24 Sep 1970
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1970
Page
1
Joseph T. Loeb announces urgent need for Hillside ambulance volunteers, especially daytime workers. The 1952 squad operates with free first aid and ambulance service for residents and non residents, age 21 plus, training provided, contact Mr. Loeb at 923-4404.
A gas station attendant describes a masked gunman who robbed Angel's Sunoco on Route 22 at Newark City line and fled in a car later found to be owned by a Wayne man. Norman M. Marks, 28, Spotswood, was arrested hiding in a Sunoco office and charged with breaking and entering after coins were found in his car.
Hillside player Dan Shapiro and Newark rival Riva Corin tied for fourth and fifth in a YM YWHA duplicate bridge event at Green Lane Union. Police reports note a series of minor incidents including a broken display window, a recovered stolen car, a dog bite, a vehicle seal on police cars, several injuries, a car crash, an attempted break in, a car fire, insect sting treatment, and vandalism on Route 22 near the N Broad St bridge.
The dedication of the William H. Buie Community Center will be held Sunday September 27 1970 at 2 30 p m at 274 Hillside Avenue Hillside New Jersey.
Mrs. Jennie Russo of 415 Hiawatha Ave complained to police after a ride offered by two young women in Hillside Shopping Center led to a theft. About $177 in cash jewelry and a gold watch were taken. victims describe a 21 year old Negro woman 5 ft 4 in and a tall white woman with blonde hair in a red dress. Police dropped her off at Chancellor and Maple Avenues Newark.
The Hullside yrewish Center schedules a memorial service for the Hon. Lute Share on Monday October 26 at 8 p.m. Co chairmen Seymour Bierman and Alexander Menza urge community friends to attend. Michael Nedick reports his car stolen from 349 McLean Place after midnight on Wainwright Street.
New Jersey Department of Transportation filed a Superior Court condemnation suit to acquire 62 069 square feet along 649 Ramsey Ave Hillside for Route 78 construction. Landowners include Gordon Bass and 649 Ramsey Corp with adjacent interests by Lehigh Valley Railroad Co Engelhard Hanovia Inc and others. Commissioners to set compensation and possible damages. Construction on bridges targeted for spring or summer 1971 with completion around 1975.
Hillside Police arrest James J. Banks and a juvenile after a tip led officers from Hillside and Easton to a red sports car. The Sept 14 hold up of Hillside Loan Co left about $200 taken from employees and the cash drawer. Banks arraigned Sept 18. bail denied. extradition waived.
Dr Anthony A Avella superintendent asks Hillside Industrial Association to provide part time secretarial jobs for senior girls and a closed circuit television system for the high school The association agreed to consider both requests This stems from a successful work study program for boys with many graduates entering local industries The TV system follows an exhibit showing tapes of student reports dramatic presentations and events at the school
Community Center Director Dave Klurman announces space in the center will be available after school for school club meetings and private band practice. He invites school clubs to extend activities to the center and notes a room is available for rock groups to practice from 3 30 to 10 30 each evening with reservations by phone.
The Hillside Jewish Center and Congregation Sinai Torath Chaim announce Rosh Hashanah services starting Sept. 30 at 6 30 p.m. and Sept. 30 to Oct. 2 schedules including sermons by Rabbis Eli Carlebach Eliezer Cohen and H B Lasker Cantor Isaac Reich and Cantor Bernard Saitz. Temple Shomrei Torah lists Selichios midnight Sept 26 and services Sept 30 through Oct 2 led by Rabbi Lasker with Shofar duties by Dr. Harold Berlin.
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