Boxer Kills Yorkie As Man Is Attacked in Westminster
Lewis Small, 60, of 225 Marine Terrace, was walking his Yorkshire terrier on Lakeview Drive when a loose boxer attacked. The boxer, owned by Thomas Buckley of 568 Irvington Avenue Elizabeth, knocked Small down and killed the small dog. Buckley’s son cried out as the incident unfolded. Buckley later moved the boxer to his car. Neighbors aided the injured man who was treated and released from St Elizabeth Hospital. In Hillside Municipal Court on August 6 Buckley was found guilty of gross negligence with a severe reprimand and a $50 fine.
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Westminster
Lewis Small
Marine Ter
Lakeview Dr
Small
Boxer
Thomas Buckley
Irvington Ave
Elizabeth
Buckley
Hillside Police
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hillside Week Meeting Planned and Local Incidents
The Northern New Jersey Chapter of Dy sautonom'a meets August 27 at City Federal Savings Union to plan a October 29 dinner. John Costello is named director for a two year term. Police report robberies thefts and car thefts on Hillside and Union streets, with a fire at Wheeling Warehouse and a home entry at 15 Mertz Ave. Union College fraternities and sororities are listed with civic charity ties.
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Northern New Jersey
Dysautonom‘a
City Federal Savings Bank
Stuyvesant Ave
Union
N.J
Jack Rudowsky
Patrician
John Costello
Kiwanis Club
Robert Di‘amond
Hillside Lodge
B’nai B'rith
Shep Steratn
Bloy St
Diamond
Lodge
Ryan St Reunion Brings Three Couples Together in Florida
Three Ryant St couples from different states converge in Florida on the west coast for a winter reunion. Joseph and Margaret Scheu meet Angela and Frank Lee in Lehigh Acres, learning the Lees also own a winter home there. Helen and Bob Kirkpatrick, via a Christmas card, reveal a Naples winter home near Lehigh Acres.
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Ryant St
Florida
Joseph
Margaret Scheu
Ryan St
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Angela
Frank Lee
Lee's
Schouls
Ryan Sr
Helen
Bob Kirkpatrick
Naples
Kirkpatricks
Cape May
Ortley Beach
Seheu’s
Stolen wire recovered after car fleeing police arrest
Police Lt James Silva spotted a car on Ramsey Ave and turned around. The occupants fled into a factory area, leaving behind six large coils of new copper wire in the car. Hatfield Wire and Cable Co. reported the wire stolen from the facility.
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James Silva
Long Ramsey Ave
Silva
Hatfield Wire and Cable Co
Bayonne Woman Hurt In Coe Avenue Crash
Mrs Geneva Detweiler, 45, of Bayonne sustained facial cuts and bruises at 9 44 p m Saturday after the auto she rode in with William Detweiler 46 of Bayonne struck a parked car owned by Mrs Elizabeth Still on Ridgway Avenue. A rock shattered the windshield causing the driver to lose control. Patrolman Joseph Fenlak reported the incident.
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Geneva Detweiler
Bayonne
Coe Ave
Joseph Fenlak
Detweiler
William
Elizabeth A. Still
Ridgway Ave
Plessey Corp Names Manager for Airborne Unit
Lawrence James named Personnel Manager of Plessey Airborne Corporation Hillside New Jersey by Samuel J Marantz Vice President Administration James to lead personnel administration and labor relations at the Hillside firm Plessey Airborne a subsidiary of Plessey Inc part of Plessey Ltd a world leader in telecommunications electronics and aerospace activities prior to this position he was Personnel Director of GBM Corporation overseeing personnel matters
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Lawrence James
Plessey Airborne Corporation
Samuel J. Marantz
James
Hillside
N.J
Plessey Airborne
Plessey Inc
Plessey Ltd
GBM Corporation
Million Dollar Man Hargwood Leads Prudential Sales
William M. Hargwood a Prudential Insurance special agent since 1964 has sold over a million dollars of insurance in 1970 and again in 1969 He serves on the Robert Treat Boy Scout Council board Weequahic District Boy Scout chairman and holds roles with the South Ward Boys Club Blood Bank and Newark youth development clinic He is a Marine Corps veteran married to Ruth Clark with three children residing at 132 Maple Ave Newark and planning a move to Hillside.
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William M. Hargwood
Prudential Insurance Company
A. R. Snitzer & Associ Agency
Springfield
Robert Treat Boy Scout Council
Weequahic District Boy Scout
South Ward
Boys’ Club
Hargwood
South Ward Federation Community Blood Bank
Newark
Marine Corps
Ruth Clark
Search Starts For Candidates For Unexpired Term
The race to fill the two year unexpired term of the late Commissioner I continues with both the Democratic and Republican parties seeking strong candidates. Anthony O. Bullis, Hillside Taxpayers Association president, has announced an independent bid for township committee in November. Bullis, a former Republican leader in the 12th district, aims to promote clean government and has filed for petition signatures. Other potential contenders include Moe Bierman Albert S Parsonnel Dr E Thomas Lenz and Jack Schulman on the Democratic side while Anton Vit Jr Arthur Ferguson Dr Frank and Dominick Alello are noted for the Republicans.
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Share
Anthony O. Bullis
Hillside Taxpayers? Association
Rullis
Jonathan Bell
Bullis
Hillside
Samuel Katz
Moe Bierman
Albert S. Parsonnel
E. Thomas Lenz
Jack
YAF Chapter Opens To Area Youth
A local chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom opened to area youths. Jerry Fisher is chairman and Felix Nidzgorski is vice chair at room 16 in the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel. The group campaigns for advisor Raul Comesanas in the 13th district race and plans a leadership conference later in August.
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Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Elizabeth Carteret Hotel
Jerry Fisher
Elizabeth
Felix Nidzgorski
Fairbanks St
Raul Comesanas
Congress
National Yaf
Nidzgorski
Newark Rutgers
Five Thousand Awarded To Injured Boy In Settlement
Superior Court Judge John E. Barger approved a five thousand dollar uncontested settlement for four year old David Sposobiec who was struck by a truck on Myrtle Street November 25, 1969. The award allocates 2600 to David from Public Service Electric and Gas Co. and 2400 to his father Edward J. Sposoblec. Attorneys Marvin S Fish and Henry T. L. Geason represented the child and the utility respectively.
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Superior Court
John E. Barger
David Sposobiec
Mertz Ave
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Edward J. Sposoblec
Myrtle St
Marvin S Fish
Utility Company
Henry T. L. Geason
Suit filed over loan from Hillside Bank in 1964
Sanford A Meskin filed suit for Union County Trust Co. against Sheldon Koch president of Broad and Thomas St Inc and three others for 12979.90 plus interest and costs. The complaint says Broad and Thomas St Inc borrowed 25000 from Hillside State Bank on January 16, 1964 and owes 12979.90.
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Sanford A. Meskin
Union County Trust Co
Hillside
Sheldon Koch
Broad and Thomas St, Inc
Law Division of Superior Court
Hillside State Bank
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William Doyle
Florence Ave
Family Shell
Greeley Ave
Memorial General Hospital
Emiliano Garcia
N. Broad St
Mark Schoengold
Doremus Place
Arnold Norton
Oakwood Ave
Phil
Cee Ave
Irvin Graef
Pennsylvania Ave
Francis L. Williams
Long Ave
Richard J. Vespucci
Fitzpatrick St
Mildred Mann
Clark St
Hillside Ave
Highland Ave
Myrna Oshan
Wheeling Warehouse Co
Central Ave
Xeeee
Ramondo Colon
Arthur Seale
Esther Rasch
Andrea Road
POS
Silver Ave
Glen Leonard
Mary Pirrone
Hollywood Ave
Millie Cobb
Williamson Ave
Kenneth Lull
John Yeachsein
North Carolina
Centre Bowl
Edward Summers
Middletown
Mary Reilly
Conant St
Union College
Cranford
Gamma Tota Alpha
Iota Xi Omega
Pi Kappa Pai
Ka Phi Omega
Alpha Sigma Mu
Gamma Tota Theta
Sigma Alpha Pi
Gamma Sigma Chi
The
Heart Fund
Cerebral Palsy Association
Zimmerman Const. Corp
Don de Santi Inc
William Martucci
Phillips
North Ave
Ryan St. Reunion
Plessey Corp
Prudential
Maple Ave
William M, Hargwood
Las June
Anthony
Shahmoon. Industries
Dover
GBM
Rutgers University
American Management Association
Greenwood Road
Morris Plains
Nad
James Buckley
New York
America
Viet Nam
Karen Meltzer
United Air Lines
Chicago
O’hare International
Miss Meltzer
William Meltzer
Riverside Drive
Bradley University
Illinois
United
Hillside Police Dept
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