Hillside High awards 341 diplomas in 43rd commencement
The forty third Hillside High School commencement at Woodfield Stadium honors 341 graduates. President Alter Howell of the Board of Education presided while speeches by Colleen Huppert Jerome Fand Alan Eiser and Sanford Greenberg themed the event A class gift and tuition aid grants were presented by Richard Breitbarth and Dr Walter Krumbiegel Principal Wayne Branom conferred diplomas. The pledge of allegiance was led by Diane Hershkowitz.
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Hillside High School
Woodfield Stadium
Alter Howell
Board of Education
Colleen Huppert
Jerome Fand
Alan Eiser
Sanford Greenberg
Richard Breitbarth
Walter O. Krumbiegel
Wayne T. Branom
Police log reports thefts and vandalism across towns
Hillside and surrounding areas report multiple incidents including two 12 volt batteries stolen from a 1966 Pontiac auto and another car missing from LE Un. Window break-ins, pocketbook thefts, hubcaps stolen, and property damage on streets and at a playground are noted. Juveniles released to parents pending action. Several fire, medical, and injury calls also recorded with various local residents cited.
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AL D'Amico
Hillview Drive
Neptune
Oe Maxon
Pontiac Motors
LE UN
Dont Mention It Peeping Toms Dont Mention It Peeping Toms
The article discusses frequent police calls about peeping Toms and suggests lowering shades or dressing away from windows to avoid attention. It notes that lighting and drawn curtains reduce interest and that visible dressing may attract observers.
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Ivery
Thefts Reported Here
Dr. Alexander Fessas reports a stolen medical bag worth 350 dollars from his car after a broken left window. Mark Borkan says his house was entered and a 34 dollar coin collection taken. Barry Galk reports a missing 1705 dollar diamond ring last seen Wednesday. Louis Fine discovers a ransacked home with unknown losses. Eight bicycles stolen Friday to Monday, some by a 16 year old youth, from rear yards, garages and Center Bowl.
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Alexander Fessas
Westminster Ave
Mark Borkan
Leslie St
Barry Galk
Schley Sr
Louis Fine
Bernard Ter
Hillside Democrats endorse Share and Menza for Township Committee
The Hillside Democratic Club unanimously backs I. Lute Share and Alexander J. Menza as Democratic candidates in the September primary. Club president Lewis Pratt praises their qualifications and notes Share’s six years on the Hillside Board of Education. Continued on Page 6.
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Hillside Democratic Club
I. Lute Share
Alexander J. Menza
Lewis Pratt
Democratic Club
I, Lute Share
Democratic Party
Hillside
Late Share
Hillside Board of Education
Township Approves Open Space Purchase for Merkle Property
Federal government clearance received to buy the Merkle property on Maple Ave near Hillside Ave as part of the Open Space program. Hillside has secured 38000 dollars in local matching funds, enabling acquisition at no cost. ordinance introduced for land purchase and park recreation use.
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Merkle
Maple Ave
Hillside Ave
Hillside
Green Acres
Pingry Donates 3250 To Hillside After Tax Victory
Pingry Corporation contributes 3250 to the Township of Hillside accepted with thanks by Mayor Monroe Ackerman at a Township Committee meeting. A similar 1967 contribution is planned by school authorities. The board praises local fire and police protection and notes a 32000 tax exemption refund, with 9000 to be received from Union County.
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Hillside Ave
Uenco
William C. Martucci
John M. Senatore
Mildred Dellutri
Norman Street
Salvatori Massimino
Elizabethtown Water Company
Joseph Ram
North Jersey District
Garden State Parkway
Union County
New Jersey Highway Authority
Pingry Corporation
Hillside
Monroe Ackerman
Robert W. Parsons
Pingry Board of Trustees
Pingrychool
Pingry Corp
New Jersey Supreme Court
Pingry
Mayor Ackermant
Pingry Board
Hillside Creative Arts to stage Outdoor Art Show
Hillside Creative Arts hosts its second annual Outdoor Art Show Sunday at the Municipal Pool playground area. Judges will select winners in categories with best of show ribbons announced at 1 30 PM. Cash awards follow June 29 at 7 30 PM in the Municipal Building Court Room. exhibit displays open to the public in the lobby.
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Hillside Creative Arts
Sally Katchen
Mildred
Schwartz
Susan Rohde
Mildred Schwartz
M.C
State OF New Jersey
Department OF the Treasury Division of Taxation
Hillside Times
Liberty Avenue
view-Liquors sBeers
ORR
Pire
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H.S
Diane Hershkowitz
Stephen Abrams
David Aitken
Mark David Alesnick
Janis Barbara Alper
Casimer Alseika
Samuel Alsieux
Joel Mark Altschule
David John Ambrose
Emil Anthony Amor=esano
Peter Gordon Anderson
Matthew Anthony Arnoid
Cynthia Rose Arches
Frank Arenold
Linda Doreen Ash
Elliot Robert Asherman
Myra Deborah Atterman
Kenneth Alan
Yetta Miller
Warren St
Roselle Park
Jay Chesner
Williamson Ave
Center Bowl
Lee
Gary Mudio
Virginia Ave
Livingston
Wendal
Mallon Motors
Springfield Ave
OLICE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Joseph Peyser
Myrna Hollander
Pennington St
Elizabeth
Shop Rite
Broad St
Vem
James Spataro
Bloy St
Yale Ave
PIKE
Ruth Friedman
Surrey Road
Milan Sivak
Conant St
Joseph @Krakauer
Morris Place
Paul F. Korlesky
Helen Ryno
Bond St
Jimmy Marks
William Andrukits
Eugene Greenwald
Fay Speesler
Salem Ave
Harden St
Robert Oram
William Moeller
Harvard Ave
Lorraine Williams
Bergen St
Newark
Kogel Stamping Works
Lyons Terminal
Beth Israel Hospital
Erman Siegel
Arthur Smith
Trinity Place
Milton M. Lilien
Evergreen Cemetery
Westminster
Exeter Way
Notting~han Way
Revere Drive
Salem
Raisi Id Ale Rce E
Pu Bers
Todd Mason
Robert J. Mason
Hillside Local 70
PBA
Hillside Elk's
Norman L. Sanford
Phillips
TOBIA
No. Waverly
Dems
Menza
Allan Weisenfeld
Mason Gross
Rutgers University
Weisenfeld
N. J. State Board of Mediation
Merkle Land
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