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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1959
Page
1
A mature elm on Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Davis’s property at 216 Dover Avenue was struck by lightning during a long Saturday storm after surviving previous blows. The tree was shattered despite earlier signs of life and local floods and traffic tieups followed as powers were tested by the deluge.
Mrs Lois Reilly and her son Arthur Jr suffered multiple lacerations in a Monday crash in the eastbound Route 22 lanes at the Liberty Avenue overpass. Felix J. Wyrzykowski stopped during heavy rain. a Salvation Army truck could not stop and struck his car, causing further damage. Traffic tied up for miles.
Ned J. Parsekian announced license revocations under the 60-70 speed program. Raymond C. Richkus, 18, of 1242 Baker Street, loses his license for 30 days from August. Ronald P. Bryke, 18, of 192 Chapman Street, loses his license for three months from August 8.
Arrangements completed for the Sinai Hebrew School year. Final registration at the synagogue building 1531 Maple Avenue on September 20 and 4 from 7 30 to 9 pm and September 8 from 2 to 5 pm. Herman Lansey principal will be available for interviews with prospective students’ parents. Classes begin September 9 or 10 per schedules.
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy announced special evening hours for voter registration for the member election. The office will stay open until 6 pm and from 7 to 9 pm on September 1 15 16 17 18 21 23 and 24 with September 24 as the final registration day. Qualified citizens may register during regular business hours up to and including September 24.
Township Committee hopefuls Hy man M. Schulman and Frank J. Hill announce support for Union County Senator Robert Crane on the Crane- Dumontex bill. They argue veterans home owners should receive an equitable increase in tax exemption as assessments are updated.
Jak Noble of Nationwith Tistrance in Union County was among 20 agents taking part in a training preprint conducted last week. The program, designed to help agents better serve policyholders, is one of four periodic training series held by the company.
The Hillside National Bank will stay open Tuesday evening instead of Monday due to the Labor Day holiday. Bank services will operate on the adjusted schedule.
Mrs Gladys Cressman of Ridgedale avenue Madison sustained severe lacerations to her left knee after her car skidded on Route 22 and struck a utility pole at the Blildale overpass. She was treated by Dr Milton M Lilien and taken to St Barnabas Hospital Newark. Police said she was driving east when she lost control and mounted the railing before the collision.
A pamphlet titled An Intradiction To Willside is circulated with Hillside National Bank September statements. The guide bears the Township seal and is distributed by Ghiseman to new teachers. Teachers visit local sites including Hillside Times, Hillside National Bank, and graves of Stephen Crane and Mary Mapes Dodge in Evergreen Cemetery.
Heavy rains flooded homes in the Baker street area triggering protests by about 40 residents. The Township Committee ordered plans for flood relief and alerted the attorney to draft the necessary ordinance. Officials considered declaring an emergency and sought bids for the project estimated at 50 000 dollars.
Burkan Brothers Tuckers of Hote filed a Superior Court suit against Steven and John Zelko Jr owners of Elmer's Tavern at 476 Bloy Street alleging conspiracy to delay a two thirds completed Sunset Lanes restaurant and lounge project. The complaint claims construction increased costs with $350000 estimate and November completion anticipated.
Detectives detained Meisin Weinset and Browebont at Steel Tasik with officers Ro bert Mostay and Vite Prhelie. A feta tent ehowls for SH200 was issued. Peinseth posted $10,000 bail for appearance in Municipal Court September 17. Complainant Gerard Benjamin of New York City signed the complaint. Renton Enterprises of New York imported favelin mates. Police say the check dated July 81 covered four Volkswagens.
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