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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1976
Page
5
Public Opinion urges local religious civic and fraternal groups to join Hillside Bicentennial Parade on July 4 1976 marking the nation s 200th birthday. The committee asks for organizational participation and a designated representative to contact.
Lisa Ulrich grade 7 recounts trying out for Calvi n Coolidge basketball in November only to be told no girls could join after a new rule. She remained on the roster as score keeper, while advocating for a girls team.
A community notice urges support for Zionism and Hadassah. It features a Hillside Chapter recruitment with contact details for Mrs. Raymond W Kobitz at 351-9553. The message frames Israel as a refuge and homeland for Jews and emphasizes preserving Jewish identity.
A Hillside message thanks 1975 Board members and notes departures for 1976 Frank Corso Charlotte De Filippo and Charles Mancuso will pursue other directions Catherine Pease seeks another term and calls for more citizens at debates. The speaker stresses dedication commitment and expertise for quality education and hopes time and place of debates will be announced.
The forecast warns Aries through Pisces to avoid easy bets and gossip driven choices. Expect unplanned finance stress and a need to guard long term goals while a surprising aid may appear from an unexpected source.
The Hillside Times urges citizens to attend upcoming Board of Education debates to question candidates on parent involvement, overall Hillside education, and time commitments. It stresses using reliable information for voting and supporting a sound school budget rather than a popularity contest.
Nicholas De Corigliano Sr. 59 of Hillside died Wednesday at East Orange Veterans Hospital. Born in Newark he lived in Hillside most of his life. A retired self employed building contractor he worked in the Union and Hillside area. He was a World War II veteran.
Army veteran Aries Origliano leaves five sons Anth ony Nicholas Jr David John and Fred a daughter Miss Donna three brothers Peter Guy and Frank four sisters Mrs Alex Fedorczyk Mrs Peter Garavalla Mrs John Popolillo and Mrs Robert Peronick and 11 grandchildren.
James D. Haney Assistant Vice President at The National State Bank Hillside office 1320 North Broad St earns graduation from the National Commercial Lending Graduate School University of Oklahoma Norman Oklahoma. The ABA founded program trains lenders with two in residence sessions an extension project and mandatory exams.
Lawrence C. Krampert has been named vice president of personnel at Devro Inc the Johnson Johnson subsidiary that makes edible casings. He joined Ethicon in 1959 served in personnel posts in Somerville and San Angelo and moved to Devro in 1967 rising to director and board member by 1971.
George Yampolsky aged 67 of 1476 Stanley Terrace died at home after a long Newark birth and Hillside residence history. He retired last year from Edward Ruskin Industrial Hardware Co. after 50 years. Ida Halper aged 62 of Hillside died in Memorial Hospital New York City. She was active in Golden Link Oriental Lodge Sisterhood of Congregation Sinai Torath Chaim Hebrew Club and B nai B rith Women. Surviving family includes husband Lou, children Herbert Lawrence Paul Myra Muriel, seven grandchildren, and siblings. Both notices note community affiliations and Hendrickson family ties.
We reached a settlement with our insurer on structural damages though not full. Firemen saved most of our home and contents. volunteers will help with repairs. Please stop further donations to Clinton Fire Fund. request Totfinder stickers for households with children or invalids, available via Ann Lord.
Newark and Elizabeth residents faced fines for traffic and related offenses. Henry Goldhor fined 35 for red light violation. James Anderson 15 and 10 contempt for delinquent parking. Frank Regenthal 60 for driving with no license. others fined for speeding, careless driving, absent license, or leaving the scene of an accident. Silas Terry paid 100 contempt and 15 10 fines for prior violations. Levone Edwards and Charles Baker each 85 for shoplifting at Acme Supermarket.
Police blotter reports Norm Harper of Elizabeth finds damage to a car outside Sun Set Lanes including a broken antenna mirror and windshield wiper. Barbara Richardson on Coe Avenue reports her 1972 Ford LTD stolen. Ben Kinsman on Avy Street reports a 1970 Mercury entered with $613 in property taken including two tape units a tape player three watches and six rings.
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