Hillside Court Cases Fine Several For Driving and Parking
In Hillside Municipal Court last Thursday James E. Lowery of New York pleaded guilty to drunken driving on Hillside Avenue. Judge Henry Goldhor fined 305 dollars and revoked his license for two years. Edwin Evans of Hillside pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and was fined 55 dollars. Ratliff of Edison was found guilty of failing to repair after inspection and fined 15 dollars. Eddie Hart of Newark pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was fined 55 dollars. One defendant pleaded guilty to unlawful parking on a snow route and was fined 10 dollars. Herman Weisberg and Irving Ash, both of Hillside, pleaded guilty to parking on street cleaning days and were fined 5 dollars each. Miguel Coppola of Elizabeth pleaded guilty to obstructing traffic and was fined 15 dollars. The cases largely involved parking complaints. THEATER NOTICE A theater party by the Irvington Hillside Chapter of Womans American ORT in cooperation with the North Central Jersey Region will be at the Partridge Theatre in Maplewood on March 20 at 7 30 p m. The movie My Fair Lady. Tickets are 3 dollars and a portion of profits goes to ORT. Mrs. Maurice Rinsky of Hillside is in charge of reservations.
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Hillside
James E. Lowery
Madison Ave
New York
Hillside Avenue
Henry Goldhor
Edwin Evans
Harvard Ave
Rom Ratliff
Stiles Rd
Edison
Miguel Coppola
Newark Ave
Elizabeth
Evans Terminal
Goldhof
Laurie Birnbaum to Perform at Essex YMHA Evening of Arts
Laurie Birnbaum of 811 the Avenue Hillside will star in the annual Evening of Performing Arts at the YMHA of Essex County Newark on Saturday February 26. The event ties into Newark Tercentennial programs. Laurie will sing a medley from The Fantasticks and has appeared at Carnegie Hall and on television. She studies voice five years, belongs to Hillside High School A Capella Choir, and plays bass in community and school orchestras. She summers at New England Music Camp.
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Laurie Birnbaum
the Avenue Hillside
YMHA
Essex County
Chancellor Avenue
Newark
Laurie
Hillside High School
New England Music Camp
Weequahic Adult School Announces Six Spring Courses
The Weequahic Adult School lists six new courses for its Spring Semester including a conversational English class for Spanish speakers taught by Theresa Gallego from the Cranford School System. The program, per Irving J. Gold School, offers 36 total courses ranging from computer programming to hobby classes, with extra options like a mental health discussion for new parents led by Marion M. Johns and a beginner judo course under Howard Frankel of the Elizabeth Judo Club.
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Weequahic Adult School
Irving J. Gold
Theresa Gallego
Cranford
Marion M. Johns
Essex County Mental Health Association
Howard Frankel
Elizabeth
Rutgers Coach Bill Foster to keynote Hillside Fathers and Sons Banquet
Rutgers University basketball coach Bill Foster will headline the Men's Progress Club banquet at Town And Campus on March 29. The event honors fathers and sons with Foster praised for reviving Rutgers hoops and featuring standout players Bobby Lloyd and Jim Valvano.
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Bill Foster
Rutgers University
Phil Levin
Foster
Rutgers
Scarlet Knights
Bobby Lloyd
Jim Valvano
Elizabethtown College
Pennsylvania
Bloomsburg College
Bloomburg
N.C.A
Tax non payment blamed on few delinquent employers
Law notes continued non compliance with the trust fund law as the government confronts a problem of relatively few employers failing to pay taxes promptly. It argues that allowing these abuses would burden the law, employers, and the tax paying public.
Robbery and assaults in West Newark amid late night chaos
A motorist was forced off the road in West Newark by three youths in a cream colored car. The trio assaulted him with a knife and robbed his car valued at $2,000, a watch, and cash before fleeing east on Long Avenue. The victim walked home dazed. Police described no clear suspect details. The same report notes a sled theft, a separate auto crash in Belleville, a fatal auto case pending court, and two missing twin girls last seen Feb 9, all from local areas.
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West Newark
Mildred Squire
Silver Ave
Henry
al Ong
Central Avenues
Squire
Long Ave
Violet Williams
Sharon
Sandra Williams
Sandra
Seaman Recruit Madorma Starts Seven Weeks of Basic Training
Seaman Recruit Peter W. Madorma, 22, USN, son of Mrs. Myrtle Madorma of 192 Crann St., begins seven weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Jill Feb. 11.
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Great Lakes
Jill
Peter W. Madorma
USN
Myrtle Madorma
Crann St
Naval Training Center
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Hammond
Yale Ave
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North Ave
Union, N.J
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North Broad St
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Tony’s
Hollywood Avenue
Hillside, N.J
Shem
Lois Goldberg
Liberty Ave
Eeee
Morris J. Ephraim
Washington Ave
Belleville
Compton Ter
Milton M. Lilien
Roswell C. Donah
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Clark St
Harry Resnick
Doremus Place
Victor Talamini
Raritan Road
Clark
Joseph Lamera
Carlyle Place
Union
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Imperial Delicatessen and Restaurant
Sloppy & Smokey Joes
Union Newark
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Bricktown
Maxwell House
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SOLI
SCOTT
ARM & Hammer
Harry
Maine
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