Hillside Grants 335 Graduates Honor at 45th Commencement
Hillside High School awarded 335 graduates at Woodfield Stadium on June 18. Dr. Anthony Avella presented prizes totaling 4100 dollars from the Hillside Scholarship Fund. Recipients include Caren Bloch Judith Axt Jerome Sciarrillo Susan Polanski Lauren Bloch Vincent Jacullo Constance Kaspar Daniel Kurz Deborah Lampf John Lodato Annamarie Palumbo Linda Breitbarth Doris Czyzyk Carol Wilks Linda Yanni and others receiving 200 or 100 dollar awards from various funds.
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Anthony Avella
Woodfield Stadium
Hillside High School
Caren Bloch
Dads’ Booster Club
Judith Axt
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Jerome Sciarrillo
Phil Rizzuto
Susan Polanski
Lauren Bloch
Michael Goodman
Vincent, Jacullo
Constance Kaspar
Daniel Kurz
Deborah Lampf
John Lodato
Annamarie Palumbo
Linda Breitbarth
Doris Czyzyk
Carol Wilks
Linda Yanni
Local Theft and Vandalism Incidents Reported in Hillside
Hillside police logged several incidents including a laceration from a storm door at 10 28 a.m. Sunday. Glen Cartner arrested at 10 28 p.m. Sunday on Center Street after prowling cars. battery theft from Mrs Barbara Kirchner’s car. a 20 inch Sting Ray bicycle theft from Joan Weisberg. teletype issued for a 38 caliber pistol from Raymond Catena’s car. fires reported to Mor Co on Route 22 with firemen responding.
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Glen Cartner
Clinton Place
Newark
Center St
Joan Weisberg
Schley St
Seer
Raymond Catena
Baker St
Silver Ave
Catena
The
Mor Co
Route 22
Gottsches Found Ruth Carole Gottscho Foundation
Ira Gottsche and his wife founded the Ruth Carole Gottscho Foundation after their daughter's death to fund kidney disease research and artificial kidney machines. Local clubs and Rotary support grew the project, culminating in a $34,000 presentation at the New Jersey Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Atlantic City.
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Hillside
Ira Gottsche
Hillside Rotary
Ruth Carole
Gottsches
Ruth Carole Gottscho
Gottscho
Hillside Rotary Club
Kenneth E. Hathaway
Janet M. Hathaway
Woman's Club
New Jersey Federation of the Women’s Clubs
Gottsche Foundation
Atlantic City
Body Shop Ordered To Maintain Property
The LSD Body Shop must install washroom facilities within one month at its Princeton and Liberty Avenues property following a Municipal Court ruling on June 20. Owner R and L Decorators and tenant Raymond Liss pleaded not guilty to failing to maintain the property as the fire department had previously ordered shutdown of the current facilities for fumes from spray painting.
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LSD
Princeton and
Liberty Avenues
Municipal Court
R and L Decorators
Raymond Liss
Local man found guilty of robbery in Union County
Howard Skuratofsky aged 21 of 126 North Ave was convicted by a Union County jury of robbing two Virginia men last December and of carrying a knife. He faces sentencing July 19. The verdict covered thefts of 60 dollars and a 25 dollar watch from Wayne Deedrick of Arlington and 50 dollars and a 25 dollar high school ring from Miles Gritz of Alexandria on December 29, with a weapon charge for the arrest on December 30. Assistant Prosecutor Raymond S. Londa and defense attorney Albert Kessler appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Skuratofsky
North Ave
Virginia
Union
Union County District Court
Ralph de Vita
Skuratofsky
Wayne W. Deedrick
Arlington
Miles D. Gritz
Alexandria
Summer Trouble as Dog Bites and Pellets Roil Town
Six people were bitten by dogs during the weekend as heat sparked unruly pets. Three windows were broken by BB pellets. A Millington windshield was smashed by two youths from the N Broad St overpass. The children were seized and released to parents as juvenile authorities consider action. A 12 volt car battery was reported stolen from Hyman Gottfried on Schley Street last Wednesday.
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Millington
N. Broad St
Hyman Gottfried
Schley St
Human Relations Meeting Opens to Public Tonight
Hillside Human Relations Committee invites civic religious and youth groups to its first public meeting at the College Inn Hillside on Thursday June 27 at 8 15 p m Rev Morgan Wagner chairs and Earl Adams and David Ludlow speak The steering group includes Rev Wagner Allen Kornfeld Richard Cole Mrs Alvin Kravsky Timothy O Brien Rev Richard Fox Alex Menza Rev Allen Nicholson and Saul Shreier
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Hillside
College Inn
Morgan Wagner
Earl Adams
David Ludlow
Allen Kornfeld
Richard Cole
Alvin Kravsky
Timothy O’brien
Richard Fox
Alex Menza
Allen Nicholson
Saul Shreier
Irvington man gets 12 to 17 years for shop thefts and break ins
Union County Judge V William Di Buono sentences Albert Ades 34 of Irvington to 12 to 17 years for two breaks and three thefts in Union and Hillside. Ades admits stealing 17 articles of women’s clothing valued at 7389.50 from Hillside Fashion Center at 152 Hillside Ave on December 6, 1965.
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Union County
William di Buono
Albert Ades
Irvington
Union
Hillside
Ades
Hillside Fashion Center
Hillside Ave
Bells Ring Across Nation For July Fourth Freedom
The Americanism Committees of Elk lodges nationwide urge towns to ring bells next Thursday at two PM for four minutes to honor the Declaration of Independence signed in 1776. Public buildings houses of worship and civic clubs are asked to display the flag during the event.
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the Elk's Lodges
Notice for Fourth of July publishing schedule
The Times will publish on Wednesday July 3 due to the holiday. Copy and photos must arrive by 5 p.m. Friday June 28. Advertising must be in the office by 5 p.m. Monday July 1.
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Times
Mid-day Collision Injures Three In Irvington
Three people were injured in a 1:25 p.m. collision on North Union Avenue at Fairfield Place. Lois I. Sterry, 37, of 404 Stuyvesant Avenue, Irvington, allegedly veered left into James Farrant, 51, of 22 Fenner Place, Irvington. Sterry had a lip cut, passenger Marie Nair, 34, of 44 Blaine Avenue, Irvington, injured her right leg and was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital. Farrant also had a leg injury and planned to see his doctor.
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N. Union Ave
Fairfield Place
William G. Kerrigan
Lois I. Sterry
Stuyvesant Ave
Irvington
James Farrant
Fenner Place
Sterry
Marie Nair
Blaine Ave
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Farrant
Hillside Opens Summer Playgrounds and Pool
The Hillside recreation department opened the summer playgrounds and the Municipal swimming pool for the season. Playgrounds run 9 a.m. to dusk Monday to Friday at several school sites and parks. The pool operates 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily and is open to residents only. Arthur Cansor and Robert Conway coordinate the program.
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Hillside
Peter G. Hu- Manik
Calvin Coolidge
Coe Ave
George Washington
Harden- Looker
Norman L. Sanford
Hillside Ave
Salem
Elizabeth River Park
Liberty Ave
Woodruff
Conant St
George P. Dover
Race St
Paul F. Korlesky
Central Ave
Margaret M. Roche
Arthur Cansor
Robert Conway
Fire Threatens Evans Terminal
A smoky blaze and two explosions threatened Evans Terminal around 11 20 a m Sunday. The fire involved rubbish piles, three transformers, a loaded dumpster, two electric poles and plastic material behind the R A Koegel Stamp and Die Co. and Flores O Lite Corp. Deputy Chief Marsnick led Fire Engine Co 1 and 3 units to control the fire with Captains Lamont and Mateer. Electric power to the area was knocked out. repairs were by Public Service Electric and Gas Co. Corona Industries Inc. occupies the Koegel building. Fire officials suspect arson by children playing with matches.
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Evans Terminal
Michael Marsnick
Fire Engine Co. 1
R.A. Koegel Stamp and Die Co
Flores-O=Lite Corp
Fire Engine Co. 3
Marsnick
Stanley Lamont
Thomas Ma=teer
Fire Co. 3
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Kogel
Corona Industries Inc
Builders Ordered To Clean Up Debris At 227 Bloy Street
Builders of 1219 Liberty Ave were found guilty at Municipal Court on June 20 for letting debris and discarded materials accumulate on 227 Bloy St. Herbert Hausman and Sidney Margolis pled not guilty after being warned on June 6 to clean the site. They were fined twenty five dollars each and claimed delays due to a Superior Court ruling on nearby land.
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Liberty Ave
Bloy St
Herbert Hausman
Sidney Margolis
Hausman
Margolis
Superior Court
Returns After 20 Month Viet Nam Tour
John Lavery Jr the son of Rose Albanito and brother of Patrick Solinski returned home after a 20 month Viet Nam tour He enlisted in August 1965 after Irvington Technical High School class of 1965 He trained at Fort Dix served in Germany for eight months before going to Vietnam October 25 1986 where he again served as a medic
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John Lavery
Victor Albanito
John (Whitey) Lavery Jr
Rose Albanito
Princeton Ave
Patrick Solinski
Yale Ave
Vietnam
John
Army
Irvington Technical High School
Fort Dix
Germany
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Ilene Halem
Art Rose
Steven Bleznick
Barbara Kirchner
Skuratosky
Raymond S. Londa
Albert Kessler
TOBIA
BBC Appliances
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
John Redling
P.E.R
Hillside Elks Ledge
Joseph Castelluccio
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