Robberies Across Hillside Homes Reported Theft of Cash
Police responded to at least nine break ins this week in Hillside and surrounding areas. Victims include Dorothy Cammarota who lost $50 in Buffalo nickels and Diane Flinn who reported $100 in bills and two coin banks stolen. Several homes were ransacked with cash coins and a freestanding check writer and more. A truck and a car were also reported stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cammarota
Salem Ave
Diane Flinn
Hillside Ave
Etta Sweet
Walter Starko
Westminister Ave
Edward Schrier
Aldine St
Irving
Mann Ave
John Dworkin
al Linda Beshunsky
Riverdale Drive
Frank J.latora
Wsking St
Jerry David
Bond St
Harry Drake Jr
Russell Ave
Rahway
Kenneth Klein
Muriel
Cubs Tour U S S Barney Guided Missile Destroyer Visit
Cub Scout Pack 196 and parents toured the U S S Barney a guided missile destroyer with Cubmaster Barry H Falk at 11 A M The ship featured ASROC torpedoes and a 5 inch gun along with modern comms and electronics A Lt Head led a demonstration about how the anti aircraft missile operates The event was arranged by Mrs Arthur Felder for Senator Harrison S Williams with future Pack meetings set for December 12 and December 19 1968
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington School
Barry H. Falk
U.S.S. Barney
ASROC
Head
Arthur Felder
Harrison S. Williams
Robert Diamond
Schley St
Hillside events and local notices in December calendar
Hillside week includes Christmas program at Elizabeth Town and Country Club on December 3 with Lois Alpaugh Bonnie Hammar and Alice Shill. Hillside Industrial Association party December 12 at College Inn. Community notes report attacks car break in mayor honored and fundraising drives plus fire calls and charity efforts.
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Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Lois Alpaugh
Bonnie Hammar
Alice Shill
Westfield
Ruth Heckman
Paper Mill Playhouse
Henry Nulton
Hillside Industrial Association
College Inn
Harlow H. Curtis Jr
Herbert Lesser
Walter Jascor
William Lowney
SBA Office Will Close December 31 1968 Disas ter Loan Office
The Small Business Administration will close its disaster loan office in Newark on December 31 1968 after a program begun June 4 1968. Disaster loan aid was declared for Bergen Essex Middlesex Morris Passaic Somerset Union and nearby counties for flooding May 28 to May 31 1968. Andrew P. Lynch reported loan applications fell sharply and urged remaining applicants to finalize filings at the Newark office. He thanked State and local officials and the press for publicity aiding the program.
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Small Business Administration Today
Newark
Small Business Administration
Bergen
Essex
Middlesex
Morris
Passaic
Somerset
Union
Andrew P. Lynch
Lynch
S.B.A
SBA
Madison UW blood drive sets state record with 2132 pints
Jacqui Blatt and 2130 other students faculty and staff donated blood at the University of Wisconsin Madison. The large 2132 pint total keeps UW Madison atop Wisconsin's blood donation championship. Rickey Marek joins the 1968 69 Cornell Freshman Swimming team and studies engineering.
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Jacqui Blatt
Salem Ave
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Madison
University In Madison
Rickey Marek
Cornell
College of Engineering
Borough Board Votes on Appointments and Ordinances
Two municipal appointments drew negative votes from Commissioner Arnold Witte as he claimed late notice. Jack Ferrer was named to the Board of Adjustment and John Nadwodny to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board. An 3 a.m. closing for bowling alleys was proposed, plus several ordinances on salaries, parking, and a new fire department wagon. Public hearing on most measures set for December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Witte
Jack K. Ferrer
Board of Adjustment
Russell Raffa
Witte
Diamond
Ferrer
Planning Board
Rutgers
Raffa
John Nadwodny
Municipal Board of
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Share
Irvington Ave
Zoning Board
Robert Diamond
Richard M. Nixon
Anthony O. Bullis
N. Broad St
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stanley Magdon
Boston Ave
Magdon
Diamond Saide
Carmen Ferrigno
Robert Dollinger
Hillside
Arthur Kill
ROTC Scholarship Offers Open to 800 Seniors
The U S Army invites 800 high school seniors to compete for four year ROTC scholarships covering tuition, books, labs, and a $50 monthly allowance. Winners become second lieutenants after graduation and serve four years active duty. Apply by January 15, 1969 with CE BD tests this fall.
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United States
First
U.S. Army
Fort Meade
Maryland
Hillside Sees Cost Overrun for Treatment Plant Plan
Ferrigno said the plant may cost over 14 million with 2 to 3 years to determine the final figure. Hillside’s share would be 5 percent based on sewer use. A residents letter urged no more carnival permits at the Police Chief Norman L Sanford Playground due to noise and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrigno
Hillside
Lem Schuckman
Norman L. Sanford
Teachers Oppose Splintered Group at Hillside Board
Hillside teachers urge adherence to State Law 303 and plan token demonstrations before a December 5 negotiations session. A mass turnout at the December 11 Board meeting is expected as teachers and citizens press for education policy that respects local needs.
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Hillside Board of Education
Association
Hillside
Austin
Board of Education
No Interference with School Activities Cited in Board Statement
The speaker emphasizes preserving professional teacher capabilities and avoiding disruption of school activities. The closing line from the November 13 meeting reiterates a pledge to do everything possible to safeguard rights guaranteed by law.
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