Local Court Doles Fines On Traffic Violations And Marijuana Cases
The Union NJ municipal court hear and decide cases on September 28 1972. Donald Bayer was found guilty of driving while impaired with a $60 fine and 6 month license suspension. Robert Lord was found not guilty on driving while revoked and leaving the scene. A toll violation set placed small fines on multiple residents including Kenneth Palmer Ellen Minneci and Teddy Koch. Michael Griffin paid a delinquent toll fine. John Hackett pleaded not guilty to possession of marijuana. Brian Strain pled guilty and got 6 months probation. Three others in Newark pled guilty to marijuana charges with 1 year probation. Kaos Matthews was found not guilty of larceny. Dairy Williams pled guilty to illegal U turn and unlicensed driver. total fines $55. William Rast faced fines for no registration and no NJ license. fine $45 plus suspended fine for vehicle tampering. Alfonso Errico waived hearing on fraud with case held for Grand Jury. Patrick Pepe found guilty of disregarding a stop sign. Lillian Freund found not guilty on failure to yield. Angel Beltran found guilty of failure to stop with $25 fine. Kevin Towey pleaded guilty to careless driving with $45 fine. Kathe Scott guilty of toll violation with $35 fine. Dennis Fenton found guilty of delinquent toll violation with total $45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bayer
Broadwell Ave
Union
N.J
Teehee Robert Lord
Ludlow St
Newark
Robert Diamond
Union Plaza
Garden State Parkway
Kenneth Palmer
Canterbury
Dr. Ramsey
Paul Metzger
Union St
Colonia
Ellen Minneci
Washington Ave
Irvington
Robert Kerr
Plymouth St
Teddy Koch
Vernes
William Rast
Pecore
Houston
Texas
Rast
Alfonso Errico
Eighth St
Bayonne
Earone Patrick Pepe
Howard St
Steers
Kevin Towey
Park Pl
Bloomfield
Kathe Steven Scott
West 4Th St
Plainfield
Large Turnout For Hillside Boxing Program
On Tuesday September 26 David Taub began his third year as volunteer boxing instructor at the Hillside Community Center. A large turnout drew many watching parents as Hillside boys ages 4 to 18 joined practice bouts and training talks. The open registration session runs Tuesdays at 4 00 with matches, drills, and guidance on diet and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Taub
Charles S. Mancuso Jr
Billy Andrukite
Taub
Don Siegel
Hillside Community Center
Hillside
Ucipate
Memorial For Klein Planned By Hillside Lions
The Hillside Lions Club will consider memorial plans for Philip Klein who died September 24. A memorial committee formed at Thursday night’s College Inn meeting includes Dr. Walter O. Krumbiegel Jack Le vene and August Paplercio. Klein was a 20 year executive of Blue Ribbon Preservation Packing Co. of Hillside. Charter night observance, led by Irving Schimel, was also discussed. Sam Leventer presided as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Klein
Hillside Lions Club
College Inn
Walter O. Krumbiegel
Jack Levine
August Paplercio
Klein
Blue Ribbon Preservation Packing Co
Hillside
Irving Schimel
Sam Leventer
Obituaries of Robert A. Grant and Hubert F. Foley
Robert A. Grant 75 of 1018 Elmer Place died last Wednesday at St. Vincent's Hospital Montclair. He lived in Hillside 60 years, retired from Evergreen Cemetery, and was active in St. Catherine's Church and Holy Name Society. Survived by sisters Mrs. Sarah G. Brady and Sister Clarence Marie and brother Rev. Thomas G. Grant. Arrangements by Growney Funeral Home. Hubert F. Foley of 172 Baltimore Ave died Sept 25 after a Newark life, 34 years in Hillside, Ford mechanic 30 years, retired 10 years, member of Hillside Elks. Survived by wife Elizabeth P. Lahair Foley, a son Bud Foley, and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Grant
Elmer Place
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Montclair
Elizabeth
Grant
Hillside
Evergreen Cemetery
St. Catherine's
R. C. Church
Holy Name Society
Sarah G. Brady
Clarence Marie
Benedictine
Hubert F. Foley
Baltimore Ave
Mr. Foley
Rodman
New York
Newark
Hill Side
Ford Motor Company
Hillside Elks Lodge
Elizabeth P. Lahair Foley
Bud Foley
Plessey Dynamics Firm Profile in Hillside Community
Hillside's Plessey Dynamics, a unit of the Plessey Group, employs about 315 people in a six building Chestnut Avenue complex. The Hillside plant links to four divisions in aerospace and industrial equipment, with 20 percent local residents and long service records. It sits alongside Plessey Communications, a separate neighbor, and participates in Hillside High School work-study programs. The Hillside Times invites public opinion via a typed letters column to 1443 No. Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
GBM
Airborne Accessories
Plessey Airborne
Plessey Dynamics
Plessey Company
England
Dynamics Group
Plessey
Nut Avenue
Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside High School
Plessey Communications
Chestnut Avenue
Hillside Times
Broad St
N.J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Devin
John P. Hackett
Looker St
Brian M. Strain
DeWitl Ave
Belleville
David Jenkins
Dayton St. Newark
Leon Anderson
Gwendolyn Anderson
Hunterdon St. Newark
Kaos Donald Matthews
Vickler Rd
Baltimore
Dairy Williams
Vassar Ave
Lillian Freund
Blackburn Rd
Angel Beltran
Grove St
Hyeee
Dennis Fenton
Robert Grant
Growney Funeral Home
Ganization
Plessey Group
By Rosemary M. Bussiculo
Barbara Bussiculo
Ty Wey
Bank Hiuolini
New Jersey
THE
NEW York Times
United Fund
United Way
N.S. Baer CO
Cadwallader Supply Corp
Os-Div
Plessey Industries Inc
D-M-E Corp
the Emeloid CO. Inc
Roselle-Lippman CO
Base Steel Corp
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