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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1968

Page

3

Will Study In Milano Debi Bell In Opera Career

Debi Bell a teenage soprano from Hillside will sing excerpts from opera and Neapolitan songs at the Gondolier in Orange New Jersey each Wednesday. She plans to attend the Giuseppe Verdi conservatory in Milano in September to study opera under Maestro Carlo Menotti and repertoire under Maestro Joseph Furgiuele in New York City.

Debi Bell Hillside Orange N. J Miss Bell Milano Italy Carlo Menotti Joseph Furgiuele New York City

Wires Burned In Hillside Drive Crime Report Highlights

Several property crimes are noted including two arson‑like wire fires at 1588 Maple Ave and 239 Hollywood Ave Friday night. Encounters include thefts from Randell Co., an SCM Corp. adding machine theft, metal box theft, radiator and plumbing item thefts, burglaries at multiple residences, and a missing bank book. A 21‑month‑old was treated for a head wound after an incident on Silver Ave. Nearby residents report bicycle and jewelry thefts and a license plate theft.

State Health Code Revisions Adopted by Public Health Council

State Health Code revisions proposed at a Trenton hearing April 15 become effective September 1, 1968. The changes repeal Regulation 4 of Chapter III on psittacine birds and move Regulations 5 6 and 7 up a number in the new chapter as biotic treatment reduces hazard.

Roscoe P. Randle Secretary of State Public Health Council Department Trenton Oscar Sussman

Hillside Library Story Hour Showcases Filmstrips

The Hillside Public Library held a Story Hour program on Tuesday August 6 featuring filmstrips The cat who thought he was a tiger and Mike Mulligan and his steam shovel read by Miss Marygrace Corigliano and a filmstrip narrated by Miss Shelley Mandel. Sixty children attended the session guided by Mrs. George Iuzzolino. The series continues every Tuesday and Thursday in August at 9 30 and 10 30.

Polly Cameron Harry Gene Zion Virginia Lee Burton Mike Mulligan Hillside Public Library Marygrace Corigliano Shelley Mandel Mike Mary Anne George Luzzolino

Rally For McCarthy Ends Monthlong Drive At Garden

Thousands of New Jersey supporters will attend a mass rally for Senator Eugene McCarthy at Madison Square Garden on August 15 broadcast to 150 nationwide sites. The event caps a monthlong campaign with speeches and entertainment by notable figures. Tickets urged in advance due to expected overflow.

New Jersey Eugene McCarthy Madison Square Garden T.V McCarthy Kurz Stone St Union County Volunteers Garden State Samuel Fleder Commerce St Newark N. J Military Park Hotel

Discipline as Training Not Punishment for Children

The article argues discipline means training and teaching, not punishment. It warns that punishment stops behavior temporarily but fails to teach self control, fosters fear or attention seeking, and ignores growth patterns. A long term plan aligns discipline with maturation.

Tommy

State Health Dept Sets Campground Standards

Chapter X1 introduces a uniform standard for campgrounds requiring state health approvals for construction or expansion. The 13 sections cover layout, occupancy, water supply and quality, sanitary facilities, showers, plumbing, sewerage, storm drainage, refuse, pest control, fuel storage, and camper responsibilities.

State Department of Health Detett

Two Arrests Made Here

Two men were arrested on warrants here Wednesday. Raymond CG Stark, 22, of 508 Columbia Ave., was taken at 7:50 p.m. by Detectives Milburn and Messano on a warrant from Elizabeth Police Department and released on $100 bail. Lewis F De London, 23, of 860 S 16th St Newark, was arrested at 3:05 p.m. at 445 Hillside Ave by Detectives Mason and Oram on a Newark warrant for threatening to kill with a gun and was turned over to Newark Police.

Raymond CG Stark Columbia Ave Gordon Milburn Anthony Messano Elizabeth Lewis F. de London S. 16Th St Newark Hillside Ave Robert J. Mason Robert P. Oram Newark Police

Larcenies From Vehicles Abound Report From Police

Police report ongoing larcenies from automobiles and trucks. Leo Graff of East Orange reports a 12 volt battery stolen from a car at 1465 N Broad St. Ira Felter of Piscataway complains windshield taken from a truck at 444 Hillside Ave. Harry Kundin of 1472 Compton Ter reports windshield stolen from his 1963 truck at 1456 N Broad St.

Leo Graff East Orange N. Broad St Ira Felter Piscataway Hillside Ave Harry Kundin Compton Ter

Fire breaks window at Eiser's store on Broad Street

Firefighters quickly extinguished a blaze at 5 32 p m Thursday in a motorcycle in front of 1304 North Broad Street. Heat shattered the plate glass window of Eiser's store. The motorcycle belonged to Norman Trenper of Millington.

N. Broad St Eiser’s Norman Trenper Millington

Sporteword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

A fragment puzzle page with numbered Across and Down clues including fish terms guitar initials and weathered wordplay. Clues reference Atlantic fish Cockfights empire state abbr and nautical gear interwoven with general terms like resist and fragrance. The grid hints at a themed lexicon of sports terms and maritime language.

Tiny Groove Down Empire State Egypt Brown River Miliar German Valley Aline Region

Run Away Car Injures Driver on Broadway and Silver

Kenneth W. Ott Sr., 56, of 411 Princeton Ave., suffered bruises to his left arm and legs in a runaway car incident at 3:53 a.m. on Sunday. The vehicle rolled from Broadway, climbed a curb, struck a fence and hedge at 179 Boston Ave., then stopped. Ott planned to see his own doctor.

Kenneth W. Ott Sr Princeton Ave Sund Gay Broadway Silver Ave William S. Kerrigan Ott Boston Ave

Pritt Ratio Cast Stolen From Corporation

Chester Gorski of 555 Magnolia Ave Elizabeth reported to police at 6 20 a m Monday that the International Corp was the target of a theft involving the Pritt Ratio cast.

Louis Goldberg Liberty Ave Goldberg Chester Gorski Magnolia Ave Elizabeth the International Corp

Nelson Completes Three Weeks of Technical Training

Richard J. Nelson of 25 La Ger Place, a claim representative for State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance, completed three weeks of training at the Seaboard regional office in Frederick Maryland. He works at State Farm’s claim service office in Trenton. A theft occurred at SS-600 Ramsey Ave. with a $65 drill, a $14 radio, and an undetermined cash loss.

Richard J. Nelson Ramsey Ave

McCarthy Enrolled in 14-Week Public Speaking Course

Edward P. McCarthy purchasing agent for Buchanan Electrical Products Corporation attends a 14 week Effective Public Speaking and Human Relations course run by Wes Westrom Associates of Dale Carnegie Institute. The course runs through the summer and he handles all Buchanan purchasing. He lives at 976 Revere Drive.

Edward P. McCarthy Buchanan Electrical Products Corporation Union Elastic Stop Nut Corporation of America Wes Westrum

Elected To Serve On National Level

Lou Monheit, long time Jewish community leader, has been elected to the National Governing Council of the American Jewish Congress. He has served as AJC treasurer and is president of the Union County chapter. Monheit, former US Air Force captain, attends Bernard Baruch School of Business and co owns Jackson Shoe Mart in Hillside. He is married to Hannah Schulman of Staten Island with two children. Milton Schwartz of 1480 Stanley Ter was named to the Commission of Jewish Affairs. A 1965 car owned by Thomas Romeo of 539 Lee St was stolen from Aldine St and Williamson Ave, valued at 1500.

Lou Monhe Stanley Terrace American Jewish Congress Monheit AJC Union County US Air Force Lou Monheit Bernard Baruch School of Business CCC N.Y Jackson Shoe Marton Rte Hillside Hannah Schulman Staten Island Michael Meryl Milton Schwartz Stanley Ter Commission of Jewish Affairs Thomas Romeo Lee St Aldine St Williamson Ave

Four Kaczor brothers and Hanula graduate in electronics tech

William and Fred J. Kaczor of 48 Clark Street and Josep Hanula of 508 Locust Street completed a two year electronics technology program at Union Tech. William, a Hillside High School class of 1966 alumnus, worked with ASCET and the amateur radio club and plans to join 5 F D Laboratories in Union. Fred J. Kaczor, Hillside High 1963, also belonged to ASCET and the radio club and serves with Hillside Civil Defense. Freud, from Israel, finished Hillside High two years ago and engaged in student press and ASCET. Hanula, Hillside High 1952, Army 1956-58, member of IEEE student chapter and ASCET, married with two sons, plans further studies at Drake College in Fort Lauderdale.

William Fred Kaczor Fred J. Kaczor Clark St Josep Hanula Locust St Technical Institute the Kaczors Fred Kaczor William Kaczor Hillside High School Union Tech Amateur Radio Club American Society of Certified Engineering Technicians Union Hillside High ASCET The Hillside Civil Defense Organization Freud Israel Hanula Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Drake College Fort Lauderdale Florida

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