08 Oct 1970
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1970
Page
1
Hillside High School highlights business education as a vital curriculum element. The program aims to reduce dropout temptation by engaging students with modern skills and prepare those who wish to enter the business world after graduation.
Dr Ramiro Mireles of Elizabeth receives a building permit for a 15 room home at 902 Salem Ave near Wilderst with an open central court. Contractor is Norman Glickman of Parsippany. Police notes warn trucking ordinance enforcement. Community Center closure for Jewish High Holy Day. Multiple robberies and incidents reported, including home entries and thefts. A long business education passage follows.
Unanimous township approval Tuesday night for a zoning ordinance with three amendments. Mayor Ferrigno warned upgrades may inconvenience some residents, while Alexander Menza hailed the measure as a town transforming revolution. Amendments extended industrial lines to the curb for dock use. some residents argued the change shifts area from commercial to residential.
Police Chief George Shelbourne awards commendations by letter to individuals for crime fighting. Letters are read to the public at township events to maintain confidence in the Hillside Police Department and recognize everyday patrol and detective efforts.
Police arrested Richard Stanwiek and James Montague at 11:30 p.m. last Thursday in a van on North Broad Street at Mertz Avenue for drug influence. Both, ages 22 and 23, face $1,000 bail after examination by Dr. Joseph Peyser. Arresting officers were Patrolmen Stier and Veachschein as part of ongoing inquiries noted by Police Commissioner Corwick. The piece also lists numerous past commendations and public notices about law actions and recognitions within the department.
About 200 attended a testimonial dinner for Louis A. Dischler Hillside Township Clerk honored for 25 years as Elks Lodge trustee Judge DiBuono spoke and Mrs Dischler received a bouquet. Other items note township planning beautification pollution ordinances and zoning matters plus a park purchase completion and ambulance building plans.
James Shirley, 34, of 284 N Day Street Orange drove a car that skidded 189 feet on the N Broad Street bridge, broke a guard rail, and fell down an embankment shortly after 4 am last Thursday. His unnamed passenger, asleep, escaped injury. Patrolman Alois J. Stier filed the police report.
Center Community Center Director David Klurman announced that boxing class begun last Saturday morning will be held on Wednesdays at 3 p.m. Weekly sessions invite all youth wishing to participate.
Detour due to street resurfacing led to a collision on Conant Street. Helen Padovano, 49, of South Orange, reported missing stop sign visibility and struck a Bristol-Myers wagon at 225 Long Avenue. Nicholas Pappas, 44, Colonia, suffered head injuries and will seek medical care.
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