Hillside Week Police Roundup and Local Incidents
Detectives Minergipo and King arrested five Newark youths at 3:20 p.m. Sunday for stealing two cartons of iced tea from Dell's Fruit Juice Co. Six other local incidents include a dog bite on Salem Avenue, injuries from a vehicle crash, drag racing disturbances near Route 22, an outdoor movie event for youth, recovered stolen car, brush fire at Westinghouse, window damage from a firecracker, two residents locked out, a child injuring an arm in a playground accident, hospitalization of a salesman, car damage on Route 22, and several minor accidents plus a kitchen drawer fire at a Union Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Minergipo
Jack King
Newark
Dell's Fruit Juice Co
Hillside Ave
Ever
Newark and Hillside
Newark-Hillside
Fairleigh Dickinson Grants 25 Degrees at 3 Campuses
Fairleigh Dickinson University awarded degrees to 2,500 candidates in ceremonies at Rutherford Teaneck and Madison on Saturday June 7. Masters of business administration went to William Strauss of Schley Street and Stewart Epstein. Undergraduate degrees were conferred on graduates including Melvin Alper Barbara Harper Sandrea Heifech Harvey Hirschsfield Robert Lerman Jerome Rosen Steven Schachner Stephen Shiller Jerome Wichinsky Ira Wolfe and Barry Zins among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Melvin Alper
Williamson Ave
Meta Baron
Winchester Ave
Robert Bossert
Harry Boxer
Field Pl
William Cowell
Tillman St
Robert Fishbein
Stephen Glick
Compton Terr
Gail Goldberg
Barbara Harper
Nottingham Way
Sandrea Heifech
Conklin Ave
Harvey Hirschfield
Saybrook Annex Graduation for 74 Students
Saybrook Annex held graduation exercises for 74 kindergarten students. The ceremony featured songs by the class, band selections by the A P Morris School band, and a play titled Peter Rabbit. Principal David Harris addressed students, parents, and guests, with two classes listed among graduates and many teachers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook Annex
A.P. Morris
Peter Rabbit
David Harris
Ruth Fisher
Stephen Burkert
Andrew Campbell
Brian Davies
John Devone
Steven Kar- Hick
James Large
Mark Mayer
Philip Menza
Eric Metzger
Glenn Rush
Barry Sapotnick
Thomas Snihur
Steven Springer
Danny Stepel
Robert Tewes
Vail-Deane Graduates Fifteen In 1915 Across Classes
Commencement exercises were held Tuesday at the Vail-Deane School in Elizabeth for the class of 1915. El izabeth Haire and Kathryn Tracy led awards, with Tracy earning cum laude honors and English and modern history prizes. Other graduates included Nancy Stern Geraldine Goldman and Sheldon Atwater. An auto recovered incident involved Mrs Phyllis Susser of Irvington, and Bernard Asch reported a bicycle theft from the Coronet Sweet Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail-Deane School
Elizabeth
Elzabeth Haire
Nottingham Ways
Watt=Beane
Kathryn Tracy
Ogden Way
Charlotte Warner Morrell
Miss Tracy
Jean Reinhard
Salem Ave
Shelley Brooke Lopata
Irvington Ave
Nancy Stern
Exeter Way
Geraldine Goldman
Wilder St
Sheldon Atwater
Masters Sq
AUTO
William Royle
Phyllis Susser
Irvington
Center Bowl
Union
Bernard Asch
Liberty Ave
Two Take MD Degree Two Local Residents Earn Doctors of Medicine
Two local residents were awarded the degree of Doctor of Medicine. The ceremony recognized their completion of medical studies and eligibility to practice.
Labor Management Salute Dr Weisenfeld At Dinner
Dr Allan Weisenfeld head of the New Jersey State Mediation Board will be guest at a Public Service Council Labor Federation of Israel dinner at Brunswick Inn East Brunswick. Proceeds cover a Mikhmoret kibbutz cultural center. Dinner costs 50 per plate, chaired by Joseph Biancardi and Walter Money, with former Gov Meyner as honorary chairman. notable speakers include Anthony Kaiser and Stanley Rous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Weisenfeld
New Jersey State Mediation Board
Public Service Council
Histadrut
Labor Federation of Israel
Brunswick Inn
East Brunswick
Joseph G. Biancardi
Robi. B. Meyner
Mikhmoret
Israel
New Jersey State Board of Mediation
Weisenfeld
New York
American Arbitration Association
New York State Board of Mediation and
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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Hillside
John Murphy
Mary Kennedy
Ill
Grace V. Ambrose
Bailey Ave
Pam
Galloping Hill Road
Alwin D. Ambrose
Memorial General Hospital
Hollywood Ave
Charles Hilser
Hilser
David Brindle
Smith Cadillac
Chestnut St
Gregory Munn
Franklin St
Summit Ave
Fire Engine Co. 3
Westinghouse Electric Co
Jean Noble
Yale Ave
Bepa Gold
Conant St
Sarah Guensper
Grumman Ave
Hazel Stevens
Woodruff Ave
Kim Oram
McMichael Place
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Encee
Walter E. Corris
The
Daily Journal
Ida Jenina
Route 22
Rayce Lot
Bloy St
Teeee
Leo St
Fire Engine Co. 1
Harold Brewster
Union Ave
Bossert
Cowell
Glick
Halper
Heifech
Hirschfield
Schachner
Shiller
Wichinsky
Wolfe
Diane Brennan
Jodi Gornitzky
Amy Hirschberg
Elizabeth Klusener
Peggy Martin
Andrea Milo
Cheri Madolsky
Karen Ortstein
Ann Marie Quinlan
Jacqui Rochelle
Emily Stone
Cheryl Weiss
Evelyn Newman
Rie Alers
John Burkert
Luis Cancel
Glenn Davison
Carmen Dee
Michael Efstathiou
Jonn Fritz
Richard Gray
Robert Herb
Mary Kisling
Dennis Kobitz
Allen Kornspan
Anthony Korsakas
John Kuebler
Kevin McCutcheon
Robert Meskin
Russell Miller
Lawrence Moore
Peter Morgan
Vincent Oliveri
Mario Savaria
Paul Schirmer
Steven Sivak
Richard Swider
Vincent Tripodi
Henry Ericson
Andrea Barlo
Elizabeth Burwell
Brenda Delesso
Patricia Donah
Carol Driscoll
Georgene Flores
Doris Ann Fontaine
Donna Goldstein
UCTC
Union County Trust Company
Hizabeth
Unden
CRANFORD + SUMMIT
Berkeley
Lral Reserva
Fetaro
Vail-Deane
Anthony Kaiser
Mdgrees
New Jersey College of Medicine
Den
St Mt Et
Gar
Imonarch
Toyota
W.J. Times
Dr. Weisenfeld
Stanley Rous
Cynthia Hero
Kaiser
Martland Hospital
Dr. Rous
Weequahic High School
Rutgers University
Marsha Warshawsky
Livington
Rous
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Rutgers Univer
Sherman’s Stork
Chancellor Avenue
Newark, N. J
Jesse
Plaid
Nila Rat Lo Ees
Gruen
Bienne
Autowind Hornet
Julius Oksenhorn
Millburn Ave
Millburn
Nwj
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