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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1967

Page

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Spectacular Memorial Day Parade Planned at Hillside

Memorial Day events will begin at 12 30 PM at Hillside High School. The program features Hillside High School Band St Lucy s Cadets and the Minuteman Colonial Fire Company among others as the parade honors war dead. Airman Robert H Kimmel from Hillside serves as a personal equipment specialist in the NEP Life Support Section supporting local flying crews in Southeast Asia. He attended Hillside High and plans to return home next April from overseas duty with his wife Jean Ste noW at 112 Salem Ave. His brother George serves in the Army at Fort Sill.

M Los NEP Thailand Hillside Robert H. Kimmel Kimmel Hillside High School Hill Side Air Force Lackland Air Force Base Texas Chanute Air Force Base Illinois McGuire Air Force Base Travis California Jean Ste Salem Ave George Army Fort Sills Okla Southeast Asia St. Lucy's Cadets Minuteman Colonial Fire

Ornate Buddha statue and plaques stolen, vandalism reported

Police reported recovered items from several incidents on Hillside Week including a 200 pound Buddha statue and a 100 pound gargoyle with decorative plaques linked to a Japanese motif at Bernard Bernstein’s home on 13 Salem Ave. Damage to wiring cost about 1000 dollars. Others include a tire and rim theft on Route 22, damage to a monument at Elizabeth Monument Co, and a crash on Bloy St near Dameo residence.

Long Ave Hollywood Ave Bernard B. Bernstein Salem Avey Bernstein Anthony Rullis Broad St Elizabeth Monument Cos

Five House Breaks Reported as Cash and Items Stolen

The Defective Bureau today reports five weekend house breaks with nearly 500 dollars in cash and valuables stolen. Victims include Sanford Goldberg at 1625 Crescent Ave, Thomas Sabatino at 233 Hillside Ave, Jick Preston on 1523 Schley St, Mrs Ldna Lobar at 1314 Bright St, and David Kusoff at 1407 Orchard Ter. In one case a man was spotted in a home, escaping after being confronted.

Defective Bureau Sanford Goldberg Sidney D. Goldberg Crescent Ave Thomas Sabatino Hillside Ave Jick Preston Schley St Ldna Lobar Bright St David Kusoff Orchard Ter

Mayor backs Ram for Hillside Township Committee nomination

Mayor Carmen J. Ferrigno endorsed Joseph Ram for the Democratic nomination in the Hillside Township Committee September 12 primary. He cited Ram's two terms on the Board of Education and extensive civic work, praising Ram as capable, energetic, and thoroughly qualified, while noting party affiliation changes should not affect public service.

Carmen J. Ferrigno Joseph Ram Hillside Ferrigno Mr. Ram Max Schleifer John A. Desch Charles S. Mancuso Board of Education Greal

Teenage Girls Report Attacks on Two Girls

Two 17 year old girls reported assaults in separate incidents. One was pushed and cursed on Buchanan Street near Bloy Street by four girls. The other was scratched and had a gold necklace torn and broken at the parish fair near the Church of Christ the King on Rutgers Avenue and Bloy Street.

Elsie von. den Steinen Long Aves Bloy St Bavg Church of Christ the King St. Elizabeth Hospital Milton Lillewitter Ferria Margaret Morris Chestnut Road Cedar Kapile Aid’ Ani Shokan Bright St Buchanan St Rutgers Ave

Youngest hiker joins 100 on protest hike

A 6 year old named Edward T White Jr joined 99 other nature lovers on a 2 1/2 mile hike atop the Kittatinny Ridge to protest a plan to flood the Appalachian Trail and Sunfish Pond. He walked with his grandfather Theodore Sloboda. Edward is a pupil at Christ the King school and lives at 188 Fitzpatrick St.

Sunfish Pond Kittatinny Ridge Edward T. White, Jr Fitzpatrick St. Edward Christ the King School Theodore Sloboda Bright St

Disorderly After Crash Arrest of David R Radzinski

David R Radzinski, 22, listed addresses at 17 Harden St Hillside and 127 E 3rd Ave Roselle, was arrested as a disorderly person after an automobile crash on Lehigh Ave Union. He allegedly fell asleep driving south and struck parked cars owned by Allied Erectors 45 High St Crawford and Wenzie Maurer 692 Lehigh Ave. Patrolman Nelson T Hall reported he became abusive. He was released pending appearance in Municipal Court on June 5.

David R. Radzinski Harden St Hillside 3Rd Ave Roselle Radzinski Lehigh Ave Union Allied Erectors High St Crawford Wenzie Maurer Nelson T. Hall Vune 5

Six Year Old Struck By Car Near School Crossing

Jonna Nuttolo six, of 1279 Hard Aye, escaped injury after being struck by a car driven by Dominick Calumon ad, 17, at 3 30 p m Thursday at Harder Hooker School rear. Patrolman Lawrence La Cara says he directed traffic at Gurd Ave and Silver Ave crossing and motioned the driver to permit the child to cross. the driver says he misunderstood the signal and struck the child.

Jonna Nuttolo Hard Aye Pam Dominick M. Calumon Gertrude St Harder Hooker School Lawrence la Cara Gurd Ave Silver Ave Re— Ward

New Police Scooter Unveiled At Hillside Local 70 Dinner

At the final dinner of Hillside Local 70 PBA the police department announced its first scooter to check overtime parkers. New police cars and radio equipment were shown as part of a broader upgrade. Retired Patrolman Harold McBride was introduced as former Local 70 president along with Deputy Chief Harry Schuetzle who will retire this year. Various officials and life members were honored and 150 guests attended. Continued on Page 7.

Carmen J. Ferrigno Pba Hillside Local 70 College Inn Rae Harold McBride Lote 70 Harry Schuetzle Hillside Deepartment Joseph Gerard Henry G. Groh National State Bank Elizabeth Carmen Ferrigno Edward Sadlon Traffic Bureau Parkers Ernest Voelk

Honor Industry Group Founder Remembered at College Inn

Prank W. O'Brien, Hillside Industrial Association founder and longtime leader, to be honored at an old timers night. NYC native, Westfield High School graduate, court reporting courses at Marshall School. WWII parachute instructor and first lieutenant, partner in O'Brien Associates, AC Supply Co. led Hillside Post Office, supported school building and firehouse programs.

Prank W. O'Brien Hillside Industrial Association College Inn O'Brien New York City Westfield High School Marshall School William C. O'Brien

Free Flags For Kiddies Parade Enthusiasm Across Hillside

Hillside Jaycees announce 1000 free American flags for children along Memorial Day Parade route courtesy of Hillside Elks Lodge. A dozen groups including band units, civil clubs, rescue squads, and the Hillside Police will march from Hillside High School to the War Memorial Building with a ceremony at Memorial Drive. Organizers urge nonparticipants to join or contribute through P.O. Box 5 Hillside or at Hillside Cut Rate.

Hillside Jaycees Vo Hillside Elks Lodge Argonne Raiders MonteVille Bay Scourge Corp Garden State Citizens Band Hillside Amebulance Squad Civil Air Patrol Naval Reserve Group American National Red Cross Hillside Little League Elks Band Knights of Columbus Hillside Police Department Hillside Reserve Police Hillside Fire Department Hillside Reserve Fire Department Hillside Post Office Jewish War, Veterans Hillside Women’s Club Hillside Jaycees Hillside P.A.L Hilleside High School Liberty Avenue Memorial Drive Highland Avenue Hillside Avenue Maple Avene Maple Avenue Terrace Oakland Errace Liberty Hillside War Memorial Building Hillside Hillside Camera Club P.O Box Sl Hillside Marty Prince

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