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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1968
Page
4
The Jankovic family on Princeton Ave welcomed their son Spec Five Paul Jankovic back home at 6 a.m. Friday November 8 after a sixteen month tour in Vietnam. Paul had not written for months due to fighting duties and plans to enter Rutgers University.
John W. Brooks 50, of Leo Street, proprietor of El mer's Tavern, was robbed of $12,000 by two men in a drive by incident Thursday afternoon. They stopped in front of his home, forced him into a car, then drove away toward Route 22 after forcing release on Cornell Place.
Harris Rabinowitz and Jess Hollander of Hillside will join a public forum on The Dangers of Toxic Poisons hosted by the New Jersey Chapter of the American Natural Hygiene Society. The event at The Coronet in Irvington features Dr. James A. Dooling of North Shore College as guest speaker.
The Hill side publisher becomes an affiliate of BMI joining a roster that includes more than 17 000 composers and 8 000 publishers. BMI licenses vast works from pop and concert music to jazz folk country rock and gospel. EMI licenses much of today finest film music including 2001 The Space Odyssey The Graduate To Sir With Love Cool Hand Luke Planet of the Apes and The Charge of the Light Brigade.
Garland H. Davis, newly elected chair of the Eastern Union County Chapter, American Red Cross, outlines committee assignments and yearlong plans. The chapter covers Hillside, Union, Elizabeth, Linden, Roselle, Roselle Park, and Winfield, with monthly board meetings at 203 W. Jersey St., Elizabeth.
An armed robber struck an American service station on Route 22 near Cornell Place in Union last Wednesday night. Luther Storch of 1357 Stuvesant Ave. reported a tall thin Negro suspect entered the bay, ordered him to hand over cash, and fled with an undisclosed amount after taking the money from the cash box. Storch says the assailant may be the same man who robbed him previously last month.
Miss Lenore M. Daniel of 915 Roanoke avenue Hillside joins 19 other Union College co eds pledged to Sigma Alpha Pi sorority at Cranford. Millicent Bright of 1545 Leslie Sr Hillside becomes Biology Club member at Grahm Junior College Boston. Linda Breitbarth begins freshman year at Beth Israel School of Nursing New York. Six Montclair State students attended the North Atlantic Association conclave at the University of Bridgeport with Linda Moses Hillside listed among participants. Joan Kaufman of Hillside works at Bamberger's Newark as part of a six week cooperative program through LJM in New York City.
The First State Bank of Union marks 15th anniversary with a week long celebration starting November 18. Free key chain embossers are offered at all offices including Main Office 1930 Morris Ave and other branches. The bank opened November 18 1953 as a chartered institution amid regional banking growth. Police found a door open at 554 Sweetland Ave during a high wind. they secured it and left a note for the owner.
The Hill side Elks Travel Committee outlines a chartered Las Vegas trip from March 6 to 9. Group Plan Travel of Hillside handles bookings, with Elks and friends invited to reserve through the lodge at 244 Hillside Ave or Group Plan Travel at 16 West Shelt.
Thanksgiving Thursday November 28 1968 will be observed as a legal holiday at all Postal Service installations. There will be no mail deliveries by City Carriers and no window service.
Juan Cuevas, 23, of 74 Parkhurst Street Newark, lost three fingers from his right hand at the Princeton CanCo Roselle plant. He was treated at New Jersey Manufacturers Hospital Hillside then transported by ambulance to St Michael's Hospital Newark. Holiday mail collection will occur at 12 noon from front Main Post Office and all stations Hillside area.
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