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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1965

Page

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Newark State Graduates 13 From Newark State College

Newark State College in Union awarded 13 bachelor degrees and three master's degrees to Hillside residents at a Union campus ceremony held last Thursday. Recipients include Anne Catherine Barlok and Harriet Anne Benjamin with bachelor of arts in general elementary education, Marianne Hamner, Sharon Roberts, and others in various education and science fields. Master of Arts honors went to Edward Jonathan Bell, Rita Bleckner, and Judith Silverman.

Newark State College Union Hillside Anne Catherine Barlok Ry Wve Harriet Anne Benjamin Westminster Ave Pauline Helen Bulgar Sturner Carol Ellen Erd Thomas Albert Chaimberlain Munroe Douglas Laureene Williams Winans Ave Edward Jonathan Bell Conant St Rita Joyce Bleckner Maple Ave Judith Anne Silverman Williamson

Republicans Welcome September Debate

Two statements from Hillside Township Committee Republicans call for open debate with Democrats and criticize June 9 forum disruptions. Makary Tarnoff and Arnold Witte urge a September debate at a public facility with equal time, rebuttal and cost sharing, while condemning disruptive conduct by opposition members at a prior event.

Lgg Frank Open Demice Luige Makary Tarnoff Ucitier Robert Diamond Flor Carmen Ferrgno Hillside Homeowners' Association Come Iitgients Arnold Witte Davie Digmond Hillside Times Ferrigno Diamond Fortigno Owe

Graduates Garrod at New York Academy June Commencement

Graduates at New York Academy held its 19th commencement on June 9 in the auditorium of the new school on South Orange Avenue, Livingston. H Bruce Palmer, president of the National Industrial Conference Board, was main speaker. Jeffrey Garrod, son of E Henry and Mrs E Garrod of Hillside, plans to enter Cornell University in September.

Garrod New York Academy South Orange Avenue Livingston H. Bruce Palmer National Industrial Conference Board The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co Jeffrey Garrod E. Henry Garrod Fairview Pl Hillside Cornell University

Hillside PAL Seeks Donations to Speed Mail Service

Hillside PAL has sent 7 000 letters to residents at 274 Hillside Ave seeking funds for equipment. Donations can be mailed to Detective Lois J Stier. Postmaster William H Runyon announced last daily mail collection will be 5 p m from June 21 to speed delivery by earlier train connections. weekend and holiday collections remain unchanged.

Hillside Pal Hillside Ave Lois J.stier William H. Runyon Hillside

Hillside Community Pool Opens For Season

The Hillside Community Swimming Pool began its second season at 1 a.m. last weekend, announced by Sanford Goldberg, commission chairman. It will open again this weekend and operate daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. starting June 26.

Hillside Community Swimming Pool Sanford Goldberg Commission

Hillside residents Garodnick and Tutulis earn Rutgers LL B degrees

Roger Alan Garodnick of 32 Bailey Avenue Hillside and Peter John Tutulis of 121 North Avenue Hillside were awarded LL B degrees last week at Rutgers University School of Law Newark. The ceremonies were held Wednesday on the New Brunswick campus of the state university.

Garodnick Tutulis Roger Alan Garodnick Bailey Ave Peter John Tutulis North Ave Hillside Rutgers University School of Law Newark New Brunswick The State University

Tipsy Driver Gets 40 Days Jail and License Revocation

Clarence Dawson, 31, of Newark, jailed 40 days after a head on Chestnut Avenue collision with Harriet Stein of Maplewood. Fired from Air-Castics Co. for intoxication, he also faces charges of expired license and unregistered vehicle. Magistrate Goldher credited two local jail days. another man, Thomas Paterson, was jailed 44 days for revoked license and related offenses. Additional fines issued to Murray Gagorski, Stanley Leaks, Robert Storch, and Roy Belin Jr. for various traffic violations.

Clarence Dawson W. Kinney Sr Newark Chestnut Ave Harriet Stein Maplewood John Senatore Dawson Air-Castics Co Thomas Paterson Monroe Ave Elizabeth Murray Cagorski Schleifer Drive Stanley Leaks East Orange Garden State Parkway Robert Storch Broadway Roy Belin Jr 3Rd St Plainfield

Central Buying Plan could save township $1000 annually

Mayor Robert Diamond announced a study showing the proposed central purchasing plan would cut office supply costs. The plan would have all township supplies bought from a wholesale supplier at 40 percent off, with daily deliveries to the Municipal Building and a 30 percent average saving per item. Committee members included Marvin Corwick Louis Dischler Samuel Katz and John Desch.

Robert Diamond Diamond Marvin Corwick Louis Dischler Samuel Katz John Desch Schleifer Petitson Planning Board Max Schleifer Saybrook Place City of Elizabethtown Water Co North Ave Wii Public Service Electric and Gas Co Maple Ave Winans Ave Newark Woodruff Place Dotto Schleifer Road Robert Dismond Montoeckerman Ackerman Stute Board of Health Conant Street Park

Ready For College Seale Heads To Drew University

Ready For College minor J Deale son of Jus lice Capt and Mrs Arthur L Seale of 114 Woodruff Place has graduated from Admiral Farragut Academy Pine Beach and been accepted by Drew University Madison for September freshman class He serves as a lifeguard this summer.

J. Deale Arthur L. Seale Woodruff Place Admiral Farragut Academy Pine Beach Drew University Madison

Brush Fires Strain Hillside Fire Department This Week

Dry grass and rail line debris sparked a series of brush fires across the Hillside Fire Department area. Fire along the Irvington branch of the Lehigh Valley Railroad scorched about a half mile, threatening propane tankers. Separate incidents included a four car garage fire on 1222 North Broad Street and fires at Ursino Lake and a tree at Robert Street and Gee Avenue. Firefighters rescued a bird and a cat, removed a hive from a tree, and tackled a demolished former nursery site on Broad and King Streets.

Hillside Fire Department Irvington Lehigh Valley Railroad Edgcomb Steel Corp Pyrofax Gas Corp Richard Lawrence Ll Coe Ave N. Broad Sr Ursino Lake Robert St Gee Ave Barbara Abramowitz Fabyan Pl Delaware Valley Nursery N. Broad St King St Sadie Lieb Leslie St Michael Bish, Jr Belleview Ter Pennsylvania Ave Doremus Place Hillside Ave

Boy Hurt After Running Into Car. Driver Issued Careless Driving Summons

Jeffrey Poucher two suffers chest and knee bruises and a facial cut when he ran into a car driven east on Buchanan Street by Carmen Dalessandro. Dalessandro and the boy's parents took the child to Beth Israel Hospital Newark where he was treated and released. Dalessandro cited for careless driving. Ira Bitz twenty one sustained forehead lacerations and abrasions after his car skidded on the highway and struck a utility pole. Bodle James thirty seven adds that Bitz’s car then recoiled and was struck by his vehicle.

Jeffrey Poucher Buchanan St Carmen L. Dalessandro Lexington Pl Elizabeth Beth Israel Hospital Newark Dalessandro Ira Bitz Great Neck Spring St St. Eliz~a Beth's Hospital Bicz James Bodle Hoffman Pl Irvington Bitz

Superintendent Branom Selected for Europe Conference

Wayne T Branom superintendent of schools was chosen by the American Association of School Administrators to attend the July Luxembourg convention of the International Organization of Elementary School Teachers and Secondary School Administrators. He will visit the UNESCO office in Paris. The convention runs July 26 to 29.

Wayne T.branom American Association of School Administrators Luxembourg International Organization of Elementary Unesco Paris

Szarko's Liquor Store Ad Promotes Free Delivery

An old classified notice advertises Szarko's Liquor Store at 1917 Liberty Avenue offering free delivery and beer keg deals with a 53 1495 contact line. The fragment mentions prowt delivery and a beer cooler.

Szarko's Liberty Avenue Ines Iors Toe Hl

Kiwanis Dinner Honors 44 Years Fire Chief Daviet

Hillside Kiwanis Club feted Fire Chief August H. Daviet at College Inn for 44 years in firefighting. Mayor Robert Diamond praised his career starting in Saybrook Volunteer Fire Co. and continuing in the paid department since 1964, with key promotions in 1927 1943 and 1950. The event featured a red themed gift set and remarks on major fires in 1963 and 1964.

Hillside Kiwanis Club College Inn August H. Daviet Robert Diamond Chief Davie Saybrook Volunteer Fire Company Daviet Albert Schoen Henry Galdher Davies Ceva Airex Corp Louis A. Dischler

Fairleigh Dickinson Grants Degrees to Three Local Graduates

Three Hillside residents earned bachelor of science degrees at Fairleigh Dickinson University ceremonies. Robert G. Galazin of 840 Harvard Ave., Fred Popick of 1061 Voorhees St., and Kenneth Schwartz of 220 Ryan St. were among graduates from 224 New Jersey communities and other states.

Hillside New Jersey Fairleigh Dickinson Robert G. Galazin Harvard Ave Fred Popick Voorhees St Kenneth Schwartz Ryan St

Hillside Firms Secure Government Contracts

The Washington office of U.S. Senator Harrison released two items affecting Hillside. The Department of Labor approves a four worker machinist training project at Harpak Machine and Tool Corp in Hillside costing 1715 dollars. The Navy Purchasing Office awards a 2 million dollar contract to Western Electric Hillside for flexible submarine repeaters for oceanographic research.

Hillside Washington U.S Harrison. Wilams D-N Department of Labor Bureau of Apprenticeship Harpak Machine and Tool Corp Long Ave Navy Purchasing Office Western Electric

Also Mentioned on This Page

Newark State Hamberlain Erdman Roberts Kreshok Barlok Benjamin Goorman Bulgar Lanuuw Millside High School Monroe Acker- Man Hillsiyle Audiente Editorium Mack Tarnoff Pete Peter G. Humanik Board of Recreation Commissioners Hillside Camera Club New Jersey Federation of Camera Clubs Massachusetts Hillside High Westfield High Ee Tee Tobia Waverly Europe Kiwanis John A. Desch Louis J. Hess Jack Wenz Robert W. Sonntag Harold Denk Inlaw August H. Daviet Jr Barbara Paul Jerry Mulloy Hoboken Elizabeth River Union County Park Commission Central Ave Wilder St Pofick Schwartz
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