Rutgers Grants 40 Degrees at May Commencement
About 7,500 Rutgers University graduates earned degrees in ceremonies in New Brunswick and on Queens Campus Mall. President Edward J. Bloustein delivered the main address. seven individuals received honorary degrees, including Frank Raucher Jr. and Anthony Lewis. Hillside residents listed among the degree recipients with names and addresses.
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Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Edward J. Bloustein
The
State University
Queens
Frank Joseph Rauscher Jr
National Cancer Institute
Rutgers
Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Arthur Mendel
Walter Gellhorn
Fieanor Jack Gibson
Hillside
Lindsay L. Allen
Batley Ave
Bs-Uc
Penny L. Biak
Belleview
St. Louis Ave
Frank George Desanto
Hollywood Ave
Ab-Uc
Barry G. Fields
Hiawatha Ave
Karen G. H. Fields
Williamson Ave
Margeret R. Gillin
Munn Ave
MSW
Gary E. Gnatz
Bloy St
Gary Gordon
Debra Faith Gor- Mn
Seymour Heller
Salem Ave
Kevin Daniel Howard
Conant St
William George
Districts Republican Murphy Democrat Baldassano Vote Totals
A township committee race shows Murphy listed as Republican and Baldassano as Democrat with registered and voted tallies across 15 districts. Totals indicate 827 votes counted with varying district results.
Hillside Votes Hint at Gubernatorial Outlook and Party Balance
Hillside voters heavily backed Rep. Sandman for GOP governor and former Superior Court Judge Byrne for Democrats in a tense statewide race. Local results show Brennan Byrne leading Democratic lines and notable shifts in township committee support with various state and local races tallied.
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Hillside
Bellweather
Rep
Sandman
GOP
Judge Byrne
Governnor
Michael Maglio
Brendan Byrne
Ann Klein
Francis Forst
Vito Albanese
Vincent Balidassano
John ©. Murphy
Thirteen Hillside Residents Earn Union College Degrees
Thirteen Hillside residents are among 294 Union College graduates for its 39th commencement on June 9. The class marks Union College's largest ever, aided by new branch campuses in Elizabeth and Plainfield. Notable locals include Roberta Asch Jeffrey Bank Janyce Barberio Rosemary Bassiculo Linda Drill Dennis Fox Alan Felker Carol Helock Stephen Pellettiere Joseph Politowicz Arleen Shapow George Shelbourne and Barry Yankosky.
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Hillside
Union College
Kenneth W. Iversen
Iversen
Elizabeth
Plainfield
Roberta D
Asch
Blackburn Road
Jeffrey R
Bank
Lehigh St
Janyce E
Barberio
Silver Ave
Rosemary M
Bassiculo
Florence Ave
Linda F
Drill
Boa Place
Dennis R
Fox
Hollywood Ave
Alan R
Felker
Warwick Road
Carol A Helock
Harvard Ave
Stephen Dom
Inick Pellettiere
Virginia St
Joseph 8. Politowicz
Bright St
Arleen F. Shapow
Liberty Ave
George A. Shelbourne
Sanford Ave
Barry D. Yankosky
Gurd Ave
Weequahic High School
Newark
Miss Asch
Phi Theta Kappa
Edward Asch
Montclair State College
Bayonne High School
Miss Barberto
Hillside High School
Joseph Barberto
Hillside United Presbyterian Strawberry Feastival Invitation
Hillside United Presbyterian Church invites all to a Strawberry Feastival on Thursday June 7 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m with donations of 1. Rev Frank Vigh promotes the event to support church activities. Also noted is Tony Vit Day recognizing Tony Vit Hillside Rotary representative at Lausanne Swiss International Convention and his 28 years of perfect attendance.
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Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Frank Vigh
Carroll Dolan
Rotary
Tony
Europe
Hillside Rotary
Lausanne
Switzerland
Plymouth
Milton Stone
Bayview Ave
Lafayette College grants 480 degrees at 138th commencement
Two Hillside graduates are among the Lafayette College class of 1969. Ronald J. Frank earns a BA in religion after making the Dean’s List and winning the Porter Bible Prize. Fred M. Szarko, 1969 Pingry School graduate, earns a BA in psychology and serves as fraternity social chair and golf captain.
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Lafayette College
Porter Bible Prize
McKelvy
Fred M. Szarko
Fred Szarko
Nottingham Way
Pingry School
Interfraternity Council
Hillside Jaycees Host Walkers Pizza Party
On Monday June 1st at 7 30 P M the Hillside Jaycees recognize over 200 walkers from their 20 mile Do Something Walk held May 30th. The event at Hillside Community Center features walk films and more. Over 3 000 sponsor cards will be mailed this week to supporters.
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Hillside Jaycees
Hillside Community Center
Police Chief Shelbourne Earns His Diploma
Chief George Shelbourne of the Hillside Police Department graduates from Union College with an Associate in Arts in Law Enforcement after years of part time study begun in 1969. He leads local police training as dean of the Union County Police Chiefs Association academy and heads the Union County Tactical Force while urging officers to pursue higher education. He plans to transfer to a four year college for a bachelor’s degree and may teach in the future.
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Union College
George Shelbourne
Hillside Police Department
Shelbourne
Union County Police Chiefs Association
Union County Tactical Force
Parades and Picnic to Highlight Hillsiders Weekend
The warm weekend forecast brings a postponed Memorial Day Parade on Saturday June 9 at 12:00 PM starting from Hills High School. A 60th Anniversary Committee picnic follows at the recreation area by the Community Center with hamburgers and hot dogs available at cost. Food tickets go on sale Saturday morning from 10 to 12 and again after the parade.
Rotary backs cleanup campaign with painted drums around town
Hillside Rotary Club placed 47 steel drums around town this week bearing the Keep Hillside Clean slogan. Drums donated by Andrew Campbell of Eastern Steel Barrel Co. Photographed are Pat Growney Welter Schorr Joe Rinlath Al Swider and Paul McCarthy painting drums with Rotary insignia. missing are Herb Hurtengl Dr. and Ken Hethensy who also drilled drain tides at the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Hillside Rotary Club
Andrew Campbell
Eastern Steel Barrel Co
Pat Growney
Welter Schorr
Joe Rinlath
al Swider
Paul McCarthy
Rotary
Herb Hurtengl
Ken Hethensy
Negotiations Stall as Hillside Police Picket Town Hall
Police complain only ten percent of normal summonses issued amid pay dispute with Hillside Township. Local 70 contends promises were made last year as negotiations restart. Demonstrations continue with officials seeking court orders and the public watching tense talks.
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Comnerret
J. Arnold Witte
Hillside Times
Witte
Police Department
Policeman’s Benevolent Association Local 70
John Kulish
Arnold Witte
Charles Mancuso
Max Mehler
Newark
James Welsh
Illaide Times
Eugene
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Naomi Mills
Ab-N
Richard J. Nascimento
Fitzpatrick St
Evelyn Nieves
Highland Ave
Richard Franklin Norris
Field Pl
Martin H. Nover
Summer Ave
Nene Pappert
McLean Pl
Ab-L
Walter Rapka Jr
Winchester Ave
Mba-N
Leonard J. Satkowski
Chapman St
Caroll
Savitz
Ellen HK
Stegalovsky
Bond St
Ab-D
Steven M. Solomon
Puree St
Maxine Strauss
Mls
Jerrold Paul Tepper
Eastern Pirway
Raphael Douglas Umansky
Susan Terry Weinberg
Clark St
Ah-N
Joyce Weisenfeld
Fairview PL
Joan A. Wislotski
Queen Ct
Abn
Jules Allan 4Ysman
Schley Sr
Lindsay Allen
Penny Risk
Karen Fields
Barry Fields
Mark Katchen
Marily Kuner
Marsha Levy
J. Henry Mandelbaum
Miriam Mills
Martin Nover
Ellen Siegalovsky
Jules Zysman
Murphy
Baldassano
Byrne
McDermott
Menza
Cox
Kielbasa
McCloud
General Assembly
Bassano
Tracy
McCarthy
Wilson
Kanan
King
Davis
Durbin
Mancione
Caldwell
Board OF Freeholders
Bonnell
Lee
McVey
Democrat - Kennedy
Romano
Petkov
Lattimore
Long
Seymour
Bailey
Law
Mittee
Griffin
Fischer
Archbishop Walsh High School
Miss Bussiculo
Seton Hall University
Miss Drill
Gamma Sigma Chi Sorority
Harold Drill
Newark State College
Gamma Sigma Chi Eorcrity
Isadore Feller
Merts Ave
Oeces
Dean
Raaker
Iit Seblbater
Goda
Lafayette
Herbert Ross Brown
New England Quarterly Magazine
Bowdoin College
College of Arts, Sciences, and Engineering
Ronald Frank
State
Andrukite
Western Eilectric
Market St
Penn Station
Market Street
Western Electric
George Davies
James Silva
Ed Oakie
Captain Davies
Pennsylvania
Andrakite
Davies
P.B.A
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