Hillside Senior Citizens Hobby Show Winners Named
Mary Felber won best hand work for a patchwork quilt. Mary Sanford, club president, Mary Dill and Irene Heller received mentions for crochet and unusual crafts. Betty Chulba and Mary Spaack displayed crewel work and embroidered items. Marth Busch showed handmade jewelry as most unique. Ressa Serwatka judged. prizes donated by local businesses.
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Hillside Senior Citizens
Let
Mary Felber
Mary Sanford
Mary Dill
Irene Heller
Betty Chulba
Mary Spaack
Marth Busch
Suspended Hillside High teacher faces state hearing
Hillside High School teacher Ronald Puerro, in place for six years and head wrestling coach, is suspended after a student assault allegation and an incident where driver education students were left unattended for about 20 minutes on May 8 and May during practice. The Board of Education referred the matter to the State Department of Education for a hearing.
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Board of Education
Anthony Avella
Ronald Puerro
Puerro
Hillside High School
State Department of Education
Hillside Times
Avella
Robert Parker
Peterpaul Seeks Lions Chairmanship in New Jersey
Dominick F. Peterpaul of Hillside seeks the chairmanship of New Jersey Lions at the 52nd state convention in Atlantic City from June 7 to 10. He serves as Cabinet Secretary Treasurer of NJ District 16-E and has led extensive fundraising, club formation, and membership drives while earning two international awards.
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Dominick F. Peterpaul
Hillside
Lions Clubs
Lions
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Peterpaul
N.J
Warren
Morris
Essex
Union
State Council Board of Governors
Lions International
Randolph Roxbury
Morrin County
Lopateong Club
Air Force Reserves
Disabled American Veterans
American Legion
Unic National
N.J. Arts Center
Holmdel
Hillside residents report vehicle damage and theft
John H Reach reports a shattered windshield on his 63 Ford after a Saturday incident at 1431 Maple Ave. Marlene Malarik says eggs were thrown on her 70 Maverick. George L Harpes reports a missing mini bike from his Hillside Ave garage. Robert C Davis notes further vehicle trouble at 860 Williamson Ave.
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John H. Reach
Maple Ave
Marlene Malarik
Grumman Ave
Maverick
Parade postponed to June for Hillside memorial events
The Hillside Memorial Day Parade and the Sixtieth Anniversary Picnic were postponed due to rain and rescheduled for Saturday, June 6. The parade starts at 12:00 noon from the War Memorial Building at Liberty Avenue and Memorial Drive, followed by a memorial service. The township anniversary picnic moves to the Elks Lodge playground on Hillside Avenue after the parade.
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War Memorial Building
Liberty Avenue
Memorial Drive
Elks Lodge
Hillside Avenue
Governor Race Draws Interest
A heated gubernatorial contest on both party tickets is seen driving a large primary turnout next Tuesday. Governor Cahill seeks re election and appears poised to edge Rep. Charles Sandman despite corruption allegations surrounding his officials. Republican labor candidate is Michael A Maglio. The three Democratic contenders race for the nomination.
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Cahill
Charles Sandman
Michael A. Maglio
Six Graduate From Fairleigh Dickinson
Fairleigh Dickinson University awards 3100 degrees this spring across its Florham Park Rutherford and Teaneck campuses. The first Doctor of Education degrees are conferred. Commencement speakers include William F Buckley Jr and William O Douglas. Local graduates listed with degrees and addresses.
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Fairleigh Dickinson University
New Jersey
William F. Buckley, Jr
Rutherford
Riverside
Elaine Moses
Thomas St
Michael Orlands
Conklin Ave
Barbara Williams
Bailey Ave
Annette Zilber
Leslie St
Police Pay Dispute Sparks Multiple Protests Across Township
Members of the Policeman's Benevolent Association staged demonstrations at the Livingston engineering firm where Mayor John Kulish works hackensack bank where Charles Mancuso is employed and a Staten Island company owned by J Arnold Witte as the pay dispute continues the township committee calls a fair offer while the state PBA warns of court action. Reserve Police curtail training details pending settlement and Captain Raymond Brennan says duties will be limited to Civil Defense emergencies.
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John C. Murphy
Vincent P. Baldassano
Francis X. Medermott
Elizabeth L. Cox
General Assembly
C. Louis Bassano
Charles 5
Tracy
Hillside
Mary
Kanane
Joseph J. Durkin
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Raymond F. Bonnell
Robert W. Lee
Jack C. McVey
Charles P. Bailey
Irene T. Griffin
Alexander J. Menza
Henry Kielbasa
William J. McCloud
John J. McCarthy
John J. Wilson
Eileen Mary King
Hilton Davis
Angelo Mancione
Hugh Caldwell
Everett C. Lattimore
Thomas W. Long
Harold J. Seymour Jr
Donald Law
Pischer
Policeman’s Benevolent Association
PPA
Reserve Police
Raymond Brennan
Tie Vote Delays Staff Increase For Prosecutor
Union County Board of Freeholders deadlocks 4 to 4 on a staff increase for Prosecutor Karl Asch. The gridlock stalls proposed changes and delays a November ballot decision on charter options and government structure.
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Karl Asch
Union County Board of Freeholders
Hillside
Ten Barrels Of Glass Recycled In First Municipal Collection
The first municipal recycling collection filled ten barrels with broken glass on Saturday. Cadette Girl Scout Troop 365 supervised the center led by Mrs Elroy Moss. J Patrick Growney leads plans to build glass and newspaper bins behind the municipal garage at 274 Hillside Ave. Donors should remove metal from glass and tie papers in bundles. Half profits support the commission, the rest fund the sponsoring organization.
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Recycling Commission
Cadette
Elroy Moss
J. Patrick Growney
Hillside Ave
Tod
Three Receive Degrees At Monmouth College
Monmouth College awarded degrees to about 1,300 persons at commencement on May 26 opening a year of anniversary observances. Honorary degrees went to jazz artist William Basie and Dr. Irving Mark, retiring history professor. Dr. W. O. Baker of Bell Telephone Laboratories gave the address. Degrees were conferred on Robert A. Bolson, Kenneth A. Belfiglio, and Cherry H. Lieberman, all of Hillside.
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Monmouth College
William ‘Copnt
Bassie
Irving Mark
Monmouth
W. O. Baker
Bell Telephone Laboratories Inc
Murray Hill
Robert A. Bolson
Kenneth A. Belfiglio
Cherry H. Liberman
Hillside
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Ressa Serwatka
Club
The
Hill Side Recreation Commission
Marlon C. Vath
Senior Citizens
Hillside Photo Service
Lions Club
Union County Blind Association
Dominick F
TAXE
George L. Harpes
Eteen
Robert C. Davis
Williamson Ave
Fairleigh Dickinson
FDU
Florham Matilson
Ralph DeRose
Brendan Byrne
Ann Klein
Francis A. Forst
Vito Albanese
P.B.A
Rillside Police
Baulding
Pap
Nectetas Et
Option Charter Sect
John G. Kulish
Union County Board of Chosen Ete
Kenneth A. Belsiglio
Cheryl H, Lieberman
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