28 Sep 1967
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
1
Newark area notes recount a bullet hole in a car on Westminster Ave and Windsor Way, multiple juvenile license plate thefts at Monarch Motors, a home burglary on Broad Street with valuables missing, repeated alarms at Dale Tour Co, and various other incidents. Several arrests include Bruno Col for fraudulent checks and a non support charge for George Dempsey.
Mrs. Sadie Blumenfield 74 of Clinton Place was assaulted on Williamson Ave last Monday afternoon by two men who stole her pocketbook containing about 4 to 5 dollars and miscellaneous papers. She saw four men exit a car at 3 30 p m, walk up behind her, knock her down, and flee via Crescent Ave.
Two men at Maple Esso Station on 160 Maple Ave swindled a clerk after buying 5.15 dollars of gasoline and asking to check tires. Attendant Michael Labiak was left at the pump as the car drove off. Linden resident Toward Zenvick later identified the pair as those who had used a stolen card to buy ties elsewhere.
Jack R. Tindle of 284 William Street finished first in the township patrolmen qualifying examination as announced by the New Jersey Civil Service Commission. Frank R. Vandean of 564 Purce Street and Edwin T. Moynihan of 1200 S Long Avenue placed second and third. The salary range is $6,495 to $7,500.
The Honorary PBA of Hillside Local 70 adopts a resolution urging members and families to cancel Life magazine subscriptions due to coverage of the Newark riots, calling the reporting unfair to police. The move follows a State PBA motion earlier this month. attendance plans set for the state convention in Atlantic City and the annual PBA dance in Carteret.
Gordon Cunnane, plant manager at Continental Copper and Steel Industries Hatfield division, reported seven skids of cable valued at 6000 dollars stolen from a shipping room. The theft occurred last Friday. police were notified Tuesday.
William J. Royle and Frank J. Nemeth, both 18, were charged with stealing gasoline from a parked truck at Detroit Mold and Engineering Co at 1217 Central Ave. Bail set at $10 each pending Municipal Court appearance. Nemeth arrested on Hollywood Ave and Beyle surrendered at Police Headquarters.
Two drivers were injured when a car skidded off the Bloy Street overpass at 2 16 p m Sunday. Edwin J Sheldon 26 of 1012 Fairhaven Place Fairlawn and Robert W Zside 31 of NS Liberty Aves were involved. Sheldon was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital and Mrs Zside was treated for a left leg injury.
Police verify Union Municipal Court released Richard Trainor of Roselle Park and Robert Trainor of Hillside on $200 bail each after arrests for assaults and battery against off-duty Patrolman Michael McMation.
Ricnara Barbarise, 48, of 30 Harvard Street Montclair, sustained neck and back injuries in a crash at the Long Avenue and Liberty Avenue intersection at 3 15 p m last Thursday. Patrolman John F Aylward said Barbarise’s car was stopped for a traffic light when it was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Robert L Johnson, 23, of 129 North Arlington Avenue East Orange.
A Newark tavern owner reported a 38 caliber revolver stolen from under the front seat of a jeep in Hillside. He had recently sold his Newark tavern and was returning home with the revolver in a paper bag when he stopped at a Hillside tavern and several men Place—reported to police last Tuesday.
The Hillside Board of Education votes to let pupils wear religious symbols including yarmulkes in Hillside Public Schools. The move follows a prior ban blamed for potential ridicule and a citizen’s clash over a Sikh skull cap in a summer class.
Sinai Congregation Hillside announces Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services with Rabbi Eliezer Cohen delivering morning sermons and Cantor Nathan Zolondek chanting. Services at 1531 Maple Ave Oct 4 7 PM and Oct 5 7 45 AM 11 30 AM 6 15 PM 7 PM plus children’s Hebrew School sessions and Shabbatot.
Two Hillside Ambulance Squad members volunteered to start a relay at 5 30 AM to transport a resident to Bethesda Maryland Captain Eleanor O Neil arranged a relay through the Second District First Aid Council Mike Starkus and Nick Spital began the first leg taking the patient to Delaware River Bridge Plaza There they met Ray Himes and Jim Slivers Level Fire Dept Havre de Grace Maryland The patient reached the hospital and the volunteers returned to Hillside for work.
The Community Orchestra will meet at 8 pm every Thursday beginning tonight at the George Washington School except Oct 5. The group was originally scheduled to meet at Hillside High School.
Hillside High School senior class plans a candy sale from September 29 to October 16 in Hillside Elizabeth Irvington Union and Newark. 380 seniors sell Heath Toffee Miniatures and Toffee Crunch for about 10000 dollars to fund the annual prom. Candy sale chairman is Miss Joanne Cebulewski of Hillside. orders by phone to Miss Linda Anderson at 687-2133.
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