Hillside readers thanked for helping nine pups find homes
A letter from the Farese Family of 569 Yale Avenue Hillside NJ thanks The Hillside Times for publishing their notice in July that led to nine puppies finding homes. They also thank Richard Braunschweiger of 185 Virginia Street Hillside for grooming Choco after adoption. A second letter complains Rotary Club trash receptacles once placed at 1538 Liberty Ave are gone, calling for Earth Day action and asking for new receptacles.
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Richard Braunschweiger
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Hold Up At Hess Station
John Furchak of 260 Westfield Ave Roselle Park reported being robbed at gunpoint at 2 21 am last Thursday at Hess Gasoline Station 1484 N Broad St Furchak described two black men in blue denim clothing one armed about five foot ten and 25 to 30 years old the other six foot two and in teens or early twenties fled on foot up Williamson Ave. amount taken unknown.
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John Furchak
Westfield
Roselle Park
Hess
N. Broad Ste
Denon
Man Injured In Fight At Hillside Shopping Center
Algirdas Jokubaitis 45 of 391 Ryan St found unconscious with bleeding from mouth and head at 1106 Liberty Ave. He was hospitalized. Anthony Tremarco 20 of 550 Tillman St arrested at the scene for fighting and held without bail after Jokubaitis allegedly struck him for throwing a flying saucer.
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St. Elizabeth Hosital
Elizabeth
Hillside
Liberty Ave
Algirdas Jokubaitis
Ryan St
Anthony Tremarco
Tillman St
Tremarco
Joknyaitis
First New Jersey Bank to Install 24 Hour ATM
The bank will install a cash dispensing machine that operates around the clock including weekends and holidays. Customers will receive a magnetically encoded Master Charge Card for quick access. The ATM includes a built in safeguard to retain the card if any issue occurs.
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First New Jersey Bank
Named Analyst for Export Sales Taetzsch Named Analyst for Export Sales
William L Taetzsch of 120 Fairbanks Street Hillside has been named senior economic analyst for Export Sales in Economics and Planning at Creole Petroleum Company in New York City He previously headed Technical Services at Humble Oil Bayonne Plant Both firms are Standard Oil affiliates Taetzsch began Esso career at Bayonne Plant in 1956 after leaving the U S Army He rose to supervisor in 1962 Asphalt Terminal coordinator and later coordinated Bayway Refinery Bayonne leadership In 1967 he took a Coordination post at Bayway then returned to Bayonne to head Technical Division in 1969 Three months later he became manager of Technical Services at Bayonne He was born in Irvington and is a graduate of Weequahic High School with a mechanical engineering degree from Newark College of Engineering He chairs student services and was Omicron Delta Kappa vice president He and his wife Juanita have three sons and a daughter.
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William L. Taetzsch
Fairbanks Street
Hillside
Creole Petroleum Company
New York City
Bayonne
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Standard Oil Company
N.J
Taetzsch
U.S. Army
Fort Bliss
Texas
Bayway Refinery
Irvington
Weequahic High School
Newark College of Engineering
Omicron Delta Kappa
Juanita
Service Set For Temple Anniversary Destruction of Second Temple
Temple Beth El at 1374 North Avenue Elizabeth hosts a commemorative service for the nineteen hundredth anniversary of the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. Rabbi Leonard Zoll will speak on The Last Days of the Second Temple, and discuss his translation of The Josippon in the current Journal issue. The community is invited to attend Monday at 8 p.m.
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North Avenue
Elizabeth
Leonard
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Rabbi Zoll
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Central Conference of American Rabbis
Noted Pianist Gives Concert at Newark State College
Nicholas Zumbro, noted pianist, will give a recital at Newark State College Union in the Theatre for the Performing Arts at 8 30 p m on Wednesday August 12. NBC CBS and ABC TV and European outlets have featured him. The New York Times praises his Bach playing and colorfully interpretive style. The public is invited and admission is free.
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Students Receive Scholarships At Union College
Richard M. Perchaluk of Hillside and Brian W. Ferris of Hillside are among 14 Union College sophomores awarded scholarships for 1970-71 by the faculty Scholarship and Financial Aid Committee. The 14 awards total 3350, based on academics and need. Perchaluk earned the Arthur L. Johnson Scholarship for freshman achievement and testing. Ferris received the Nicholas A. Tomasulo Memorial Scholarship for those entering the legal profession.
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Richard M. Perchaluk
Hollywood Avenue
Brian W. Ferris
Warwick Road
Hillside
Union College
Perchaluk
Arthur L. Johnson
St. Mary's High School
Elizabeth
Alfred Perchaluk
Ferris
Nicholas A. Tomasulo
Warren F. Ferris
Irvington High School
Symphony Expands For Area Concerts
The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra expands its 1970-71 season with a new Elizabeth Union concert series. Three public concerts are scheduled October 23 in Newark, February 28 in Elizabeth, and March 20 in Elizabeth with famed pianists Gary Graffman and Earl Wild as guest soloists. Tickets include a reception invitation. subscriptions for the trio cost $12, patrons $17. The season also adds four college venues and two out-of-state appearances including Carnegie Hall.
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New Elizabeth Union
Joseph Leavitt
Leavitt
Theater of the Performing Arts
Newark State College
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Performing Arts
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Elizabeth
Gary Graffman
Earl Wild
Women’s Committee
Elizabeth-Union
Montclair
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Bergen
Newark
Sumamile
Montclair State College
Fairleight-Dickinson
Rider College
Brooklyn College
Newton
Connecticut
Carnegie Halt
Hillside Times Vol ILVI No 41
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hill Side Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hill Side NJ. Editor and Publisher Sidney Silverstein with staff including Sarah Silverstein as Advertising Manager and Ronald Reisman as Assistant Editor. Subscriptions listed and pricing shown.
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Hill Side Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Ronald Reisman
Chain reaction collision injures three drivers on Route 22
Jules A Blutfield of South Plainfield claimed neck pains but refused aid after a chain reaction crash at 8:22 a.m. Monday in the eastbound lane near 356 Route 22. His car was pushed by Wilbur Hawkins of East Orange into Max Diamenstein of Westfield at the car stop.
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South Plainfield
Blutfield
Wilbur E. Hawkins
East Orange
Max Diamenstein
Shadowlawn Drive
Westfield
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