Hillside Week Highlights Local Court and Police News
Jerome Davis of 1431 Bond St posts 200 bail in Roselle Municipal Court for issuing a fraudulent 100 dollar check. William Locato of Nutley is re jailed on 50 bail for placing a slug in the Garden State Parkway toll collect box at Union Plaza. A settlement of 13 000 dollars was reached in a Superior Court suit over a June 1965 two car collision at Morris Ave and Route 22. A truck allegedly struck a pole near Hilldale Place by Route 22, owner unknown. Vital Statistics reports 31 marriages 17 births and 17 deaths in September. Frank Gyori 78 of 1317 Broadway hospitalized after a stroke. A white convertible stolen from Rent-A-Car Newark Airport May 8 was recovered in Salem Ave. Eleanor Kraemer of 1455 Liberty Ave reports magazines stolen from her store between Oct 7 and Oct 10.
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Jerome Davis
Bond St
Roselle
William Locato
Hunt Place
Nutley
Union Plaza
Garden State Parkway
William Hart
Bank St
Superior Court
Morris Ave
Route 22
Ervin S. Fulop
Teen
Robert Oram
Salem Ave
Is-Rent-A-Car Systems Inc
Newark
Keens
Eleanor Kraemer
Liberty Ave
Hillside High adopts dress code for students
The student government at Hillside High School adopts a dress code that is stricter than many adults would demand. The note commends teens for showing thoughtful restraint when given responsibility and wishes them success in upholding the standards.
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Hillside High School
Discipline Begins At Home Halloween Mischief Prompts Calls For Curfew
An editorial laments the rise of malicious mischief on Halloween amid vandalism and pranks. It recalls gentler past times and urges parental awareness, organized recreation, and an earlier curfew to curb damage and danger to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Hillsider Drowns in Vietnam
River Hillsider Jeffrey C. Light, Pfc. of the Second Battalion Third Infantry Division, died in Vietnam last Wednesday while crossing a river. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Light of 22 Quebeck Ave. The Army reports the drowning occurred during a combat operation.
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Army Pfe
Jeffrey C. Light
Roy Light
Quebeck Ave
Viet Nam
Third Infantry Division
Pfc. Light
Two Friends Rob a Soldier at 3 A.M. Wallet and Car Stolen
Louis Stukas of 1264 White St reports two men ages 22 and 24 threatened him with a knife at the 400 Diner in Elizabeth at 2:45 a.m. Thursday. They drove to his home, demanded his wallet, then fled in his 1967 car. Teletype issued. victim, infantryman about Viet Nam service, described academics and family details.
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Louis Stukas
White St
Elizabeth
Tfter
Stukas
New Brunswick
Irvington
Feast of Tabernacles Services At Sinai Congregation Hillside
The Sinai Congregation at 1531 Maple Avenue Hillside begins Succes observances on Wednesday October 18 at sundown with a schedule through Friday October 20. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen leads all services and sermons with additional teen services led by Rabbi Max Berkowitz on October 19 and 20 at 10 AM in the Kasoff Youth Lounge.
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Succes
Tabernacles
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Hillside
Eliezer Cohen
The
Sinai Hebrew School
Max Berkowitz
Kasoff
Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center
Board of Ed Receives 13000 for Reading Program
The Board of Education has received 13000 toward an enhanced reading program under NDEA Title I. The program, started a year ago with 21000, funds the salary of Stanley Rubin a remedial reading expert and equipment, and pays Mrs Winifred Woodhull a learning disability consultant to conduct a remedial reading program at Christ the King School weekly.
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Board of Education
NDEA
Stanley Rubin
Winifred Woodhull
Christ the King
Hillside Democrat Ram Addresses Columbus Day Rally
Ram, Democratic candidate for Township Committee, spoke at a Columbus Day event at Democratic Headquarters 14 Hillside Avenue praising the party’s record. He highlighted a new 1250 gallon pumper truck for the Fire Department, nine new police cars, upgraded street lighting, and plans to extend safety services while promising economy.
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Joseph Ram
Hillside Avenue
Ram
Fire
Hillside
Air Lift Balloons Demonstrate Air Pollution Study
Project Air Lift under APC A includes 15 helium balloons released from Bristol-Myers on October 25 to map weather effects on smog. Hillside Inspector Robert W Sonntag said the test involves over 50 cities in about 20 states and Canada during Clean Air Week. The 1953 APC A effort aims to show atmospheric variability and public health implications.
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Air Pollution Control Association
A. P.C.A
Robert W. Sonntag
Hillside
Bristol-Myers Company
Project Air Lift
Cincinnati
Dominion of Canada
A.P.C.A
Ed Board Member To Get UNICO Award
Hillside UNICO chapter to honor Mrs. William E. Hess with its Service Above Self award at a November 4 dinner at the Manor in West Orange New Jersey. Hess, longtime Hillside resident, lives at 167 Wilder Street with her husband and two sons.
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Unico Award
Hillside
UNICO
William E. Hess
Jonathan Bell
Service Club
Manor
West Orange
N.J
Hadassah Month Proclaimed and Hillside Civic Actions Noted
Hillside observes Hadassah Month with events planned from October 1 to 31 including cocktail parties teas and a paid up membership fashion show by 8 Klein announced by Membership VP Helen Nussbaum. Township committee honors Pfc Jerry Light Vietnam service with a plaque and proclaims Support Our Men in Vietnam Day on Oct 2.
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Hillside
Hadassah
Henry A. Nussbaum
8. Klein
Ann Sornstein
Vietnam
Pfc
Jerry C. Light
Carmen Ferrigno
Quabeck Ave
Sagtral
Syears
Mayow
Harry Schuetzle
Ernest Voelk
P.B.A
Hillside Jaycees
Martin Prince
Fred Walker
Michael Arons
Witte Proposes Occupancy Law for Hillside
Republican candidate Arnold Witte advocates a workable occupancy law to prevent overcrowding and protect Hillside’s residential character. He cites a municipal housing code and pledge to keep the town from becoming an overcrowded city, urging residents to focus on solutions.
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Pal
Hillside
Wine
Planning Board Finishes Revised Zoning Ordinance
The Planning Board nearly completes a revised zoning ordinance prepared by Alvin E. Gershen Respr Ente es of Trenton as part of a township master plan following extensive studies and hearings. The ordinance, banning apartments, will be sent to the Township Committee within the month for adoption possibly in December or early next year.
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Alvin E. Gershen
Trenton
Ter
Hillsider Murdered In Newark Tavern
Nicholas Collucci 42 of Hillside was shot dead in Club 309 at Lafayette and Jackson Streets Newark. He was killed during a Saturday early morning shooting that also left his brother and a bartender injured. Survived by wife Frances, children, mother, and nine siblings.
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Lorluch
Ious Munn Ave
Newark
Lafayette
Jackson Sts
Nicholas Colluci
Nicholas
Hillside
Frances Brughertt Collucci
Mrey Christine Collucci
Pozar Announces Evening Hours for Tax Office
Tax Collector John C. Pozar says the Tax Office will stay open 7 to 8 PM on Monday October 23 Monday October 30 and Monday November 6 to aid taxpayers.
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John C. Pozar
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Rod and Gun
New Jersey
Hilldale Place
Bureau v Vital Statistics
Charles F. Dotto
Frank Gyori
Broadway
Elizabeth General Hospital
See
Harden-Locker
Hillsider
Friends
Rob Man
Cumberland, Md
Pfe. Light
Union
Union High School
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Cumberland
Light
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Donna Wylde
Winfield Park
Joyce
Calvin Coolidge School
June Beeche
Clifton Light
Great Cacapon
Board of Ed
TOBIA
Liberty Avenue
Liberty Ave. Waverty
Dem
Mrs, Hess
Arnold Witte
Maryin Weiss
Hollywood Ave
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Henry H. Nussbaum
Samuel Pell
Helen H. Nussbaum
Long Ave
Central Ave
National Cash Register
Witte
Independent Committee
Planning Board
Georgette
Liberty Aves
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