Hillside Briefs Report Breakage and Incidents
Hillside police log notes seven broken glass panes at the Administration Building over Labor Day weekend with an estimated $14,000 replacement cost. Joseph Av Cymanski, 24, of 329 Hillside Ave, was arrested Sept. 2 for disorderly conduct after allegedly annoying two 14 year old girls. Also reported were three cars sprayed with paint, a theft from parked vehicles at the Hillside Truck Stop including a cash register, an amplifier, and a guitar totaling $350, and a radio stolen from A. G. Cordi of 26 Garden St. Sept. 2. A new scoreboard honoring Dr. Milton M. Lilien will be dedicated Sept. 27 at the season’s first game, with $1,800 funded and another $300 needed. Ted Jascor described a 31 day fast at a Florida resort to Hillside Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wagner
Rah Way Ave
Elizabeth
Joseph Av Cymanski
Hillside Aves
Arthur Seale
Hillside
A. G. Cordi
Garden St
Crawford
N. Broad Sc
Milton M. Lilien
Dr. Lilien
Henry Groh
National State Bank of Elizabeth
N. Broad St
N.J. Eens
Ted Jascor
Hillside Rotary Club
Florida
Ted
Rotary
Seees
Democrats Tap Record Of Achievement In Hillside
Mayor Alexander J. Menza and Commissioner Share campaign for re election on the Township Committee. They cite Margaret M Roche Pool street lighting outdoor fire alarm system and Merkle playground funding with Federal Green Acre support plus master plan adoption. They promise youth programs flood relief blockbusting controls and updated streets and pay raises for police and fire personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander J. Menza
Share
Margaret M. Roche
Merkle
Maple Avenue
Menza
Norman L. Sanford
Hillside Youth Advisory Council
Towneship
Senior Citizens
Hillside
Harvard Avenue
Yale Avenue
Beech- Wood Place
Crossing Guards Meet Sept 17 at Coe Ave Church
The Hillside School Crossing Guards hold their first meeting of the new school year at Coe Ave Presbyterian Church corner of Salem and Coe Avenues at 7 p.m. on September 17. Their first guest will be St John Senatore of the Hillside Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Coe Ave. Presbyterian Church
Salem and
Coe Avenues
At & P.m
St. John Senatore
Hillside Police Department
Hillside Jintes weekly publication details and staff
The Hillside Jintes weekly by Mill side Times Publishing Co at 1443 North Broad St Hillside 5 NJ 07205 editor Sidney Silverstein publisher Sarah Silverstein Asst Advertising Manager Edmund Lynn Doty Asst Editor Thursday September 11 1969 subscription per year 450 anywhere in the United States single copy 10 cents second class postage Elizabeth NJ VOL XLV NO 45
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millside Times Publishing Co.,Inc
North Broad St
Hillside
N.J
Sidney Silverstein
Sarah Silverstein
Edmund Lynn Doty
United States
Elizabeth
Essex County JWV marches for UN protest over hijacking
The Essex County Jewish War Veterans met September 2 1969 at Irvington Service Men's Club House to urge the US government to demand release of passengers seized on a TWA flight to Athens and Tel Aviv. A September 3 1969 delegation joined a New York UN demonstration supporting air line pilots associations. Nathan Flaxman of Hillside was named County Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Council
Jewish War Veterans
Service Mens Club
Irvington
TWA
Athens
Tel Aviv
United States
International Federation of Air= Mine Pilots Association
Essex Cout+y
United Nations
New York
International Airline Pilots Association
New Jersey
Nathan Flaxman
Hillside
Youth Nabbed In Theft Spree
Five men were jailed in default of bail after a Saturday theft spree. Patrolman Daniel Marx and Robert J. DeProspo arrested suspects two hours apart. Irvington residents Al Tay Bye 17, Richard H. Eustis 18, and 20 year old Newark man Douglas A. Lasher were linked to Comet Pizzeria burglary by removing an exhaust fan and forcing a cigarette machine. The juvenile suspect, 17, is pending juvenile court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Tay
Daniel Marx
Robert J. DeProspo
Richard
H. Eustis
Dayton St
Twenty Five School Guards Named by Township Committee
The Township Committee named twenty five school guards to serve during the school season starting last week. Names include Lewis C. Armstrong Aud rey E. Baiza Barbara Blanchette Elizabeth Callendrello Frances Carducci Mary Condillo Corrine Haefner Rose Hedstrom Irene Helter Rose Ilgavizis Iher Kalfus Sally Kuttack Rita Loeb Clarence B. McKay Jennie Plungis Florence Rosenswerg June Rummel Perina Sabba Stephanie Sabia Eugenia Schick Elinor Sytoi Bearl Shafer Lauri Silbereich Anna Wybolt Gladys Zoerner. They will be paid 1800 dollars for the seventh period ending June 1970. Substitute guards named are Theresa Richele Mel Mary B. DeHotel Shirley Kochendorfer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Armstrong
Audrey E. Baiza
Barbara Blanchette
Elizabeth M, Callendrello
Frances Car~ducci
Mary Condillo
Corrine Haefner
Rose Hedstrom
Irene Helter
Rose Ilgavizis
Iher Kalfus
Sally Ku
Gis
Florence Rosenswerg
June Rummel
Perina Sabba
Stephanie M. Sabia
Eugenia Schick
Elinor Sytoi
Mra
Bearl E. Shafer
Lauri Silbereich
Anna Wybolt
Gladys Hy Zoerner
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Diet Control Centers
Korvettes
Bloy St
Stuyvesant Ave
Union, NJ
the College
Yale Ave. Cor
New York Place
Joey’s Pizzeria
Coit ST
W.J
Valley Fair
NEW Pine Tavern
Larry’s Pizzeria
Long Avenue
Carl
Liberty Ave
Cor
Long Ave
U.S.G
Sidney T. Holt
Broadst
Market St
Newark
Fereday & Meyer CO
ING
Olive St
Elizabeth N.J
Thomas Fuel Oil
Thomas Oil Company
Ramsey Ave
Mittleman Bros. Inc
Quality Bakers
Maple_Ave
WaAverly
ACE Newark
JWW
Douglas A. Lasher
Norwood Ave
Comet Pizzeria Inc
Allstate Fuel Co
Waverly
Liberty Pharmacy
Public Service
Public Service Office
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Alegtrig
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