township Committee Liberty Ave Municipal Hillside Professional Seymour Meskin Meskin Hillside Lanes Robert Diamond Franklin St

Read In at Hillside School Sparks Outdoor Reading

An event at Hillside Avenue School in Cranford drew 625 pupils to a Read In on a sunlit afternoon. Classes chose reading activities from self selected books to acting stories with puppets while posters extolled the outdoor reading message.

Hillside Ave Edna Doll Cranford

Man Attacked in Hillside Street Incident Leads to Arrests

Michael Davis 29 of 78 Carolina Aves Newark was found in a coma after a beating by three assailants on Hillside Ave at Franklin St. Officers arrested Clinton Perrin 20 Irvington and Michael J McAndrew 20 Irvington for atrocious assault and battery. Perrin and McAndrew released on $1000 bail each for Municipal Court on Oct 10. The third suspect fled. Davis and Perrin treated at St Elizabeth Hospital.

Michael Davis Carolina Aves Newark Hillside Ave Franklin St Clinton Perrin Union Ave Irvington Michael J. McAndrew Howard St Perrin McAndrew

Witte Urges Ethics Code For Hillside Township

Republican candidate Arnold Witte releases a position report urging Hillside Township to adopt a strong ethics and conduct code. He calls for prohibiting confidential information disclosure gifts to influence decisions conflicts of interest and disclosures with unanimous committee approval for private business with the township.

Arnold Witte Witte Hillside

CD Tests New Pumps At River's Edge Flood Drill

The Hillside Civil Defense Fire Auxiliary will test its new scavenger pumping equipment Saturday between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at River's Edge in front of the high school weather permitting. Civil Defense Director Mark Jannelli says the gear can lessen flood damage and invites the public to observe.

Hillside Civil Defense Fire Auxiliary Civil Defense Mark Jannelli

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