Geraldo Rivera Stars In One To One Benefit Victory
Geraldo Rivera led the One To One team to a 72 to 47 win over Hillside High Seniors in a benefit game that attracted about 1200 fans and raised 1350 for the One To One foundation. Hillside High seniors Shelly Potashkin Robyn Trambert and Sheryl Wertheim organized the event after being inspired by a telethon.
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John Schierer
Hillside High
Tri-State
Geraldo Rivera
Channel 7 Eye Witness News
Rivera
Nick Benedict
All My Children” Fame
Chris Hubbel
Tom Chapin
Harry
Garrie Parker
Billy Cantwell
Lou Gantt
Leon Gittens
Shelly Saunders
Jerry Rollins
Richie Albero
Geraldo
Hillside
Hillside High School
Shelly Potashkin
Robyn Trambert
Sheryl Wertheim
Shelly
Robyn
Sheryl
Betty Pickell
Bob Saboski
Hillside week sparks protests as board reconsiders Paradise hire
The Hillside Board of Education agreed to revisit its decision not to rehire Don J. Paradise after more than 350 high school students marched over the move. Township officials plan a six and one half percent pay raise for department staff while bargaining with police and other workers continues. Mayor Baldassano seeks to reopen Long Ave despite state DOT opposition. A bank robbery occurred on North Broad Street with an undetermined amount stolen. A separate crash killed one and injured two when a car lost control and hit a house.
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Board of Education
Don J. Paradise
National State Bank
North Broad St
Bullis
Burton B. Bergman
Robert Dollinger
Vincent Baldassano
James Welsh
Plymouth Road
Bank Robbery At National State Bank On North Broad St
A man robbed the National State Bank on North Broad St Monday at 9 25 p m escaping with an undetermined cash amount. He asked for large bills and five dollar notes then fled on foot toward Evans Terminal. Police and FBI agents investigated with no arrest at this time.
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National State Bank
North Broad St
Evans Terminal
F.B
Frank Erdman
Hillside Times
Township Bicentennial Committee Inaugurated
Township officials launch a Bicentennial committee with a Loyalist Day ceremony at the Municipal Building. Dr. Dennis Vodarsik chairs the founding group urging active work to honor founding ideals and the community’s dedication to American principles.
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Dennis Vodarsik
United States of America
Board promises Paradise review at Hillside High
After a large student demonstration, the Hillside Board of Education agreed to re-examine its May vote not to rehire mechanical drawing teacher Don J Paradiso. The board plans a new decision on May 19 after reviewing materials and student input while noting no guarantee of any change.
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Board of Education
Don J. Paradiso
Hillside High School
Paradiso
Hillside High
George Gould
Anthony Avella
Thomas Slaher
Joan Goley
Michael R. Flannery
Mr. Paradise
Imput
Clint Bolick
Hillside High Student Government Association
Flannery
Bolick
Township approves 6.5 percent pay hike for most staff
The Township Committee unanimously approved a six and one half percent raise for municipal department heads clerical workers and appointees on first reading at a Tuesday meeting. Police and fire departments and road crews negotiat e separately. Other actions include promoting Detective Richard Cann appointing a new dog for the K9 unit planning a senior bus delivery in two weeks and reserving funds for library hours and road improvements.
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Louis A. Dischler
Sam Katz
Laurence Levitas
Allan Tumarkin
Frank Volturo
Jean Goldhor
David Klurman
Harold Wovsaniker
Roswell C. Donah
Wovsaniker
Richard Cann
Cann
Mary McTaggart
Angelo Bonnano
Anthony Rullis
Alexander Menza
Community event schedule for May including clubs and concerts
May 8 events list at Old Guard Presbyterian Church Lions Club College Inn Hillside High vocal ensemble Wills Industrial Association meeting Christ the King Church Jewish War Veterans Knights of Columbus Free rabies clinic. May 9 Harden Looker event for kindergarten parents Imaginary Invalid at Pingry Christ the King rummage. May 10 Pingry alumni reunion Christ the King rummage. (Continued on page 7)
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Old Guard
Presbyterian
Harden-Looker
Pingry
North Ave
Christ the King
Hillside clerk Dischler retires after 13 years in office
Louis A. Disehler, township clerk for 13 years, resigns at Tuesday's Township Committee meeting. Retirement effective July 1, he plans to move to Brick Township. The committee, likely with a Democratic pick, will appoint a replacement who must run in November to keep the post. Dischler, 68, praised for 20 years of public service, urged the successor to pursue Rutgers courses. He notes extensive duties as personnel administrator and his role as one of the earliest certified clerks. He will finish June 30 and spend summers in Brick.
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Louis A. Disehler
Brick Township
Vincent Baldassano
Dischler
Hillside
Weequa
Rutgers
Viola
Jersey Shore
Dischlers
Car Crashes Into House on Salem Ave. One Dead
A Volkswagen lost control and hit a house on Salem Avenue near Conant Street at 12 16 a m. Kenneth W Hauer 22 Cranford was pronounced dead at St Elizabeth Hospital. Howard Teese 26 and his brother David Teese 21 Crawford were treated and released. Police issued a summons to Teese for careless driving. Ambulance squad aided victims on scene.
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Salem Ave
Kenneth W. Hauer
Cranford
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Howard Teese
David Teese
Crawford
Conant St
Geraldine Farley
Kenneth W. Heuler
Joseph Cavill
Percey Lopez
John Bridges
Ed Smith
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66Th Street
New York
Joe Heath
Bob Zuber
Jerome Johnston
Jim Weinberg
Eddie Brown
Chris Cowan
Pete Kowalsky
Don Paradiso
Steve Serafino
Larry Winters
Glenn Heddon
Walt Hennessy
Long Ave
State Department of Transportation
Heteeee Society
Bandit
Board Promises Paradise Review
Ises
Paradise
Welsh
Anthony Rosato
Rita Loeb
Baldassano
Hollywood Ave
Carmen Dill
Menza
Sweetland
Glenwood Avenues
Louis A. D
Shler
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