Wedding Plans and Community News in Newark Area
Sylvia Ross announces Gary Kass and Miss Max Kass of Newark receive wedding plans for next month. Gary Spin del and Miss Sally Setartenial attend a reception at Clinton Manor after a May ceremony. Eward Skolnick prepares to direct the Beth El nursery in September with a nine year old and a thirteen year old at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar Mitevan
Newark
Beth Israel Wold
Congregation Ava
B.C
Inlce
Vingteh
Tonommy
Irving=ton
Jacob Kass
Brooklyn
Tro
Eward Skolnick
Tillman Street
Congregation
Beth E! of the Oranges
Maplewood
Terriple B'nai
Newark State College
Union
Channel Lumber Company
Gary
Calvin Cooleidge
Steven
Hillside Municipal Court Fines Hearings May 1967
For the Hillside Court Session held Thursday May 18 1967 Newark's Mark A Rodburg pled not guilty to driving with an expired license. After hearings he was found guilty and fined 55 dollars. A second charge of driving with a flat tire led to another 55 dollar fine. Lester Diamond faced charges over allowing an unlicensed driver and abandoning a vehicle. guilty on both with a total 60 plus 55 for the second. Alfred J Wood of Delaware pled guilty to driving while revoked in New Jersey and fined 205 dollars. Henry Wegener of East Orange pled not guilty to non payment of toll on Garden State Parkway. guilty and fined 15. Leif M Hide of Hillside pled guilty to careless driving and fined 35. John B Ross pleaded guilty to speeding 68 mph in a 60 zone. fined 20. John P Marciniak of Westfield pleaded not guilty to careless driving and was found not guilty. Harry Lee Henderson of Newark pleaded guilty to unlicensed driving and fined 55. Joe Lee Wirren of Montclair pleaded guilty to 35 mph in a 25 mph zone and fined 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Mark A. Rodburg
Newark
Fie
Lester Diamond
Alfred J. Wood
Delaware
New Jersey
William J. Colfer
Eeeee
Henry Wegener
East Orange
Tol
Garden State Parkway
John B. Ross
John P. Marciniak
Westfield
Weeen
Harry Lee Henderson
Joe
Lee Wirren
Montclair
Sites To Visit In New Jersey Highlights For Tourists
Hillside Lions Club hear Jeane Rae Turnes recounts New Jersey travel features from Daily Journal articles since last June. She notes can reach sites within two hours via Garden State Parkway and Turnpike, including Waterloo Village Batsto Allaire Branch Brook Park dinosaur footprints Lincoln Park Tuckerton Indian shell mounds and a glacier lake near Delaware Water Gap. Also mentions Old Mine Road Swedesboro Quaker meetings Revolution sites at Red Bank Morristown Freehold Princeton Washington Crossing and historic houses in Wayne Morristown Somerville and Rocky Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Jeane Rae Turnes
Elizabeth
Hillside Lions Club
Townley
Union
Journal
Garden State
Waterloo
Batsto
Allaire
Branch Brook Park
Newark
Lincoln Park
Tuckerton
Delaware Water Gap
Kingston
N.Y
Hancock's Bridge
Swedesboro
Philadelphia
Friends
Cumberland
Salem
Burlington
Camden
Red Bank
Morristown
Freehold
Princeton
Washington Crossing
Washington
Dey
Wayne
Ford Maneston
Bridgeton
Waterloo Villeage
Saxton Falll
Landing
Wharton Tract
Passaic Falls
Paterson
Hyde Son River
Women Install New Officers at Hillside Club Meeting
The Evening Membership Department of the Woman's Club of Hillside held its regular meeting at Columbian Hall. Mrs. Robert Black presided and introduced state officers. New members were welcomed, and gifts given as Mrs. Lester Smith prepares to move to Clemson. A musical program featured Hillside High School students. New officers for 1967 1968 were installed: Chairman George Kilbury, Vice Chairman Gregor Pearson, Financial Secretary Eileen Eyre, Recording Secretary Richard Hess, Corresponding Secretary Arthur Gunther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Hillside
Columbian Hall
Liberty Avenue
Robert Black
Black
Russell Te&chman
Northern
Jack Levin
Project
William Brennan
Lester Smith
Woman's Club
Clemson
South Carolina
Robert Kirkpatrick
Iris Adelman
Janine Paplercio
Hillside High School
George Kilbury
Gregor Pearson
Eileen Eyre
Richard Hess
Arthur Gunther
Hillside residents report damaged car antennas and more
Hillside residents led by Norman Crystal, Harry Krampf, Seymour Emzig, and John Lipzanek complain last Wednesday that antennas on their cars were broken. Fire Chief Carmen Dill Sr attends a rotary induction and fire prevention demonstration. A Westinghouse Electric worker, Joseph Zabita, injured at work. A fire engine ladder truck collides with a parked car on Revere Drive. Salem Pharmacy proprietor Philip Weinick reports a neon sign break-in. Mrs Helen McLain reports the family dog stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Crystal
Summit Ave
Harry Krampf
Seymour Emzig
John Lipzanek
Ryan St
Hillside
Carmen Dill Sr
HillSide Rotary Club
Wees
Donald E. Cove
Morris Place
Katharine M. Langstaff
Revere Drive
W. King St
Philip Weinick
Sterner Road
Salem
Salem Ave
Summer Music Survey Shows Much Interest in Hillside
Readers learn Hillside Public Schools offer a Hillside Summer Music Program and urge enrollment. Registration forms are available through the Music Department with a contact for mailed forms. a note on a prospective high attendance year is included along with phone contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Ems
Essary
All Hi
Michiery
Buglio
Music Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty Park
Miss O'Neill
Hillside Ambulance Sowers
Mes
Sylvia Ross
Sally
Des Lawrenged
Max Spinvlel
NeWire
Spikcel
Nathan
Leslie St
Boston
Mass
Colmbié University
S.C
Spindel
Braduted
Lafayette College
Baston
Penna
New Jersey College of Medicine
Glen Miller
Granford
Rose
Louis Devin
Leif’m. Hide
N.J
Sussex
War
State
Abram
Franklin
Paterson and Morris
Atlantic Ocean
Delaware River
Fort Monmouth
Or & Munitions Museum
Picatinny Arsenal
Judy
Roy Zogan
New Jersey Symphony Prep Orchestra
Symphony Hall
New Jersey Symphony Junior Symphony Orchestra
New Jer: Symphony Boys Chorus
Joseph Zabita
Broadway
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Chestnut Ave
St. Michael’s Hospital
Helen McClain
Bright St
One Ave
Long Ave
Waeen
Herman
Fole
Manor Drive
Alois‘ J. Stier
Hillside Pal
Hills de Pal
Plaids & Stripes
Dad's BQ
Dacron Slacks Permanent Press
Dacron
Jonas
Liberty Ave
Carl
Hillside, N. J
Maple Ave
Para
IGE
Long
Barney’s
Rose Marie Reid
naSe SP
Madras
Warners
Lady Marlene
Lily OF
France
Thurs
Fki
Sat
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