To Honor Retiring Supt. At June Dinner
Representatives of community groups name Mrs. William E. Hess as committee chair for a retirement dinner honoring Dr. Wayne T. Branom, superintendent of schools for 25 years. The June 4 dinner at the old Scott Hotel in Elizabeth funds a perpetual scholarship in Branom’s name.
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William E. Hess
Board of Education
UN Don County Council of
Ptas
Wayne T. Branom
Branom
Old Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Bierman
Vito Menza
Pub- He-Atairs
LeSaile Share
Anthony Tortorello
Walter C. Krumbiegel
G. Allan Schuhmann
Hillside Lions Club
Jean-Rae Turner
the Daily Journal
Allan Bochner
Theodore L.mayhew
Hillside Rotary Club
John Halkowich
Dorothy Cravett
Hillside Week Rushes Elderly Woman to Hospital
Mrs. Lillian Best, 70, of 232 Winans Ave, was rushed to St. Barnabas Medical Center after chest pains early Thursday. Other items include fractures, auto theft, bike theft, hubcaps stolen, broken windows, assault charges, and a brush fire reported across local addresses.
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Lillian Best
Winans ‘Ave
St. Barnabas Medical Center
Livingston
Janet de Maio
Aldine St
Gay
Freenblatt
Maple Ave
Hillside Jaycees Sponsor The Famous Bartok Circus
The Hillside Jaycees and Union Jaycees sponsor The Famous Bartok Circus on June 4 5 at Winslow Avenue Field Union with four performances under one tent. Tickets cost 2 for adults 1 for children and proceeds fund charitable work. An April 20 member orientation breakfast is at 10 30 am at Weequahic Diner Newark. Martin Prince 924 9814 leads contact for membership.
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Hillside Jaycees
Hillside Unit
Union Jaycees
Winslow Avenue
Union
Hillside Cue Rate Drug Store
Jaycees
Weequahic
Elizabeth Avenue
Newark
Sunfish Pond Deeded to State by Utilities
Sunfish Pond in Warren County is formally deeded to the State by Public Service Electric and Gas Company and Jersey Central Power and Light Company at no cost. Conservationists fear impacts as the pond was eyed for a pumped storage project within the Delaware River Basin plan approved by Congress and the Delaware River Basin Commission in 1962. The plan now routes expansion of the upper reservoir for the Yards Creek project.
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Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Jersey Central Power and Light Company
Sunfish Pond
Kittatinny Mountain Ridge
Warren County
Delaware River Basin
Congress
Delaware River Basin Commission
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Yards Creek
Public Service
Eight Arrested For Gambling At Comet Sandwich Shop
Police raided the Comet Sandwich Shop at 1271 Liberty Ave last Sunday at 3 10 p m arresting eight men on gambling charges. Proprietor Salvatore P Lamonaco and manager Joseph A D Amiano faced gambling and maintaining premises charges with $2500 bail. Also named are Gary D Lehner and Charles Kisevige.
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Liberty Ave
Salvatore P. Lamonaco
Franklin St
Joseph A. D'Amiano
Long Ave
Gary D. Lehner
Stanley Ter
Charles Kisevige
Florence Ave
Irvington Gang Raids Lead to Multiple Gambling Arrests
In Irvington two individuals were charged with gambling and possession of lottery slips with bail set at 1500 dollars. Others arrested for gambling only and released on 1000 dollars bail include Frank T. Spell 39 of 1198 Liberty Ave James C Lomonaco 28 of 1446 Franklin Sr Dom inick Serratelli 46 of 486 S 16th St Newark and Robert J Russeman 26 of 1267 Stuyvesant Ave Union. The raid was directed by Deputy Police Chief George A Shelbourne and Police Capt Franklin C Erdman head of the detective bureau with Detective Robert P Oram and Robert J Mason and detectives Alfonso Minervino Anthony Messano Gordon involved.
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Parsippany
Walter Skorinas
Myrtle Ave
Irvington
Robert P. Oram
Ara
Frank T. Spell
Liberty Ave
James C. Lomonaco
Franklin Sr
Salvatore
Robert J. Russeman
Stuyvesant Ave
Union
Dominick J. Serratelli
16Th Sun
Newark
George A. Shelbourne
Franklin C. Erdman
Detective Bureau
Robert J. Mason
Hillside Times announces publication details and price list
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey 07205 lists Sidney Silverstein as editor and publisher Sarah Silverstein as assistant advertising manager Gail Brown as assistant editor. The issue is dated Thursday April 3 1969 Vol XLV No 22 with subscription four dollars fifty cents per year and single copy ten cents.
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Hillside,Times Publishing Co, Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5S
N. J
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Gail Brown
United States
Elizabeth
Milburn and Detectives Named in Union County Case
Jack Milburn and Captain George Davies along with Patrolman Roswell Donah and Kenneth Lull appear among three detectives from the Union County Prosecutor's Staff in a local case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
Jack King
George Davies
Roswell Donah
Kenneth Lull
The
Union County Prosecutor's Staff
Cancer death trends by gender in the United States
The American Cancer Society reports that since 1936 the female cancer death rate fell by 48 percent while the male rate rose by 37 percent, signaling shifting gender disparities in mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
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Hillside
Rose Gillet
Harding Terr
Beth Israel Hospital
John Vitale
Revenswood
Mountainside
Route 22
Eeees
Margaret Kogel
Main Ave
Orange
Evans Terminal Road
William C. Detweiler
Fire’ Co
Hillside Ave
the College
Yale Ave
Cor
New York Place
Carl
Liberty & Long
del Vecchio
Gop
Phillip del Vecchio
Springfield
Hillside Republican Ub
E. Jonathan Bell
Political Club
William Howland
Tooks
Delvecchio
Thomas Fuel Oil
Thomas Oil Company
Ramsey Avenue
Hillside, New Jersey
Mittleman Bros. Inc
Uality Bare
Maple
Waverly
Harry’s
Maine
ACE New Ark
Sherman Ave
Elizabeth EL
Burry’s Biscuit CO
U.S.G
T. Holt
Market St
Newark, N.J
Your City Clean Fereday & Meyer CO
Olive St
Elizabeth Nij
Detectives Alfonso Minervino
Anthony Messano
Gordon
the Hillside Times
Allstate Fuel Co
Jonas
Tattersall
Braxton
Hillside NJ
Pam
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