State Mediator Urges Talks To Fact Finding
Lawrence I Hammer state mediator urges the Hillside Education Assn and the Board of Education to pursue fact finding after a second contract reopening meeting failed to reach a conclusion. Each side will name five PERC selected fact finders for about a month of meetings. Nonbinding salary and benefits recommendations may still be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence I. Hammer
Board of Education
Hillside Education Assn
Public Employees Relations Commission
PERC
Peter Humanic
Humanik
Hillside Democrats fete Mancuso Parsonnel at dinner
Hillside Democratic Club honored Commissioners Charles Mancuso and Albert Parsonnel at a March 13 dinner dance at the Lynn Restaurant Elizabeth. About 250 attended with speakers James Kinnelly Union County Democratic Chairman Sheriff Ralph Criscello and a telegram from Senator J. Harrison Williams. The event celebrated local candidates and club leadership with remarks by Eleanor Silman and a long committee list.
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Lynn
Elizabeth
Hillside Democratic Club
Charles S. Mancuso
Albert 5
James Kinnéally
Union County Democratic
Ralph Criscello
J. Harrison Williams
the Dantes
Eleanor ~ Silman
Charles 5. Mancuso
Albert S. Parsonnel
Jack Ferrer
Marvin Corwick
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Alexander J. Menza
Lawrence Levitas
A. Howard Finkel
Sammel Katz
Jimmy Manzommittee
Hillside raid arrests four on gambling charges
Four people were arrested in Hillside last Thursday on gambling charges. William Whittle, 40, of 160 Virginia Street, faced conspiracy to operate a lottery and maintaining premises for bookmaking. Lorraine Ann Flynn, 27, of 129 Sterling Avenue Jersey City, faced conspiracy to operate a lottery. James E. Dwyer, 32, of 49 Pine Grove Terrace Newark and James E. Hull, 30, of 15 Smithfield Road Whippany, were charged as disorderly persons. The raid at 162 Virginia Street was led by Detective Sgt. Richard Mason and Deputy Police Chief Arthur L. Seale, with Sgt. Lawrence Stern, Detective Anthony Messano and Patrolman Richard Cann assisting. Whittle was held on $10,000 bail. the others were released in their own custody pending Municipal Court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
William Whittle
Virginia St
Lorraine Ann Flynn
Sterling Ave
Jersey City
James E. Dwyer
Pine Grove Ter
Newark
James E. Hull
Smithfield Rd
Whippany
Richard Mason
Union County Prosecutor's Office
Arthur L. Seale
Lawrence Stern
Anthony Messano
Richard Cann
Whittle
Hillside Week Waste Paper Drive and Local News Briefs
Community events include a waste paper drive sponsored by Lina Sisterhood on Sunday March 21 at the Hillside youth center Clark Street entrance and a March 22 high school meeting for new resident parents. Police reports list thefts, vandalism, a held up scene, a juvenile offense, a stolen hubcap, and a liquor theft with local addresses and times.
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Lina! Sisterhood
Clark St
Hillside Club Plans Second Golden Garbage Day Drive
The Environmental Science Club of Hillside will hold its second Golden Garbage Day on April 14 to recycle newspapers bottles aluminum and tin cans. Dan Rosenberg president leads the effort with Frank Dee and Dave Lobe assisting. The first drive on November 14 1970 faced limited success with citizens dropping items at homes or drives requiring participants to visit private residences.
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Environmental Science Club
Hillside
Dan Rosenberg
The
Science Club
Frank Dee
Dave Lobe
New Jersey
Rosenberg
Women injured when two cars collide at residential driveway
Robert I. Ginsburg 57 of 415 Hollywood Ave backed from his driveway in a Gordon Bass Co. vehicle and was struck by Mrs. Florence Epstein 34 of 850 Westminister Aves. Epstein said Ginsburg sped from the driveway into her path. Epstein and her passenger Mrs. Frances Weintraub 45 of 331 Hollywood Ave sustained facial and knee injuries but refused ambulance and planned to visit their own doctors.
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Robert I. Ginsburg
Hollywood Ave
Gordon Bass Co
Hudson St
Union
Florence Epstein
Westminister
Township Considers Action on Stray Dogs
Residents urge action as roaming packs including large breeds attack people and pets. Senior Public Health Veterinarian Edwin Gilbert cites state law allowing euthanasia of unmuzzled dogs, while Mayor Corwick warns moral concerns may outweigh drastic steps. A later caucus was scheduled for April 5.
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Dorothy Disotell
Morris Pl
Disotell
Edwin 0. Gilbert
Marvin Corwick
Drug Agent Speaks On The Role Of Law Enforcement
Special Agent Thomas Angioletti of the U S Department of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs will address Hillside on March 23 1971 at Hillside High School as the first program by the Hillside Council on Drug Affairs. He will discuss undercover work and the drug problem to raise awareness and coordinate community action.
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Thomas Angloletti
United States Departure Au
Hillside Council
Hillside High School
Hillside
Witthe
Angioletti
Strikes Pole, Gets Summons
Nancy C. Scott, 38, of 328 Peskine Ave Newark was issued a summons for driving without a license after her car on Route 22 struck a pole. She swerved to avoid a hole, the car overturned, and she and two passengers, Cassandra Ann Scott 11 and Charles Scott 9, sustained injuries.
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Nancy C. Scott
Peskine Ave
Newark
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Adolph Attermann
Mancuso
Bernard Mandy
Journal
Harold Woysaniker
Myrot
Fuhrimann
Ann Casale
Marie Tiness
Gladys Gelman
Eleanor Salzman
Evelyn Forer
Samuel Katz
Louis AL Dischler
Pat Casale
Hillside Township
John Kulish
Prospect Lr
Frank Nulton
Salem Ave
Albert Parsonnet
Parsonnet
J. Arnold Witte
Gate Way
Witte
Corwick
Richard Neff
Williamson Ave
Carmen Ferrigno
Albert S. Parsonnet
Albert Azevedo
Hillside Photo Service
Wees
Theresa Montano
Maxwell Ave
Hillside Ave
Thomas Campbell
Drake Ave
Liberty Ave
Bloy St
Nathan Frinke
Schleifer Road
Jimmy Marks
Angela Munoz
Grumman Ave
Hee
N. Broad St
William Keener
Compton Ter
Route
Hillman Knight
Toms River
Crown Station
Rey
Joseph Shubelko
Gertrude St
Harvard
William Buie Community Center
Doris Barrie
Buchanan St
Rt. 22
Thomas Evans
Cross Ave
Ed Smith
Gilbert
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