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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1965

Page

7

Hillside Week Highlights Exchange Students and Local News

The Hillside area covers exchange students from Pingry School for 1965 66 with Philip Hoby 18 from Barberton Union of South Africa and Francois Des Noyers 17 from Lille France. The grand jury reconvenes on the Roselle Park deaths case after a two car accident. The Old Guard holds Christmas show and luncheon events with leaders reelected. The George W Herlich Youth Center opens with 24 hour guard and library expansion underway. The Hillside Public Library reports visitor and book statistics for November. The Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club hosts its annual Christmas party with gifts and carols.

Pingry School Philip Hoby Barberton Union of South' Africa Francois Des’ Noyers Lille France Philip Abe Ay Od Pipie Francois Cois’s George Krivbok Forall Eee Pee Seene Krogobok Masters’ Square Ee Eee George W. Herlich Union County Union County Board of Chosen Frees Hillside V. William di Buono Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club Kingston Union

Christmas decorations brighten Hillside town features

Mrs Sheila Jahada reports a car break in with a brown suede jacket stolen from a parked vehicle at 212 Baltimore Ave. Town ships display decorations including a Municipal Building exterior, Hillside Public Library tree by Theresa DiGiovanni, and festive touches in banks and schools. Civil Defense Police Reserve resumes street patrols under Police Captain George W Davies.

Sheila Jahada Baltimore Ave Hillside Theresa DiGiovanni Tence Hillside Civil Defense and Disaster Control Council George W. Davies Eevee

Essex man charged with gambling bail set at $1000

Jacob Mohawk Skuratofsky 49 of 126 North Ave released on $1000 bail after Essex County Grand Jury charged him with gambling stemming from bets at Hawthorne Social and Welfare Club on pro football. Also notes Mark Jannelli elected chairman of the Zoning Board of Adjustment with Charles Rausch as vice chairman and Carmen Monaco secretary. Alexander Menza reappointed attorney. board approved revised rules and regulations.

Jacob Jake Mohawk"’ Skuratofsky North Ave Essex County Grand Jury Skuratofsky Hawthorne Social and Welfare Club nYes Newark Wier Mark Jannelli Zoning Board of Adjustment Charles Rausch Carmen Monaco Alexander Menza

Diet Counselor Appointed for Union County Heart Service

Mrs. Dorothy Addario of Watchung is named coordinator of a new diet counselling service by Dr. Bernard Rosenberg president of the Union County Heart Association. She will offer Friday consultations at 617 Pennsylvania Ave Elizabeth for victims of heart disease diabetes and obesity.

Dorothy Addario Watchung Bernard Rosenberg Unon County Heart Association Addario Heart Association Pennsylvania Ave Elizabeth St. Peter's Hospital New Brunswick Muhlenberg Hospital Plainfield Union County Heart Association New Jersey State Department of Health Esther Ochs Hillside

Family Night Planned at Elizabeth Age Presbyterian Church

The Woman's Association of the Elizabeth Age Presbyterian Church invites families to a program at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Novelties will be sold and refreshments served. A motion picture will be shown.

Woman's Association of the Elizabeth Age Presbyterian Church

Men Held For Grand Jury After Hillside Fashion Center Theft

Acting Magistrate Louis Devin set bail at 2500 for Albert Ades of LL Murdock Place Jackson and Ronald Atkins of 70 Court St Newark after a 230 a m chase on December 6. They face two counts each of breaking entering and larceny at the Fashion Center Hillside and Lillian Bettys Beauty Parlor Hillside Ave. 178 garments valued at 7389.50 found in Ades car. Officers Sgt Lawrence Stern Patrolman Edward Sachon credited. commendations given to Patrolmen Loriand Wolikowski and Capt George Shelbourne by Police Commissioner Monroe Ackerman.

Louis Devin Albert Ades LL Murdock Place Jackson Ronald Atkins Court St Newark Union County Grand Jury Hillside Ave Doremus Place Hillside Lillian Betty Hillside Avenue Ades Lawrence Stern Edward Sachon Monroe Ackerman Anthony Loriand An Wolikowski George A. Shelbourne

PAL warning on solicitations for funds and house to house drives

Detective Alois J. Stier PAL director says only factories and businesses are being solicited for funds and decorations for sale. House to house solicitation will occur in spring after a police query from a William St. resident about a man around 36 and a boy about 12 receiving a dollar for the organization.

Alois J. Stier PAL William St

After School Art Classes At Morris Saybrook School

The Abram P Morris Saybrook School hosts after school art classes taught by Dolores Michal. About 140 children attend, drawn by mothers who urged the program. The Board of Recreation Commissioners sponsors the sessions.

Abram P. Morris-Saybrook School Dolores Michal Board of Recreation Commissioners, Feeee

Single Wing Wins by Little Comets Coach Joe Aromando

Joe Aromando, former Hillside star and 1951 alumnus, coaches nine to eleven year olds at McGuire AFB New Jersey. The Little Comets won League championships in two seasons, with 18 wins 1 loss and 474 points scored while conceding 67. Aromando credits the Single Wing offense and solid fundamentals for the team's success. He resides in Medford with wife Connie and children Joseph III Victoria Donna Marie and John.

Joe Aromando Hillside Little Comets Joe McGuire Air Force Base N. J Medford Connie Joseph Victoria Donna Marie John Trenton New Jersey

College Youth Sabbath Festival at Temple Shomrei Torah

Hillside Lodge 1514 B'nai B'rith will sponsor a Hill el Ong Shabbat and a Chanukah Festival Friday evening Dec 24 at 8 30 pm at Temple Shomrei Torah 910 Salem Ave The Hillel Foundation provides services for Jewish students on campuses Judaism on Campus will be discussed after services Parents and students invited David Harper Hillel Committee Chairman included a social hour and refreshments in his program.

College Hillside Lodge B‘naj B’rith Temple Shomrei Torah Salem Ave The Hillel Foundation David Harper Hillel Committee

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