Hillside Probus to Stage Stagedoor Sixty Seven Benefit
The Hillside Probus Club announces its first annual benefit variety show Stagedoor 67 on Sunday May 14 at Hillside High School 8 30 p m Emcee George DeWitt Jackie Wakefield Johnny King and others perform Proceeds fund a summer camp for retarded children Tickets five dollars orchestra three dollars balcony Tickets available at Hillside Cut Rate Center Pharmacy L Zimmerman and Sons and Hillside Public Library Henry Nussbaum presides committee includes Moe Gast Harry Stadhin Abe Haber Robert Lieberman Heywood Gibon Leonard Zimmerman Al Adtermann Harry Isaacson Abe Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nussbaum
Hillside Probus Club
Carren Ferrigno
Stagedoor
al Attermann
Robert Lieberman
Harry Stadlin
Lenny Zimmerman
Hillside
Millside
Maple
Center
Liberty Ave
L. Zimmerman and Sons
Hillside Ave
Hillside Public Library
Moe Gast
Harry Stadhin
Abe Haber
Heywood Gibion
Leonard Zimmerman
Harry Isaacson
Abe Newman
Hillside News Briefs Recall Winter Quotes and Local Incidents
A recall of a quotable January remark by Hillside official Alex Menna shows public works action. Firefighters respond to a bagged chicken igniting in an oven at 33 Conant St. Ruth Harzula reports a lost ring during a Hillside snowball fight near the public library. Tools stolen from Cerv-All Co. in Scotch Plains is reported. Olimpia Vitiello injured slipping on a tree at 1463 Franklin St and taken to St Elizabeth Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works
Alex Menna
Hillside
Emery Steinberger
Conant St
Ruth Harzula
Tillman St
Hillside Public Library
Marino Mosco
Scotch Plains
Cerv-All Co
Bloy St
Olimpia Vitiello
Franklin St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Nulton Seeks Freeholder Seat in Union County
Edmund W. Nulton, Elizabeth attorney and son of retired Union County Clerk Henry G. Nulton, filed to run for Freeholder. A 1952 Hillside High School graduate and Rutgers Law School 1960 alum, he asked the GOP screening committee for a hearing. He and wife Nancy live in Union with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund W. Nulton
Elizabeth
Union County
Henry G. Nulton
Nulton
Hillside High School
Loree Collins
Union County Republican Committee
Rutgers Law School
Nancy
Union
Stolen Generators and Cash Reported in Linden and Union
Noger Weisbrodt of 1321 Monmouth Ave Linden reports four generators valued at 375 stolen from 1444 N Broad St on Friday. Paul G House of 227 Winfield Ter Union says between 300 and 400 missing from S Radoff Inc 1428 N Broad St Friday. Mrs May Binzig of 1601 Summit Ave states her house at Friday night was entered and ransacked with 5 cash missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noger Weisbrodt
Monmouth Ave
Linden
N. Broad St
Paul G. House
Winfield Ter. Union
S. Radoff Inc
May Binzig
Summit Ave
Hillside PAL Hosts First Annual Egg Hunt Winners
Jeanette Jarman, 3, of 1438 Maple Ave and Jeffery De Marring, 13, of 545 Yale Ave, topped the event with three foot high bunnies as prizes. Over 150 children entered, with 22 other prizes awarded by the Hillside PAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Jarman
Maple Ave
Jeffery De Ma=ring
Yale Ave
Hillside Pal
Local resident reports unidentified flying object sighting
Mark Zucker of 9 Roose welt Drive told police at 9 05 p m Friday that he and friends observed an unidentified flying object through a telescope from his home for several minutes during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Zucker
Roose= welt
po= lice
Two Theft Cases Probe After Home Burglaries
The Detective Bureau began investigating three incidents involving $555 in stolen articles. Thomas Williams reported a 21 inch television worth $150 missing from his 510 Purce Street home after a Wednesday theft. Dorothy Grey said four rings worth $405 were stolen from her Princeton Avenue residence, with no forced entry. George Fuhrmann, businessman at 1450 N Broad Street, reported an attempted office break in. no entry was gained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
Purce St
Dorothy Grey
Princeton Ave
George Fuhrmann
Liberty Ave
N. Broad St
Jimmy Pen
Jimmy Marks
Pianist Mort On Hilltop Bill For Temple Show
Top pianist Morton Newburgh from South Amboy will accompany the Temple Shomret Torah fundraiser show When Cohen Wore Kelly Green on Saturday April 8 at 8 30 P M in Hillside High School Auditorium Rehearsals run Tuesday Thursday and Sunday for the production Tickets are nearly sold out with general admission available Co chairmen are Mrs Herold Berlin and Mrs Ethel Goldman A coffee and cake hour follows at the Temple Building and backdrops are by the Lieberman Goldman Koblenz and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaqueline Koblenz
Temple Shomret Torah
Cohen
Kelly Green
Hillside High School
Morton Newburgh
South Amboy
Norma Buergstein
Sonya Rosenberg
Herold Berlin
Temple Building
Salem Avenue
Ethel Goldman
Robert Lieber
Gerald Goldman
Sherwood Koblenz
Frances Goldstein
Editorial Suggests Leaflet Peace Plan to End Vietnam War
The Times proposes a direct communication strategy to North Vietnam aimed at persuading leaders to negotiate. It urges dropping leaflets exposing U S aims and war horrors, then halting bombing for three days to spark mass protests calling for talks, with a path to a peace with honor for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
U Thant
Johnson
the Times
Hanoi
United States
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Mier
Hillside janitors deny knowledge of statement to governor
The Hillside Public School Janitors Association reportedly submitted a prepared statement to the Governor's Commission of Public Employee Grievances, but association president Charles Urbanski and other officials say they know nothing about it. They emphasize the established grievance procedure, with steps from the principal and superintendent to the Board of Education, and note no action beyond internal review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Public School Janitors Association
Governor's Commission of Public
Janitors Association
State Department of Eduction
Branom
Ina
Ile
Board of Education
No Greater Sacrifice Sells Candies for Mom Bouquet
Alfred Carl and his seven year old son Phillip plotted a Easter surprise. Phillip sold his own candies on Harden Street and Looker Street to raise 1.50 dollars for a bouquet for his mother Susan. The act sparked pride and a gentle reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Carl
Susan
Phile
Peraps
Phillip
Harden Street
Looker Street
Carl
Full House Draw Lands Three In Hillside Police Net
Hillside policemen led by Sgt Robert Thayer drew a full house in a card game but the hand proved costly as the trio was arrested for gambling at 4315 am Friday at the Garden State American Gas Station 103 Route 22. Anthony Kloskowski 24 West Orange Edward J Molnar 38 North Plainfield Ronald C Balderage 23 1438 Liberty Ave Hillside released on $50 bail each. Police confiscated 36 in one dollar bills. Arresting officers included Norman Wolikowski Richard Madden David Brindle Joseph Tomczyk and Emanuel P Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Robert Thayer
Garden State American
Route 22
Anthony Kloskowski
West Orange
Edward J. Molnar
North Plainfield
Ronald C. Balderage
Liberty Ave
Bandits Rob Gas Station On Route 22 At Bloy Street
Friday at the Shell Station on Route 22 Bloy Street three male New Groes held up Ganska in charge of the station. They arrived in an eight green late model convertible and ordered eight dollars of gas. They took twelve dollars in cash and one of the robbers displayed a small revolver before driving off toward Newark.
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Ance No
Long Ave
Bim
Bloy St
Ganska
Newark
Township Treasurer Gets $250 Raise
Through a misunderstanding it was reported last week that the Board of Education rejected a raise for Township Treasurer Marvin Corwick. The board did grant Corwick a $250 raise, bringing his salary for custodian duties to $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Marvin Corwick
Corwick
Wagner becomes Hillside Buildings and Grounds supervisor
At a special Board of Education meeting last week Jack Wagner was appointed Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds effective April 1, 1967, replacing John Berting who resigned last June. Wagner has ten months as acting supervisor and eighteen years in maintenance, with prior contracting and Elco Boat Company foreman experience. He holds heating and piping courses and a state firefighters license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wack Wagner
Board of Education
Jack Wagner
John Berting
Wagner
Hillside Public
Hillside
Elco Boat Company
Bayonne
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George DeWitt
Jackie Wakefield
Johnny King
Blanche Zeller Agency
E. Nulton
PAL Egg Hunt
the Detective Bureau
Mrs. Koblenz
Ife
Pacific
Indonesia
Southeast Asia
TOBIA
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
Saybrook
A.P. Mortis Pta
Rose Pepe
Wampa
P. Davis
Burton Bergman
Br. Wayne Branom
Frank Feltman
Hurden Stee
Norman Wolikowski
Richard Madden
David Brindle
Joseph Tomczyk
Emanuel P. Meyer
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