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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1967

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Bartender Shot After Refusing Change at Idle Hour Tavern

James J. Hazard 42 of 42 Fairbanks St sustained a gunshot wound when a man demanding change of a quarter shot through a tavern window as Hazard prepared to depart with receipts. Hazard, a part time bartender at Idle Hour Tavern Elizabeth for 18 years and a US Post Office employee, underwent surgery and is listed as recovering. He and his wife Edith have three children. Hazard previously served in the US Army Medical Corps in Europe during World War II and worked 22 years at Diehl Manufacturing before joining the Post Office. The motive remains under investigation.

James J. Hazard Fairbanks St Elizabeth Hazard St. Patrick's School Aer Medical Corps Europe Diehl Manufacturing Co Finderne Edith Firbara Acaemy Jimes J Drs Roselle Catholic High School Id Maureen St. Catherine's School

Hillside Week Fire Crews Contain Boiler Room Fire

Firemen responded to an unexplained smoke cloud in the boiler room at Kaiser unpinurry Wishar Friday due to a faulty valve causing overflow. Police were contacted after a series of thefts and minor accidents including a car strike report at 480 Mander Place and a $180 cash loss at Herbert Chevrolet. A child bit by a puppy was treated and kept under observation 10 days. An Irvington runaway was released to guardians after attempts to coerce local boys for money. Other incidents include stolen bicycle value 55 and watch cash thefts, and a police report of a driver with no registration after a collision on Route 22 Hilldate Place. A dog bite and hospital visit were recorded in Elizabeth cases.

Wishar Carrie Hampel Williamson Ave Beth Israel Hospital Newark Irvington Conant St Ingington Lester B. Harrell Park Ave East Orange Hilldate Place Hillside Ave

Rotary Gov Urges Interest In Youth Interact Club

Leonard W. Lenzen, district governor of Rotary International, urged Hillside High School to sponsor an Interact Club during a Hillside luncheon. He warned that by 10 years half the U S population will be 18 or younger and urged Rotarians to provide constructive youth programs to prevent subversive influence. He praised Flying Doctor efforts in Africa and called Rotarians to community involvement and future service.

Howard E. Forsell Hillside Rotary Club Leonard Lenzen Hillside Photo Service Leonard W. Lenzen Bricelle Elizabeth Dia Rotary Inter Africa Rotarians

Hillside Candidates Spar Over Housing Codes and Apartments

Democratic candidate Joseph Ram accuses Republican Nadamon of ignorance on Hillside housing rules and a strict code governing occupancy. GOP candidate Arnold Witte counters with past statements and argues Republicans stay consistent on apartment issues while pledging better Hillside governance.

Joseph Ram Nad Hillside Ram New Jersey Arnold Witte GOP Township Committee Newark Evening News Sollte

Hillside High Adopts 1967 Student Dress Code

The Hillside High School Student Government Association approved a 1967 dress code for students. Girls face limits on blouses, skirts, kilts, and footwear with no sneakers and cautions on makeup and hair. Boys must wear appropriate tops, tucked shirts, ankle-length pants, no bell bottoms, sandals forbidden, and strict grooming rules including clean shaven faces.

The Student Government Association Hillside High School

Family At Funeral Collucci Home Robbed and Murders Linked

An undetermined amount of cash and jewelry was stolen from the Collucci home on Mann Ave while the family attended a funeral at Bibbo Funeral Home. Nicholas Collucci and his brother Patsy D Collucci were murdered earlier in Newark at Club 309. Police theorize the break in may connect to prior tavern robbery attempts.

Nicholas Collucci Mann Ave Bibbo Funeral Home Ferry St New York Collucci Patsy D Albert Drive Parlin Peter Martello Morris Place Bloomfield Lafayette and Jackson Sts Newark Miss Angels Collucci Nicholas Miss Colucci Nancy Benedetto Collucci Roxanne Christine Ferrone Collucci California Packing Co Port Newark

Probus President Wins Probian of the Year Award

Henry H. Nussbaum of Hillside Probus received the Probian of the Year Award at the Probus National annual convention held at the Wrank Hotel and Country Club. He was elected executive vice president for a two year term, a first for a Probus president to serve three consecutive years. Probus is a club aiding disabled children.

Wrank Probus Henry H. Nussbaum Hillside Probus Probus National Nussbaum

Temple Festival SHOMREL Services Schedule

The notice lists services for Shimini Atzeres and Simchas Torah at Temple SHOMREL. Events begin Thursday October 26 at 9:30 AM for Shmini Atzeret and 7:15 PM for Simchas Torah, with Friday October 27 at 9:30 AM including Yizkor. The celebration marks the completion and restart of the Five Books of Moses for the new year.

Shimini Atzeres Simchas Torah Shemini Atzeret Sukkos

JWV Parade Supports Boys in Vietnam Amid Newark Crowd

Thousands gathered in Newark for a demonstration showing support for The Boys in Vietnam. The Col Norman Meranus Chapter 68 JWV led by Martin Kaufman organized the march, proclaiming real Americans as the crowd waved flags. The four hour parade featured bagpipers police on horseback and rifle volley salutes. A separate incident on N Broad St near Coe Ave left a child hospitalized after a two car collision involving Chantel Dinkowitz and Nick De Luca.

Newark Vietnam Col Norman Meranus Martin Kaufman Kaufman Lexington Place Elizabeth St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabethy N. Broad St Coe Ave Chantel Dinkowitz Baker St Nick de Luca Silver Ave

Metal Supplier Purchases Plant From Chicago Bridge and Iron Co

A 600000 square foot plant on five acres at Long Street in Hillside was purchased from Chicago Bridge and Iron Co by a group of New England realty investors and leased to Eastern Cold Drawn Co formerly in Elizabeth. The sale was negotiated by the Industrial Department of the Jo l. Kislak Organization Realtors of Newark. The move doubles Eastern Cold Drawn’s production and distribution facilities as part of a U.N. Alloy Corporation division based in Boston.

Long Street Hillside Chicago Bridge and Iron Co New England Realty Eastern Cold Drawn Co Elizabeth Jo l. Kislak Organization,+ Realtors, of Newark Eastern Cold Qrown U.N. Alloy Corporation

Hillside Education Association Introduces New Faculty Members

The Hillside Education Association held a dinner at College Inn Hillside introducing numerous new faculty members led by guest speaker Dr William H West who discussed changing educational policies. Supervisors and board members attended with wives invited as guests.

Thistde Qucation Association College Inn Hillside Mil da Armellino Alexander Yas Lowi Rive Barnett Elaine D Feu Lands Dennis George Lily Timothy Diffley Mary Loupegum Gayle Formyn Gurolynachen Joan Gruszkowski Vallery Heistein Richard John=aison Carl Malatesta Jacque June Manzie Mary Martin Paula Popick Ronald Puerto Rod Ney Ravaill Dennis Siddons Barbera Skwirul Janet Smuth Mary Smith Lisandra Stefan Elli Joyce Tynan Dorothy Zielinski William H. West West Ute Union County Wayne J. Aranom Hillaide Walter ©. Krumiegel Frank Feltman A “Tion Tei Atetend Associaton Jaine Stemmle Hillside Education Association Marsha Altschule Lindi Kemper Peg Brookes Lottie Stark Edna Doll Frances Ehman Hba

Gas Leak Controlled at The Fieloid Co Inc

Firemen responded at five p.m. last Tuesday to The Fieloid Co Inc at 123 Central Ave after a strong gas smell from a propane tank at Robert 4A Johnston Co at 1269 Central Ave. Gas overflowed through emergency vents. Crews used a two and a half inch flow line through the night to cool the tank and restore the area. Work continued by firemen and the chocolate company's maintenance department for three to four days until vapors were eliminated.

Fieloid Co, Inc Central Ave Robert 4A, Johnston Co Chocolate Company

School fire alarm ruled accidental, not student act

Harden Locker school principal Joan Lopresti corrected Hillside Times saying a fire alarm incident last Friday was accidental. Police records cite an unnamed eighth grader as the trigger but do not show intent, countering the earlier editorial claim of deliberate setting.

Joan Lopresti Harden Locker Hillside Times Lopresti The Times

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