Hillside Playground Champions Named in 1964 Finals
Hillside celebrates in the 1964 playground championships with junior and senior winners led by George Washington Bristol-Myers and Hurden-Looker clubs. Individuals earning top marks include Jeffrey Kreps Rudolph Rosencrantz Janet Mikulewicz and many others across washers jumping hopscotch ring tennis and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Bristol-Myers
Race Street
Hurden-Looker
Coe Avenue
Central Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Conant Street
Hillside Avenue
Coe Avene
Harden-Looker
Hillside
Union County
Jeffrey Kreps
Rudolph Rosencrantz
Janet Mikulewicz
Jacks
Jane Helmstetter
Bristol- Myers
Ron Matics
Dorothy Michaelzon
Joe Hrevnack
Trudy Grossman
Hurden
George Piasecki
Barbara Ingrassia
Ire Baum
George
Barbara Kulpan
Michael Brown
Robin Ger
Mike Monheit
Hillside Playground
Pete Confolone
Mitch Mazur
Wayne Brelowski
Bristol Myers
Terry Kostes
Kevin Moynihan
Chris Statkus
Leo Borre
Geraldine Lords
Neil Pierce
Carol McLaughlin
Playoff Schedule Set for Volleyball and Softball
Summer playground leagues determine final standings with Coe Avenue facing Race Street in a single elimination softball game at Conant field. George Washington meets Hurden Looker Liberty Avenue in a separate game at Liberty Avenue. Winners advance to a three game championship series starting August 18 with subsequent games on August 20 and 21 if needed.
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Coe Avenue
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Race Street
Harden Looker
Liberty
Central Ave
Conant St
Bristol Myers
Hillside Ave
Calvin Coolidge
Coe Ave
Race St
Conant Field
Liberty Avenue
George Washington
Hurden
Hurden Looker
Liberty Ave
George Washington de A
Coan Central Ave
Coe
Conan
Greene retires after 35 years at Public Service Electric and Gas
Ralph E. Greene of 571 Lee Street retires on pension from Public Service Electric and Gas after more than 35 years with the Essex Division. He began in automobile maintenance, joined the Essex Division substation department on September 1, 1933, and served in World War I with the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery and in World War II with the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Greene
Lee St
Essex
Electric Distribution Department
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Greene
Supstation Department
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
United States Navy
Hillside Playground champions and weekly events summary
The piece lists 1964 Hillside Playground winners in events led by Leo Barre and Jim Doyle in individual contests and team victories over Calvin Coolidge in softball and volleyball. It notes a pie-eating contest, upcoming picnic, and various contests, dances, and a water melon feast. George Washington Playground details include crafts, a bike show with multiple prize categories, forfeit softball win, and a sisterhood meeting. A travel note advertises a 21 day Argentina livestock tour from Miami for under $1,500 with Bridgman Tours including show seats, ranch visits, and a Buenos Aires asado experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Harden Looker
Leo Barre
Robin Lobe
Jim Doyle
Chris Statkus
Confalone
Mitch Mazur
George Evanchik
Buddy Guidice
Silda Feldman
Pam Pinter
Calvin Coolidge
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Minneapolis
New Orleans
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George Washington Playground
Bob Saxon
Barbara Gonos
Ronald Matics
Anthony Callendrillo
Edward Novy
Robert Mergherito
Mary Doyle
Gale
Richard Lobel
Kim Smith
Ken
Lori Bieg
Karen Sternberg
Donna
John Sthul
Mona Bernstein
George Wahington
Central Avenue-Conant Street
Willam Saxon
Joseph Hreynack
Michael Monhest
Ira Baum
Allan Adamcik
David Gones
Allen Zadrozny
Albert Sessa
Ken Bieg
Dolores Montgomery
Linda Romeo
Carol Montgomery
Robert Saxon
George Gonog
Frank Adameik
Tom Walker
Allen Adameik
Bobby Saxons
John Garry
Stan Seidal
Sisterhood
Sisterhood of Sinai Congregation
Argentina
U.S
Miami
Bridgman Tours
Lexington Ave
N.Y
South America
Lima
Peru
Santiago de Chile
Montevideo
Uruguay
Copacabana
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mitional Starr
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