Five Thousand Dollar Grant To Leukemia Research Fund
Rudy Warshawsky presents a $5,000 check to Dr. Robert Silber of NYU Medical Center for leukemia research. Milton Warner leads the Seymour Feldman Leukemia Fund with support to Beth Israel Newark and St. Barnabas Livingston. Funds aid hospital blood programs and research updates were shared at the Springfield meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Warshawsky
Livingston
N.J
Seymour Feldman Leukemia Fund
Springfield
Robert Silber
New York University Medical Center
Milton Warner
Clark
Morris Road of
Beth Israel Hospital
Newark
St. Barnabas Hospital
Silber
Springfield State Bank
Springield
Birdie Receives Rave Reviews At School Production
Wal ter C. Krumbtegel School Players presented Bye Bye Birdie on March 12 and 13. Co directors A Aromando and R Kaufman praise cast crew and supporters for a warm, rewarding show as eighth grade students and others received enthusiastic audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Krumbtegel School Players
Jim Nicholson
Miss Kaufman
Mr. Aromando
Green landscaping plan spreads to cities on spring start
The Department of Transportation unveils a city greening program aligned with spring. It targets Elizabeth Paterson Newark Jersey City Trenton and Camden with urban plantings funded 70 percent by federal aid. Projects include shade trees along routes in Elizabeth and Camden, plus shrubs and vines to reduce glare and erosion as part of a broader highways and public transportation landscaping push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deparment of Transportation
Bureau of Landscape
Alan Sagner
Elizabeth
Paterson
Newark
Jersey City
Trenton
Camden
Records Radio by COUSIN BRUCIE Review of Stones It’s Only Rock And Roll
Cousin Brucie reviews the Rolling Stones album It’s Only Rock and Roll. He praises the return to a classic Stones sound while noting strong backing by Bill Preston and Blue Magic. He awards three and a half notes, calling the record Pretty good and essential to the Stones’ future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNBC
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
N.Y
Stones
Wen
Rolling Stones
Bill Preston
Blue Magic
The
Mick Jagger
Bedtime story robe and fabric sizing note
No 3239 available in sizes 4 to 12. Size 8 requires 21 yards of 35 inch fabric and 0.01 yards of 50 inch fabric. Beef production is projected to rise seven to eight percent in 1975 after last year’s record 22.9 billion pounds.
Edith J Tumarkin, 61, Dies. Services Held
Obituary notes Edith J Tumarkin of 136 North Ave died Wednesday at Elizabeth General Hospital. Native of Bayonne, she lived in Hillside since 1941 and belonged to Hadassah and Temple Beth El. Survived by husband Allan L Tumarkin, two daughters Barbara Busch and Linda Stamler, siblings, and six grandchildren.
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Edith J Tumarkin
North Ave
Elizabeth General Hospital
Elizabeth
Bayonne
Hillside
Hadassah
B'nai B'rith
American Red Cross
Temple Beth el
Allan L. Tumarkin
Barbara Busch
New Brunswick
Linda Stamler
Scotch Plains
Emma Graubard
Betty Gordon
Passaic
Mildred Rubin
Morris Plains
Harry Mainker
Miami Beach
Albert Mainker
Florida
William Mainker
New York City
Obituaries for Helen Crowley and Alfonso Cicalese in Hillside
Helen M Crowley 74 of Hillside died at home. A Christ the King Church Mass and Growney Funeral Home arrangements followed her Newark origins and 30 year City of Newark motor bureau service. Alfonso Cicalese 65 of Hillside funeral services at Christ the King Church followed his Montclair hospital death and 41 year Bryers Ice Cream driver career. surviving sister and brother noted.
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Helen M. Crowley
Hillside
Christ the King Church
Growney Funeral Home
North Broad St
East Orange
Alfonso Cicalese
Mountainside Hospital
Montclair
Newark
Cicalese
Bryer’s Ice Cream
Sadie Speziale
James
Back Roads Reflects on Hillside Life and Local Politics
The column recalls State Senator Menza's rise to higher office and defense of his record while noting past coverage of his bill passage. It mentions a 1969 master plan funding of $29 000 and plans to use concrete forms for low cost planters and benches to improve run down areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Life
Alexander Menzal
Menza
U.S
Hillside Times launches Trade at Home campaign
The Hillside Times begins Trade at Home with over 40 local merchants to keep dollars in the town. Plans include forming a Hillside Business Association to organize efforts to spruce up business districts with Rotary sponsorship discussed.
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Hillside Times
Hillsiders
Hillside Business Association
Rotary
Chess Team Prevails After Framed Road Victory
The Community Center team defeated Kenilworth on the road 4 1/2 to 3 1/2 led by Rob ert Pfahl at bottom board. Len Ciaglia John Royal and Scott Moss won on boards seven four and one as Kenilworth had led 3-0 before the comeback. Pfahl refused a draw after Polese drew on second board with Pfahl winning. other boards ended in concessions. The next fifth place match is set for April 17 at the Checkmate barber shop in Linden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Center
Kenilworth
Robert Pfahi
Woodpushers
Len Ciaglia
John Royal
Scott Moss
Tom Polese
Pfahl
Phil
Zylberman
Peter Davis
Graham Gottfried
Linden
Hillside Chess Club
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Darren Hemmingway
Risa Milton
Denise Vaccaro
Shania Dunn
Cheryl Davis
Richard An
Brucie
By Audrey Lal
Edith Tumarkin
N.J. Hillside
Mily
Harmonia Family
Union Square
Morris Avenue
Elizabeth Lobby
the Family Savings Bank
Morris Ave
Crestwood
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