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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1968
Page
1
IRAD Re Activated By Popular Demand
Carmen J. Ferrigno and Marvin Corwick announce the reactivation of the IRAD group for Ferrigno and Corwick due to many requests., Seymour Bateman chairs the organization with several committee members listed and plans to be announced later. Mrs. A Werner publishes a poem honoring her son SP/4 Michael Werner, a Hillside High School graduate and Army medic stationed in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Marvin Corwick
I.R.R.D
Ferrigno
Corwick
Mr. Ferrigno
Successfully
Seymour Bateman
Frank Corso
Gloria Cordero
Tom Schierer
Sally Wasserman
Dorothy Hricke
Bob Korlesky
Mary Ann Cupido
Anthony Dee
A. Werner
Hollywood Ave
Times
Michael Werner
Michael
Chulai
Vietnam
Hillside High School
Army
Two Union youths injured when car hits pole near Lehigh Place
At 2 04 am Saturday a car driven by Pvt Robert L Lackowitz 20 of 634 Evergreen Parkway Union struck a pole one tenth of a mile west of Lehigh Place. Passenger Patrick Alfano 17 of 119 Walton Ave Union sustained lip cuts and possible concussion. Lackowitz suffered forehead and left eye lacerations and faced driving while revoked charges. Both were hospitalized at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth. Military authorities notified and Lackowitz moved to St Albans Hospital New York. Alfano in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Place
Robert L. Lackowitz
Evergreen Parkway
Union
Patrick Alfano
Walton Ave
Lackowitz
Robert Konapada
Locust Ave
Robbers' Chase Ends in Wrong Car Standoff
A Lyons Avenue bank holdup sparked a noon chase by eight Newark police cars pursuing a New York vehicle. They stopped the car in front of the Hillside Times office on North Broad Street, pulled out two passengers, who were later released. Hillside police aided. a Park Police car and a station wagon with four children collided nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Ave
Leslie St
Newark
New York
Hillside Times
North Broad St
Hillside
Essex County Park
Mayfair Theatre
Party Stabbing at Newark Home After Spat Over Record
Nicholas Armente, 25, of 144 Coe Ave, is in fair condition at Beth Israel Hospital Newark with stab wounds from a 12:02 a m Sunday incident at Gary Gnatz 249 Bloy St. Police question 40 party guests to find the assailant. knife used was a pen knife. Police also issued a teletype alert last Tuesday for three men seen dumping concrete slabs on the parking lot of the 40s Diner 1185 Liberty Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Armente
Coe Ave
Bethsrael Hospital
Newark
Gary Gnatz
Bloy St
Armente
Liberty Ave
Family greets long lost brother at JFK as tavern hours ordered
The Bensky family waits at Kennedy Airport for Samuel Bensky's brother Shmul Pogrebinskiy arriving after a 48 year separation. Pogrebinskiy returns home with a Yiddish speaking cab to Hillside as reporters crowd the arrivals. Meanwhile Hillside votes to extend tavern closing to 2 a.m. and sets public hearings on August 6 and August 20. Residents complain about Fabyan Swim Club parking and bus congestion, urging closure or condemnation amid concerns over state land use and stolen cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bensky
Maple Ave
Kennedy International Airport
Bensky’s
Samuel
Shmul Pogrebinskiy
Hillside
A. Howard Finkel
Monroe Ackerman
Alex Menza
Ferrigno
Diamond
Fabyan Pl
Winans Ave
Fabyan
United Community Corps of
Arthur Felder
Philip Schectman
Schectman
Human Relations Group To Hold Hillside Survey Session
The Hillside Human Relations Committee plans a July 18 meeting at 8:30 p.m. in Calvary Lutheran Church Maple Ave Hillside. Allen Kornfeld reports strong member response and pledges of cooperation. A township attitudes survey will be discussed with Saul Schreier leading the survey team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Human Relations Committee
Calvary Lutheran Church
Maple Ave
Hillside
Allen Kornfeld
Saul Schreier
Hillside PAL Building to serve adults with arts groups
The Hillside PAL Building will host adult civic groups starting in September after repairs closed it Saturday. Scheduled users include Hillside Creative Arts Committee Hillside Chapter of the Old Guard Hillside Police Wives Association Senior Citizens Police Reserve and Fire Auxiliary. The Police Reserve and Fire Auxiliary move from Civil Defense Headquarters. The old fire house will be razed for an $80 000 Hillside Ambulance Squad Building and the Hollywood Avenue Firehouse room will house the firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Pal
Preserve of Youth
Hillside Creative Arts Committee
Hillside Chapter
The
Old Guard
Hillside Police Wives Association
Senior Citizens
Police Reserve
Fire Auxili
Civil Defense and Disaster Control
Maple Ave
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Hollywood Ave
Three youths fined for golf course ordinance violation
Three Hillside youths were fined 35 dollars each by Municipal Judge Albert Kinney in Union Municipal Court for failing to register and pay a fee to play golf at 5 45 p m on June 24 at Galloping Hill Golf Course Union The violators were David Lipp 1446 B Liberty Ave Edward Siwicki 1456 Franklin St and Ira Bailey 1452 Liberty Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Albert Kinney
Irvington
Union Municipal
Galloping Hill
Union
Union County Park
David Lipp
Liberty Ave
Edward Siwicki
Franklin St
Ira Bailey
Loot Taken From Business Buildings
Two business buildings were looted last Saturday with no indication of forced entry at the Professional Building 1219 Liberty Ave where three typewriters and three adding machines were stolen. At Parigian Carpet Co 1475 N Broad St glass was broken from an office door and an undetermined amount of loot was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Ave
Parigian Carpet Co
N. Broad St
Carpet Company
Hillside High summer school enrollment and funding report
The Hillside School Board reports 476 students at Summer School 24 fewer than last year. Of these 98 are elementary remedial pupils, 43 private school entrants, and 23 in elementary classes. The Summer Music School serves 50 elementary instrumental pupils with 15 more in twirling. The board requests 471000 for eight weeks and has received various funds for Titles I II and V. Tuition is set at 1250 for trainable or educable, 625 for high school, and 525 for elementary. Board members plan to attend Atlantic City conferences October 23 25 and November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
Wayne T. Branom
Board of Education
Hillside
Atlantic City
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Dorothy Hallaway
Harvard Ave
Margaret M. Roche
Hillside Photo Service
Norman Gluech
Harden St
Edward Edwardson
Frances Place
Fire Engine CO
Bernard Ter
Ink
Precision Lighting Co
Central Ave
Alexander Chambliss
Summer Ave
Franklin C. Erdman
Alfonso Minervino
James Cozart
Howard St
Essex County Court
Ramsey Ave
Donald Wilson
Fitzpatrick St
Clinton Place
Conklin Ave
Nelson Weisberg
St. Louis Ave
Stollen
Eeo
Kenneth Vogel
Jacobi's Florists
U.S
Bensky
Irv. Schultz
Irv
Newark News
Moscow
Francis Goldstein
Hartley Ter
Evergreen Cemetery
Soldier Boy
Bugle
TOBIA
BBC
Liberty Avenue Waverly
Center
Mrs. Bensky
Itz
Max Fischner
Shmul
Pogrebinskiy Re
PAL
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