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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1969

Page

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Diamonds and cash stolen in driveway robbery at Skuratofsky home

Detectives investigate a Friday early morning home invasion at 126 North Ave. Mrs and Mr Skuratofsky say two or three masked men using pistols bound them with tape and stole $760, a seven carat diamond ring, wedding ring, cufflinks, and earrings. The family's son and two grandchildren were present. police responded at 1:15 a.m. with detectives in charge.

Jacob Skuratofsky North Ave Lets Skuratofsky Sarah St. Barnabas Medical Center Livingston Vauxhall Union Robert Hach Jerome Horning John Veachshein Carl Lepore Robert Oramis

Hillside Industrial Association Golf Outing Set

Hillside Industrial Association plans an 11 a.m. Friday golf outing at Braidburn Country Club Florham Park with luncheon and dinner. Officers to be reelected at dinner. In charge are Neil Buie Harold Reinhard Harold Benzing Dominick Zazzali and Peter Stec.

Hillside Industrial Association Braidburn Country Club Florham Park Neil Buie Harold Reinhard Harold Benzing Dominick Zazzali Peter Stec

Scout Fund Drive in Hillside Faces Closure Crisis

Editorial urges donations to the Union Council Boy Scouts of America in Eastern Union County to cover a $2,202 shortfall. Hillside serves 14 units with 404 scouts. total annual need is $5,111, with $2,909 covered by Eastern United Fund. Checks to Union Council Boy Scouts of America, 601 Union.

Boy Scouts of America America Boypower Union County Union Council Hillside Eastern United Fund Friends of Scouting Movement Union

Principal Krautblatt Honored for 38 Years Service at Hillside

Hillsiders honored William Krautblatt, George Washington School principal for 24 years and Hillside’s system veteran for 38, at a College Inn dinner. Dr. Branom and Mrs. Diamond praised student progress and career achievements of his alumni. Highlights included PTA gifts, a scrapbook presentation, and a high school band performance.

Emmet T. White College Inn PTA Harriet Unger Myrna J. Weissman David Harris Abram P. Morris-Saybrook School William Krauthlatt George Washington School Pta Phillips

Playground Season Begins Next Week in Hillside

The Hillside Recreation Commission announces the summer playground season from June 23 to August 22, 1969. Multiple locations including Coe Avenue George Washington Harden Looker and Bristol-Myers will be supervised 9 a.m. to dusk, Monday through Friday. Other sites offer varied hours with daily supervision at Central Avenue near the Roche pool and Hillside High School tennis courts open 9 a.m. to dusk weekdays and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends.

Hillside Recreation Commission Coe Avenue George Washington Harden - Looker Bristol-Myers Hillside Avenue Calvin Coolidge Liberty Avenue Race Street Aroua Conant Park Woodruff Central Avenue Margaret M. Roche Memorial Hillside High School

Hurden Looker School Graduates 62 Today

Graduation exercises today at Hurden Looker School mark the commencement of sixty two eighth grade students. The program The Promise of the Future is led by Mary Liguori with Frank Peterpaul giving the welcome. Dr John Lopresti will present the class to Dr Wayne Branom who will award the diplomas.

Hurden- Looker School Mary Liguori Frank Peterpaul John Lopresti Wayne T. Branom Miss Cupido Jack V. Amato Karen J. Barker Mary Cuzmanes Patrick D'Addona Ronald H. Diner

King St Subdivision Approved Despite Resident Opposition

Township Committee approved a variance for an eleven two family and three single family homes on land bordered by King St Roanoke Ave and North Broad St with a new street. Arnold Witte cast the only negative vote citing community preference for one family homes and fire protection water main changes required.

King St Roanoke Ave North Broad St Arnold Witte

Hillside High School awards 320 diplomas at stadium

Three hundred twenty Hillside High School seniors received diplomas in the fortieth sixth annual commencement at Woodfield Stadium. Scholarships totaling about 7500 dollars were awarded to eighteen graduates. Speakers included Pamela Chodosh Bruce Berlanstein Judy Rothgesser Eugene Pogany Marilyn Kuner Ronald Frank and Cathy Pollak.

Hillside High School Woodfield Stadium Pamela Chodosh Bruce Berlanstein Judy Rothgesser Eugene Pogany Marilyn Kuner Ronald Frank Cathy Pollak Howard Atterman Anthony Avella Ronald J. Frank Wayne T. Branom Wayne Widman Ruhl L. Custer

Arrested on Drug Charges Anthony Innelli Faces Municipal Court

Anthony Innelli aged 26 of 51 Ellen Street Union was released on 400 bail after being charged with possession of drugs and being under the influence. He received a summons for driving while intoxicated after patrolmen Vogel and Van Dean found him in a stupor at Bloy and Leo Streets. Dr. Joseph Peyser examined him and noted drug influence. pills and cough syrup were in the car.

Anthony Innelli Ellen St Union Kenneth Vogel Frank van Dean Bloy Leo Sts Innelli Joseph Peyser

Attic Fire at Max Klein Home Reported Cleared

Firefighters responded to Max Klein's residence at 1386 Doremusk last Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. to extinguish an attic fire. Alan Klein, 10, heard a thud from a burned window causing weights to fall. Bedding and clothing burned. booster lines used. cause undetermined. Deputy Chief Marsnick and Captains Mateer and Lamond led the response.

Max Klein Dore Alan Klein Michael Marsnick Thomas Mateer Stanley Lamond

Goldhor Lights Elks Flag for All Night Illumination

Hillside Lodge Elks 159 lit their flagpole as part of Play Day services. Henry Goldhor donated four electric lights with automatic sunset to sunrise operation, presented to Joseph Castellucio. The flag will be the township’s only illuminated flag through the night. The program included Jerry Padovano vocal selections and a flag history by Andrew E. Karlick with a response by John V. Redling, with Emma Vroom at the piano.

Hillside Lodge of Elks #159 Henry Goldhor Joseph Castellucio

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