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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1966

Page

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Hillside Fire Alarms Respond to Dryer Smoke at Home

Fire crews rushed to Jo Ann Jones at 1420 Boa Place after a dryer caused smoke in the basement. Hillside firemen report a rash of false alarms from newly installed fire call boxes opened by playing children last week. A refreshed fire communications system at Fire House Two prompted the new general number, VeS-640. A Lions Club refreshment stand at Woodfield Stadium opened briefly in bad weather and will be used at the next home game. Police dealt with a mentally disturbed woman twice in one week, detaining her until medical care could be arranged. A Berkeley Heights sergeant filed a license plate dispute with beer bottles thrown from a car on the highway.

Jo Ann Jones Boa Place Hillside Ave Woodfield Stadium Hillside Lions Club Plice Joseph’ Peyser Winship Okew Berkeley Heights

Hillside Police Urge Careful Parking for School Runs

Hillside police traffic division cites careless parent behavior near schools with 28 crossing guards, noting drop offs in the street and delays waiting for guards. They warn that false fire alarms and noisy, dangerous pranks divert responders and threaten children.

Hillside Ioiae Ashough

Collision injures youths on Bloy Street and Liberty Avenue

Two youths in a rear end collision on Bloy Street at Liberty Avenue suffer neck and back injuries. Barry R. Weiss 19 and Elizabeth 18 or 20, both of Elizabeth, are taken to Elizabeth General Hospital. Opposing driver Charles Kopik 19 of Newark is cited. In a second crash on Hollywood Avenue three vehicles collide. one youth sustains a lip laceration while passengers in the Herold vehicle include George Chernego 15.

Bloy St Liberty Ave Barry R. Weiss Pennington St. Elizabeth Robert Gergeczi Amherst St Elizabeth Barry Elizabeth General Hospital John J. Pozar Charles G. Kopik South St Newark Hollywood Ave Woodruff Ave Accor Kenneth Lull Lucretia V. Calamini Verona Ave Russell C. Friedman Virginia St Galaminici Earl H. Herold Jr Miriam Place George Chernego Coe Ave Herold

Viet Nam Service Update for Hillside High Graduate

PFC Paul Cavalchire of 127 Hollywood Ave serves with the 518th Eng. Det. in Viet Nam since August. A Hillside High School class of 1962 graduate, he entered the service in October 1965, trained at Ft. Dix and Fort Belvoir in gas generation, and before service worked as a tool and die apprentice at National Tool and Die Co. in Kenilworth.

Paul Cavalchire Hollywood Ave Eng. Det Viet Nam Hillside High School Paul Ft. Dix N.J Fort Belvoir Tool and Die National Tool and Die Co Kenilworth

Tax Office Open for Monday Nights in Hillside

The Tax Office in Hillside will be open on Monday nights October 17 24 from 7 PM to 8 PM to help taxpayers pay their 4th quarter taxes due November 1.

Hillside

Youth pinned by car at Route 22 station clash

Donald Kriz 19 of 628 Route 22 suffers a left leg fracture after his car, left in gear, leaps forward while he works on the hood at 632 Route 22. Diane Jankowski 22 of Bayonne is injured when her car overturns on Route 22 near Hilldale Place. Hillside leaders press for state funds to build a Hillside railroad station to relieve Route 22 congestion. Assembly minority leader McDermott agrees to introduce enabling legislation in November.

Donald Kriz Route 22 Kriz St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth Diane Jankowski 25Th St Bayonne Westfield Public Schools Hilldale Place Anton A. Vit Jie Solomon P. Catrin Assembly Francis X. McDermott Hillside Vit Ostrin McDermott Newark New York City

Pageant Rules Open to Local Senior High Girls

Local high schools in Elizabeth Hillside and Union host a pageant for senior girls. Contestants may enter by obtaining applications at their respective high schools.

Massive Route 22 Jam After Tractor Trailer Overturn

A tractor trailer overturned near Newark Airport blocked three Route 22 lanes and one Route 1 express lane, causing a massive morning delay. Eastbound traffic detoured onto Route 1 and Frelinghuysen Ave while side streets and local roads filled as buses fell behind schedule. The wreck was cleared by 8:30 a.m., but congestion persisted another hour to 90 minutes and repeated urging detours followed earlier Newark disruptions.

Newark Airport Newark Haines Ave Frelinghuysen Ave Newark Center Morris Ave Union L.B. Johnson Rt. 22 N. Broad St

Share And Menza Blast Republicans

Democratic candidates Lute Share and Alexander J. Menza respond to a Republican press release in Hillside Times. They defend the vote to place the apartment housing question on the November ballot and attack the Republicans for political tactics, toutting the master plan, a railroad station, a state role, a proposed legal department, and Bristol-Myers staying in Hillside.

Lute Share Alexander J. Menza Township Committee Hillside Times Hillside Hill Side State Highway Department Anton Wit Bristol-Myers Liberty Avenue

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