Elks Honor Mayor Menza at Testimonial Dinner
At a Sept 27 dinner Hillside Elks Lodge No 1591 presented a motion picture camera to Mayor Alexander J. Menza. The event honored Menza with over 200 attendees. former Mayor Louis A. Dischler and Elks Exalted Ruler Joseph Castellucio attended as witnesses to the presentation.
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Henry Goldhor
Alexander J. Menza
Menza
Altair
Hillside Elks Lodge
Louis A. Dischler
Elks
Joseph Castellucio
Zimmerman
Lehner Appeals Grease Trap Charge After Court Decision
Gary D. Lehner, independent candidate and former Comet Sandwich Shop proprietor, appeals a Hill side Municipal Court ruling. He was found not guilty on six plumbing violations tied to prior owners and pled guilty to one charge related to a grease trap installation, which he plans to appeal in Superior Court.
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Gary D. Lehner
Comet
Union County
Hillside Municipal Court
Board of Health
Superior Court of
New Jersey
Lehner
Pinocchio to Return for Hillside Audience
Hillside Community Players announce Pinocchio will be presented for general audiences in December. Helen Weintraub produced it and Elinor J. Newcorn directed it for Prince Street Players. Barry Prague of Irvington stars as Pinocchio in two summer performances and a charity show at Methany Home for Palsied Children.
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Hillside Community Players
Bobbe Bornstein
Helen Weintraub
Elinor J. Newcorn
Prince Street Players
Hillside Players
Methany
Peapack
New Jersey
Barry Prague
Irvington
B. Bornstein
Hillside Recreation Department
Hillside
N.J
GOP Honors Witte and Local Republican Leaders at Dinner
Hill side Republican Club honored Township Committeeman and Fire Commissioner J Arnold Witte among others at its annual dinner dance held at the College Inn. State Senator Frank X. McDermott and Assemblyman Charles Irwin spoke as the club praised 1969 candidates Joseph T. Loeb and Dominick F. Aiello and thanked organizing volunteers.
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J. Arnold Witte
Hillside Republican Club
College Inn
Rita Loeb
Itte
Janton A. Vit, Jr
Arnold H. McClow
Karl Ross
Franklin A. Feltman
E. Jonathan Bell
Hyman M. Schulman
Harry G. I Miller
Charles S. Tracy
Na Ee
Frank LaTora
Frank X.mc
Dermott
Union County
Charles Irwin
Joseph T. Loeb
Dominick F. Aiello
Loeb
Alice. Gillmore
Marie Oakie
Nancy Light
Barbara Kulish
Mildred Weishaps
Lafayette Awards Go to ’68 Grads
Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania honors three Hillside graduates. Porter Bible Prize goes to first-year Bible students Welks and Novy, while Harvey Topilow earns Coleman Biblical Prizes as a sophomore. Welks is a Dean’s List government major and Hillside High School 1968 graduate. Topilow and Navy are noted as Hillside alumni with biology and government interests respectively.
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Lafayette College of
Easton
Hillside
Keith E. Welks
Donald S. Novy
Harvey Topilow
Welks
Hillside High School
William N
William N. Welks
Eastern Parkway
Navy
Arthur H. Navy
Dover Ave
Topilow
Pre-Medical Society
Hillel Society
Arnold Top=llow
Westminster Ave
Hillside Jaycee Bowling Tournament Opens Oct 25
The 1969 Hillside Jaycee Bowling Tournament will be held October 25 at 9 30 a m at Center Bowl. Open to ninth to twelfth graders. entries due October 23. Trophies awarded for net and gross scores. net winners sponsored in the N J.
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Hillside Jaycee
Center Bowl
N.J
Three Car Crash Injures Two on Bloy Street
Two passengers sustained neck injuries in a three car collision at 10:24 p.m. Monday on Bloy St at Long Ave. Both were treated at St Elizabeth Hospital in Elizabeth. The Borsuk car driven by Sandra Borsuk 19 Irvington stopped, was rear ended by Lukeman 17 Newark after Rourigues 28 blocked behind it.
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Bloy St
Long Ave
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
John Baum
Sandra Borsuk
Martin Place
Irvington
Herman J. Rourigues
Borsuk
Robert E. Lukeman
Valley View Road
Sara Borsuk
Albert Cicchino
Garden St. Newark
Creative Artists Exhibit Opens in Municipal Building
In October the Municipal Building lobby hosts a display featuring Ruth Rosenzweig ceramic works and Rhoda Hertz acrylic wood paintings. The exhibit, opened by Hillside Creative Arts, runs all month and is open for public viewing.
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Ruth Rosenzweig
Hillside Creative Arts
Rhoda Hertz
Crime Rate Spirals Increase Hits Property Losses
The Insurance Information Institute reports a sharp rise in property crimes, boosting insurance losses and rates. Robbery up 29 percent, larceny 21 percent, auto theft 19 percent, and burglary 13 percent from 1967.
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New York
Insurance Information Institute
Acting Court Clerk Named In Township
Mrs. Virginia M. Sorrentino has been named temporary deputy municipal court clerk after the resignation of Mrs. Cather ine M. Pease. Sorrentino was a township clerk-typist and will be subject to Civil Service rules for permanent appointment.
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Virginia M. Sorrentino
Catherine M. Pease
Two youths arrested at Union Center on drug and DUI charges
John N. DeKunchak, 22, of Hillside, released on 1000 bail to appear in Municipal Court Monday. Thomas Blasi Jr., 18, of Union, committed to county jail on 500 bail for appearance the same day. Police report 530 PM Friday arrest for drug influence and forged prescription use.
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John N. DeKunchak
Locust Ave
Hillside
Thomas Blasi Jr
St Ellen St
Union
Union Center
de Kunchak
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John Connor
Trenton
Williams Colege
Harvard Law School
India
Africa
U.N
Meyner
Bernard Saitz
Optometrist
Liberty Avenue
Hillside, N.J
Hillside Medical Building
Mr. Lehner
Pinocchio
Gop
Witte
Chancellor Ave
Newark
Lafayette
Jaycee Tournament
PHOL
Rotterdam
Lewis G. King
Enjay Chemical Company
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Junior Achievement
Bristol Myers
William Rotunno
Alexander Lysynecky
Blasi
Flannery
Nada
Union County Garage
Raed
Ion County
Inpbteen
Watchdog
Union County Board OF Freeholders
Michael J. Demartino
Thomas W. Long
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