Pop Warner Pee Wees and Midgets Battle to Ties at Park
Saturday night at Biers tuempfel Park Union the Pop Warner pee wees and midgets played to a 7-7 tie and a 6-6 tie. The Pee Wees displayed a strong defense and a 75 yard punt return by Bruce Attermann highlighted their scoring. The Midget game saw Union lead 6-0 at halftime on drives by Russ Raffa and Dick Ferguson with Mike Kirk adding a score. A third quarter push by Ferguson was ruled null due to a penalty, and Union later tied the game before the final whistle. Hillside Pop Warner heads to Iselin next Sunday at Woodfield Stadium seeking a win.
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Agth
Bierstuempfel Park Union
Pop Warner
Pee Wees
Bruce Attermann
Union
Russ Raffa
Dick Ferguson
Mike Kirk
Hillside
Ferguson
Hillside Pop Warner
Iselin
Woodfield Stadium
East Orange
Isel
Art Rose
Variance Debate and Town Projects Highlight Meeting
The article details Dr Konzelmann denying health hazards and urging full reporting, a King Street resident reporting a rat problem, the anti litter ordinance empowering cleanup, bids for a maintenance garage addition, an zoning amendment set for Oct 4, traffic light installations on multiple streets, Montes transfer to the Board of Education every 90 days, and a $2 124 million budget note for future needs with Green Acres survey, plus highway cooperation for the Penna footbridge and Aldene plan.
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Konzelmann
Mayoramond
Louis A. Dischler
King St
John Witte
Revere Drive
Daniel Menza
Menza's Coal Co
Irvington
Menza
State Dept. of Law and Safety
Liberty Ave
Bloy St
Ryan St
Conant St
Princeton Ave
Montes
Board of Education
Carmen Ferrigno
Joseph Ram
State High Way Commission
Margaret
North Broad St
Health scare decried by board attorney
Hillside Times reports Republican candidates for Township Committee claimed bubonic plague risk. Albert S. Parsonnet, attorney for the Board of Health, rebukes the tactic as political expediency, notes Health Department inspection found no rats, and urges proper disposal of food waste and prompt health complaints to officials.
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Hillside Times
Township
Board of Health
Albert S. Par- Sonnet
Hillside
Health Department
The
Health
Tipsy Motorist Fined $350 Loses License
Municipal Court heard penalties for multiple drivers including Kenneth H. Wilgus of Paterson fined 350 and license revoked two years for drunken driving. Charles A. Lacara in Newark paid 300 on reckless driving and eluding police. Edward Ward Newark fined 250 for driving while revoked. his wife 55 for permitting an unlicensed driver. Charles Camaroto’s 45 fine and 30 day license revocation for driving without a license and speeding. Joseph D Amiano formerly Hillside now New York City fined 30 for missing proper inspection and license in possession. Stanley Jackowitz Newark fined 100 for disorderly conduct. Leo Stewart Dayton Ohio charged 100 for canvassing without a permit. Others include Jorge Zamora 50 for red light, Edward Turnberry East Orange 25 toll violation, Otis Woodward Newark 25 careless driving.
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Henry Goldhor
Kenneth H. Wilgus
Alabama Ave
Paterson
Charles A. Lacara
20Th St
Newark
Edward Ward
Bergen Sti
Mertie B. Ward
Charles Camaroto
Hillside Ave
Joseph D'Amiano
Hillside Now
Thompson St
New York City
Stanley Jackowitz
Lyons Ave
Leo Stewart
Lorimer St
Dayton
Jorge Zamora
Roseville Ave
Edward Turnber
Maple Ave
East Orange
Garden State Parkway
Otis Woodward
Huntington
Hillside High Opens Soccer Season vs North Plainfield
Hillside High School will start the season September 24 at 3 45 p m against North Plainfield on Conant Street Field. New head coach James Brehoney, returning as assistant coach Ralph Bianchi, plan a 5 3 2 defense after last year’s varied lineups. Only three lettermen return, all seniors, led by Stanley Katz and Stanley Seidel at halfback and David Markowitz at center forward. Eight spots to fill as a strong JV squad helps, with candidates including Eisenstadt Blatt Bornstein Cohen Deehl and Lazzares along the wings and Steinberger at inner positions.
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Charles Friedman
Hillside
North Plainfield
Conant Street
James Brehoney
Andrew Horun
Ralph Bianchi
Comets
Horan
Melowie Twe Lnners
Booter
Stanley Katz
Stanley Seidel
David Markowitz
Richard Eisenstadt
Michael Blatt
Joel Bornstein
Steven Cohen
Randy Deehl
Edward ‘Aussman
Jerry Lazzares
Larry Steinberger
Seidel
Alan
Steven Lieberman
John Lysko
Hillside voters weigh progress with clean government pledge
Township residents debate candidates with a focus on public affairs experience and a progressive program. Support for Mayor Robert Diamond and Carmen Ferrigno is framed as continuing development including Green Acre funds, parks, a second pool, new industrial rates, and cultural growth. Community sports and youth teams are praised as a unifying backdrop while an injury report notes a Sheridan Avenue worker injured repairing a boiler and hospitalized.
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Hillside
Hill~ Side
Robert Diamond
Carmen J. Ferrigno
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Katz
Dennis Cohen
Alan Ehrenberg
El-iot Manders
Jerry Eben
Robert Levinson
Comet Booters
Watchung
Tis
Union County
Sheridan Ave
Elizabeth
Hiawatha .Ve
Empire Fuel Co
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dellcor Beauty Academ
Union Ave
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Irvington Center
Robert Martucci
Bristol-Myers Company
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