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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1972

Page

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71 Year Old Man Charged In Neighbor Slaying

A 71 year old man, Michael Bubniak, was charged with involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of his 73 year old neighbor, Catherine Horning of 530 Harvard Avenue. He was released on $1,000 bail after the incident occurred Thursday afternoon at his home 406 Bloy Street, about 300 yards from the Horning residence. Mrs Horning was treated for a gunshot wound at Memorial General Hospital in Union, later pronounced dead, with autopsy revealing a bullet wound to the head. Authorities say hospital records are being subpoenaed and a formal investigation may follow.

Catherine Horning Harvard Avenue Michael Bubniak Memorial General Hospital Union Horning

Bus Service Discontinued in Hillside After PUC Ruling

Mayor Charles Mancuso announced that the town lost its appeal to preserve TNJ 10 line service. Transport of New Jersey will discontinue the Hillside line while a revised 48 line route diverts buses via Liberty Avenue Conant Street Central Avenue and Long Avenue. A new loop to Hollywood Avenue was rejected and start date awaits an August 29 PUC hearing.

Charles Mancuso Mancuso Public Utilities Commision Transport of New Jersey Hillside Newark Liberty Avenue Conant Sts Central Avenue Long Avenue Conant St Hollywood Avenue PUC

Hillside Week Break In and Local Incidents Tallied

MaryAnn Tuschyn reported a forcible entry at 249 Bradford Road after a side door break in. A car fire at 28 Long Ave was extinguished and towed. Renard Murawski of Mayfair Liquors at 1450 North Broad St reported a shotgun holdup for $50, suspect fled toward N Broad St. An attempted break in targeted 1447 Stanley Terrace. Stephen Gawel reported a stolen 1967 blue jeep parked at 66 Ramsey Ave.

MaryAnn Tuschyn Bradford Road Long Ave Jeres Liquor Store Renard Murawski Mayfair Liquors North Broad St N. Broad St Stephen Gawel Rahway Ramsey Ave

Story Hour At Hillside Library Delves Into Make Believe

The seventh summer Story Hour at Hillside Public Library explored make-believe. Twenty-three children attended the 9 30 session and forty four joined at 10 30 as Miss Lena Stein read Jack and the Beanstalk. Miss Leslie Werb led a song and Miss Andrea Fernicola read Mike Thaler's The.

Hillside Public Library Cond Lena Stein Jack Leslie Werb Andrea Fernicola Mike Thaler Rosina Luzzolino Joyce Goldberg Graziella Belfiglio Paul Gladone

UB student wins journalism scholarship for 1972

Kenneth Best of 259 Conklin Ave managing editor of the University of Bridgeport Scribe receives a $500 Wewspaper Fund Inc. scholarship after a Hartford Courant internship. Best is a UB senior and Who's Who listing, co winner of Best News Story and Best Layout, and actively involved in university committees and athletics.

Kenneth Best Conklin Ave University of Bridgeport Scribe Wewspaper Fund Inc New Brunswick N.J Best Hartford Courant Hartford Conn the Courant America Connecticut Thurston E. Manning Nathan Best

Friday Ends U S Visit By Coventry Girl Guide

Miss Lynne Greasley a Coventry England exchange girl guide will depart Friday returning home after three weeks as a guest of Marian Simberloff of 954 West Westminster Ave. in the Elizabeth Troop Washington Rock Council. A campfire at Echo Take Park tonight will mark the farewell ending the visit with forty Guides hosted by Union County families.

Lynne Greasley United States Coventry England Miss Greasley Marian Simberloff Westminster Ave Elizabeth Washington Rock Lynne Union County Echo Take Park

Town Road Dept Agreement Reached On Pay Contract

Town committee and Road Department employees reached a contract with salary terms within Phase II guidelines. The mayor said road workers will receive 50 cents extra per hour for road paying work. Adjustments will lift wages to the department’s minimum and, by 1974, to the maximum salary range.

Charles Mancuso

Hillside Schools Set to Open September 7

Hillside public schools will open for students at the regular time on Thursday September 7, announced Dr. Anthony A Ayella superintendent of schools. New pupils entering Hillside schools for the first time and not previously registered should report on Wednesday and Thursday August 30 and list between 9 AM and 12 noon to receive assignments and schedules. A pupil must be five years old by December 31 1972 to enter Kindergarten.

Hillside Anthony A. Ayella Hillside High School Avella

4 1 Vote Stops Sinai Congregation Purchase

The township committee, in closed session, voted 4 to 1 against buying the Sinai Congregation Youth Center on Maple Avenue. Mayor Mancuso cited cost and unclear BOE stance as reasons. Kulish supported purchase. Negotiations may resume with the offer group, but delay risks buyer disengagement. A correction notes the bank involved was The National State Bank.

Seasion Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue Charles Mancuso Board of Education Mancuso Parsonnel Ferrer Andrukite Kulish Congregation Abraham, Mankowits Charles Mancilso Hillsde Times Times Gate of Sinai The National State Bank

FISH IN at Salem Dam Draws Anglers and Prizes

The Elizabeth River Project Coalition hosts a FISH IN on Saturday August 26 starting at 9 A.M. at the Salem Dam area opposite the High School. All ages may fish panfish for prizes across several categories.

James Parochniak Charmion Wood Elizabeth River Project Coalition Salem Dam Coalition U Its Fa Food

Dazed Sought Aid Not Escape After Auto Crash

Michael Markowitz of 175 Valley View Road clarifies a Hillside Times report that he fled the scene as a passenger. He says after the accident he wandered in shock near his home, found his father and returned to the scene, later reaching St Elizabeths Hospital for treatment of whiplash, ankle and head injuries.

Michael Markowitz Valley View Road Hillside Times Ikowitz St. Elizabeth's Hospital

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Dorothy Styler Joyce Arlington Jack King Francis Huestis Stanley Terrace Hn Alkion Hillside Rotary William “Arpy Balogh William A. Balogh Rotary Carroll Dolan Public Works Jack Ferrar Richard Hoffman Elizabeth River ED Smith U.S Town Road Dept Sinai Purchase H.S Columbus Day NJEA Martin Luther King, Jr Washington’s Hillside Avenue No. Broad St Hillside Photo Service
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