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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1972
Page
5
A WHN radio contest awarded 250 000 blue stamps to the Hillside Ambulance Squad after a long judging delay. The squad, volunteer driven, faced funding issues and replaced an aging ambulance with a van to keep service active amid accidents floods and fires.
Ed Smith announces a cocktail party and dance honoring Congressmen Joseph G. Minish and local officials Jack K. Ferrer Alfred J. Lordi and Lawrence Levitas. Event Sunday evening November 5 at 8 at the War Memorial Building Liberty Avenue Memorial Drive. Refreshments served. Admission free.
Carol Foran and Janice Lapinak are among 71 participants in What's Out There an Introduction to Astronomy at William Miller Sperry Observatory on Union College Cranford Campus. The eight week class meets Monday evenings with telescope viewing, led by AAT instructors in cooperation with Amateur Astronomers Inc. About 1,200 have completed the program in five years. An advanced section is offered in spring.
The Board of Trustees of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey voted to give a special award to Peter Bridge. A reporter for the defunct Newark Evening News refused to testify before an Essex County Grand Jury on background for a story about an alleged bribe attempt involving a Newark Housing Authority official. Tickets cost $15.
A letter urges readers to vote for a candidate reflecting needs, debating McGovern era policies such as school busing and a $100 billion spending program. It praises Ike Milton Walder for a reformist state senate record and calls for clear, candid coverage of youth sports honors and local issues.
The Handicapped People of The First Saturday Club thank the Hillside Times editor and Hillside Police for cooperation. They acknowledge all volunteers who donated items, the buyers who purchased them, and note the sale was a huge success, signed The McAtee Family Co-Chairman.
Dr Douglas M Costabile endorses Burton Bergman MD for Hillside Township Committee citing his own tenure as Berkeley Heights mayor and insisting a busy physician can serve the community and patients. He urges residents to vote for Bergman along with Witte and Manzione on November 7.
A reader thanks Hillside High School for its football game atmosphere and the Hillside Marching Band under new Music Director Seymour Stein. Alice Bernardesco of 1040 Thomas St expresses appreciation for pride in the performance.
Two safety engineers in Elizabeth New Jersey completed a supplemental training at Wakefield Massachusetts home office. Robert V. Hopper and Frank M. Mastroianni expanded skills on occupational health under new OSHA regulations. Mastroianni, Hillside New Jersey native, earned a BS from Franklin and Marshall and lives with wife Candida at 211 Veronica Drive. Call 923-9207 to place an ad.
The Klarfeld family expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors officials and organizations for Sympathy shown during their loss of Les Klarfeld at 69 Mertz Ave The note lists many local groups and individuals including schools police fire departments clubs and religious and civic organizations.
Editor praised the Elizabeth River Project Coalition and thanked Robert Friedman Angelo Bonanno and participating groups for hands on cleanup. Ruth C Irwin commends Hillside effort and urges the Garden State to reflect similar cooperation. The Elizabeth Branch AAUW questions a Little League team with a 1-6 record but improving play later in the season.
Hillside Midgets roll Rahway 21 7 to raise record to 3 4 1 as Vinnie Rispoli clocks three touchdowns and Rob Del Guercio seals the win with an 18 yard interception. Bandits also win both games 13 7 each, as Eugene Panarese and Don McLaren star on offense and defense. Next weekend Bandits host HeightsTown at Woodfield Stadium while Pee Wees await Linden in the Union County Pop Warner title game.
The Hillside community honors Dr Walter O Krumbiegel, recently retired assistant superintendent, with a plaque at the Walter O Krumbiegel School dedication. Board official Al Lordi announced the ceremony as the Hillside Ave school is renamed to reflect his service to youth.
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