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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1964
Page
8
Hillside New Jersey recreation officials announced a Recreation Day on Wednesday August 26. Events begin at 9:30 a.m. with boys and girls races, relays and throws across age groups 7 and under to 15. Awards, ribbons, and a catered lunch follow, rain date August 27.
Hillside Playground team led the Union County Championships with junior winners Barbara Ingrassia Calvin Coolidge Ring Tennis second place Michael Brown George Washington Checkers second Robinger Conant Street Checkers second Mike Monheit George Washington Chess first place Senior winners include Wayne Brelowski Bristol Myers Foul Shooting first Terry Kostes Bristol Myers Foul Shooting fourth Mike Dienst Coe Avenue Tetherball fourth Leo Borre Harden Looker Checkers first Alex Masterhazy Bristol Myers Chess first Carol McLaughlin Calvin Coolidge Chess third
About a thousand New Jersey children who completed a six week summer course will graduate Saturday at Olympic Park pool in Irvington. An elaborate water show precedes trophy awards. Mrs. Jane Farshtay organized the program. Newark Red Cross sponsors the classes. Olympic Park charges a small pool use fee.
State Education Commissioner Frederick M Rauh binger informed the Board of Education last Wednesday night that it has dismissed charges filed by the board against John H Salakey High School teacher who resigned June 30. The charges included prolonged absence from class without satisfactory explanation. Salakey who denied the charges has applied for retirement. Payment of 1 247 25 was received from the Insurance Company of North America on the bond for painting. Painting and sand blasting at Hillside Avenue School after the contractor Crescent Contracting Co Inc failed to complete the work. The board engaged the Rockwell Newman Co to finish the job. Acting on a request by Vincent J Dotoll chairman of the Recreation Commission the board will meet September to discuss plans for the Hillside Adult School. Dr Wayne I Branom Superintendent of Schools reported that funds assigned to the local school Under the National Defense Education Act for math foreign language and Science equipment have been increased to 7 824. A 200 salary increment was voted for John Duffy assistant janitor to move him to fill proper step on the Salary Guide. Miss Carol Worby was appointed teacher of the crashable class at Hillside Avenue School Miss Judith Kadowicz received a teacher appointment. Resignation of Miss Jacqueline L Palmer English teacher in the High School was accepted with regret. The board voted to install new type lighting in the office of Dr Branom at a cost of 575. Dr Branom was authorized to attend a conference of New York School Administrators September 27 29 at Grossingers Monticello N Y.
About 230 residents received help last Thursday at Republican headquarters with tax appeals. Commissioner Anto A. Vit Jr and GOP candidates Charles S. Tracy Jack C. Noble and William Pimm notarized forms and photographed homes as required. Photos were submitted to the tax assessor and copies sent to the Union County Board of Taxation. The office at 166 Long Ave corner Bright St will reopen for further service.
Pvt Felix L Kozo doy finishes recruit training at Parris Island and is reassigned to Camp Lejeune. Pvt Bernard Lynch completes advance training at Fort Bliss after basic at Fort Dix. Pvt Victor Da Costa completes tank crewman training at Fort Knox. Michael Bevilacqua serves aboard Roosevelt Roads naval station. Sandra Raschal to join Mutual Benefit Life in Newark after Hillside High School graduation.
Freeholders and the FAA agreed to a 3 PM meeting on August 24 at Kennedy International Airport to discuss low flying aircraft. Rinaldo said mayors of Elizabeth Hillside and Union will be invited due to resident concerns and a past Elizabeth crash memory. The NJ Association for Mental Health endorses a $50 million bond issue for state capital construction including facilities for the mentally ill and geriatric units.
At a Newark Chapter National Association of Accountants meeting, Edward D. Pearce of 1386 Harding Terrace was chosen as Associate Director of Meetings. He is connected with Nopco Chemical Co. at 60 Park Place, Newark, as Manager of Cost Accounting and Inventory Control.
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