Food For Thought At The Library
Eighteen teenagers from various parts of the nation near the end of a six week pilot project by the Los Angeles Mitzvah Corps to bring volunteer services to underprivileged children. The program, sponsored by the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, is expanding to year round support with a Center for Volunteer Service in Los Angeles to match teens with needs and jobs.
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Los Angeles
UAHC
Union of Americal Hebrew Congregations
Vermont Ave
Temple
Sue’ Kestenbaum
Belleview Ter
Philip Kestenbaum
Sue
Hillside High
Sue Kestenbaum
Union of American Hebrews Congregations
Car Crash Leads to Bail for Fleeing Suspect Joseph Chambers Jr
Joseph Chambers Jr. 22 of 569 Hunterdon St fled police at 9 22 p m Sunday as his car lost control at Mertz Ave and Morris Place, struck a curb and two trees, then rested. He was arrested for fleeing police and released on 25 bail and faces summonses for muffler violation and reckless driving. Officers Paton and Miller made the arrests.
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Joseph Chambers Jr
Hunterdon St
Mertz Ave
Morris Place
Chambers
Indictment of Former Union County Freeholder Raymond Moore
Union County Grand Jury indicted Raymond Moore formerly of Coe Avenue now in Scotch Plains for misfeasance and nonfeasance as a freeholder and as chairman of the public property and purchasing department. The indictment cites 13 acts of omission or commission amid a three month probe of a crumbling 15 million parking garage and juvenile center. Moore served as freeholder for five years.
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Raymond Moore
Coe Ave
Scotch Plains
Union County Grand Jury
Moore
Hit and Run Damages Newark Tea and Coffee Firm
Injured driver Shadding, 40, on Route 22, Newark, reports an unknown white car struck his eastbound vehicle in the left rear. He says his car mounted the curb and hit the Certified Tea and Coffee Corp. building, suffering two small facial cuts. He was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital and issued a summons for driving without license or registration.
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Gemce Anauuing
Vn Lit
Scheerer Ave
Newark
Certified Tea and Coffee Corp
William Kerrigan
Shadding
Hillside
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Assault on teen man description near Maple and Conklin
A 15 year old boy reports being assaulted by a heavyset man near Maple Avenue and Conklin Avenue as a 1964 black car slowed. The suspect, about 21, wore a white T shirt and dark pants, fled after striking the youth who then called police.
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Maple Ave
Conklin Ave
Hall Robbery at Hungarian Workingmen's Hall
Police report an early Thursday break in at the Hungarian Workingmen's Hall at 1316 White Street. Entry via smashed windows and jammed locks led to theft of cash, seven bottles of whiskey, and contents from coin operated machines and a pool table.
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White St
UNICO Announces Committee Members For 1967 68
Hillside Unico member Jonathan Deity names the 1967 68 committee slate divided into standing special and temporary groups. Standing members include C A Cammarota J C Chieppa A Coccia Carmen Dill P Federico J L Stasi and C Zarro. Special committee names include F Avella D DiVoni S Fazzone S Maddalena W Martucci E Oakie D Peterpaul and D Velez. Temporary committees on short term projects will be announced later by Bell. Norman Hymowitz named to graduate honors list at Western Michigan University.
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Jonathan Deity
Hillside
Unico
Bell
Conrad A. Cammarota
Joseph C. Chieppa
Anthony Coccia
Carmen Dill
Patty Federico
John L. Stasi
Carl Zarro
Frank Avella
Domino DiVoni
Samuel Fazzone
Salvatore Maddalena
William C. Martucci
Edward Oakie
Dominick F. Peterpaul
Parliament the Hillside Times
Smedmm Wegne Semuny Cynanythony Plegari
Russel Raffa
John L.stasi
Ralph Tinegia
Pedro Velez
Caro
Atated Bell
Colleges Inn
Hillside Times
The
Daily Journal
Norman Hymowitz
Conklin ‘Ave
Western Micheigan University
Pharmacy Ad Emphasizes Ethics and Honest Guidance
This notice asserts pharmacists follow the Code of Ethics prioritizing public health over profits. It promises honest answers on nonprescription products, says doctors may phone for information, and invites patients to entrust their prescriptions for compounding and dispensing.
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