Hillside Police Log Details Stolen Stereo and Vandalism
Hillside reports show John Eckroth losing a stereo and tools valued at 191 dollars from a parked truck on Route 22. William Bruekner notes rocks thrown at his Prospect Street home, with a lightless car seen departing. High winds cause multiple alarm responses to businesses and homes, including Precision Lighting Co, Nottingham Way, Jackson Shoe Mart, Rawood, Modern Music, Oakland Sweet Shop, Hillside Office Union County Trust Co, and New Jersey Whole. Karen Silverstein reports 103.78 dollars in valuables stolen from her car on Long Avenue, including a wig, dresses and earrings. Causes include low water pressure triggering a Hatfield Wire and Cable alarm on Hillside Avenue.
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John Eckroth
Bloomsberg
Route 22
William Bruekner
Prospect St
Precision Lighting Co
Central Avenue
Nottingham Way
Jackson Shoe Mart
Rawood
Modern Music Co
N. Broad St
Oakland Sweet Shop
Liberty Ave
Hillside
Union County Trust Co
New Jersey
Eawo E
Karen Silverstein
S.long Ave
Union
Time and the River: Hillside seeks park future
A 1960s-era plea urges Hillside and Elizabeth River park upgrades. It cites past efforts led by Robert C. Crane and the Union County Park Commission, calls for a riverfront fence, a Salem Pond lake, a riverbank strip park, debris clearance, and active pursuit of federal and state funds. Local officials and residents are urged to lobby Gov. Hughes and state agencies for Open Space and Green Acres programs.
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Robert C. Crane
Union County Park Commission
Daily Journal
Elizabeth
Elizabeth River
Woodruff
Rutgers Ave
Salem
Park Commission
Lehigh Valley
Park
North Ave
Conant St
Essex County Line
Hillside
Salem Pond
Irvington
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey Department of Health
New Jersey Department of Transportation
Hillside Court Docket Faces Guilty Pleas and Fines
Hillside defendants plead guilty on multiple charges at the March 21 1968 municipal court session. Joseph Tortorello pays fines for driving on reworked list failing to change address and driving with one headlight. Irwin Graef held for Grand Jury after threatening to kill. Zelma Prendes fined for lacking registration and driver's license. John N Terrell fined for driving an unsafe vehicle. Frederick Hawthorne fined for leaving the scene of an accident. Richard L Daily fined for larceny. Ralph De Paola found guilty on two Garden State Parkway toll charges. Philip D Parda fined for driving without license. Robert A Lissner cleared of toll violation. Frank Georges held for Grand Jury on breaking entering and larceny.
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Hillside
Joseph Tortorello
Frederick W. Hawthorne
Plainfield
Siees Richard L. Daily
Ralph de Paola
East Orange
Garden State Parkway
Robert A. Lissner
Spring Boots Out Winter at Har den-Locker School Play
Students celebrate the arrival of spring in a school play at Harden-Locker School. Old Man Winter, Spring, the North Pole snowmen and a cast of children portray seasonal turns led by teachers and student performers.
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Winter
Diane Douglas
Anna Jimenez
the Tree Snowmen
Mark Zamelsky
Chelle Monguso
Scott Hoek
North Pole
Mr. Sun
Kenneth
Tumarkin to Receive Outstanding Republican Award
Allan L. Tumarkin a longtime Hillside Republican is named recipient of the Outstanding Republican Award by the Hillside Republican Club. The award honors at least five years in the party and local residency with a history of service in law and community organizations.
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Allan L. Tumarkin
Hillside Republican Club
F. Jonathan Bell
Hillside
North Ave
Newark
Rutgers University Law School
U.S. Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Tumarkin
Bar Association
New Jersey
Federal Bar
N.J. State Bar Association
American Bar Association
Essex
Union County Bar Associations
Lawyers Association
Hillside Republican Policy Committee
Columbia Lodge
A.M
Order of the Golden Chain
the Hill
B'nai B'rith
Men's Progress Club
Anti- Defamation League of
Law and Social Action Committee
Hondree
Edith Mainker
Barbara
Smith College
Malcolm R. Busch
Linda
Fairleigh Dickins University
John H. Stamler
Bell
Hillside Republican Party
College Inn
Michael Bussiculo
Hillside Players Cast for How To Succeed In Business
Hillside Community Players announce casting for May production How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. Cast includes Jerry Zall as Finch Roberta Bornstein as Rosemary Aaron Baum as Biggley and Rosemary Parker as Smitty with Barbara Girion Linda Bromberg and Jackie Bosner in supporting roles. Four performances at Hillside High School May 18 19 25 and 26 tickets via Gerion Bernstein or Municipal Building.
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Michael ©. Penta
Hillside Community Players
Abe Burrows
Frank Loesser
Jerry Zall
J. Pierpont Finch
Roberta Bornstein
Rosemary
Aaron Baum
Biggley
Rudy Vallee
Rona Parker
Smitty
Hillside High School
Girion Wa
Bernstein
Recreation Department
Legion Project Continues at Har den-Looker Post No 50
At Har den-Looker Post No 50 of the American Legion 26 boxes of printed stationery were sent to Hillside boys in Vietnam. The post voted to add a one year Legion Magazine subscription for each serviceman. Thames Ty News and Ronald C Behrens were initiated as new members boosting membership. Additional flag sets were authorized for sale to the public.
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Harden-Looker
American Legion
Karl B. Ross
Hillside
Vietnam
the Legion Magazine
Elizabeth State National Bank
Thames Ty News
Ronald C. Behrens
Ross
Groh
Walter Howell
Michael Heminuk
William Ringwood
Roscoe Mullican
Social Affairs Evening at Temple Shomrei Torah
Salem Avenue Sisterhood hosts its first nonprofit social affair at the temple tomorrow at 6 15 p m. Rabbi H Beryl Lasker Cantor Bernard Saitz lead worship and a full course Shabbat dinner precedes services. Reservations by Mrs Belle Goldberg and Mrs Selma Peyser.
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Temple Shomrei Torah Sisterhood
Salem Ave
Beryl Lasker
Bernard Saitz
Temple
Belle Goldberg
Selma Peyser
Church Group Honors Mrs. Anna T. Ryan at Luncheon
The Christ the King Church cancer group honored Anna T. Ryan during a luncheon at Mrs. John Witte's home on 941 Revere Drive. Ryan, a member for over eight years, is moving to Hazelton Pennsylvania and received a five year pin.
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Anna T. Ryan
Ivo Crann St
John Witte
941
Revere Drive
Christ the King Church Cancer Group
Ryan
Hazelton
Penna
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Hatfield Wire and Cable Co
Hillside Ave
Louis Devin
Irwin Graef
Zelma Prendes
John N. Terrell
Philip D. Parda
Ashland
Frank Georges
Grand Jury
Gary Inez
Irene Rottman
Anna Bai Peter McGregor
Gil Mataro
Diane Ciesla
Shelley Harrison
Mr. Robin
Alan Flanagan
James Katsoudas
John Peterpaul
Deborah Notte
Pat
Rick Peason
David Rotheman
Adelina Amaral
Diana Meysier
John Lazarick
Frank Markase
Frank Young
Katharine Polizzo
Mark Brink
Bowling News
Hillside B'Nai B'Rith
Rays
Cooky
Golden Wheel
Centre Bowl
Bill Thompson
Pittle
Angels
Lyons Lanes CarDinals
Knicks
Andy's Sport
Twins
Rezem Fun Home
Astros
Mets
White Sox
A.c.deliverv
Athletics
Yankees
Senators
McClintock Babel
Reds
Sanko's Five
Phillies
Bloomfield Drap
Braves Lll
Orioles
Cubs
Pastor Constr
Dodgers
Ford's Five
Red Sox
Lucky
Indians
Town Auto Body
Giants
Alley Cats
Tigers
Blue Shutter Inn
Rangers
Coquette Coiff
Pirates
Lyons Snack Bar
Lyons Mon
Lyons Lanes
Key Club BA
Bowling Bees
Carls Bar
Hillside Metal
Lucky Tavern
Club Durand
Troxlers Empire
Ejays Lathers
Merry Five
Mary Lou Bar
Barbara Girion
Hedy
Linda Bromberg
Miss Krumholz
Jackie Bosner
Miss Jones
Bud Frump
Bigley
Arnold Aromando
THE
W.J. Times
Ae Legion
Henry Groh
Unicef
Panama Canal
Test-Rite Optical
Hillside 7
Executive Building
Bel Mart
epRive
Irvington Hillside
Chancellor Ave
Maple Ave
Westfield
South Ave
Sisterhood
Leo Argand
Audrey Lieberman
Betty Goldsman
Myna Leonard
Bermuda
Olecann Patrick
Austell Patrick
Virginia
Burt Auerbach
Victor Auerbach
Tappan Avg
Worth Plainfield
Rutgers University
High Street
Mey
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