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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1963

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Hillside Schools to Open September 5 with Orientation

The Hillside Public Schools will open regular classes on Thursday September 5 after a summer orientation. New students must register August 18, and ninth graders and new pupils will attend a September 4 orientation in the high school auditorium. The board discussed teacher turnover and welcomed new staff, with notes on curriculum, teacher contracts, and college attendance among graduates.

Milside Wayne T. Branom Hillside Iet ERAGE Walter Krumpbiegel Branom Harvey Stone Board of Education Side Avenue John Lopresti Harden - Locker School David Harrris A. P Morris William Kraut- Islatt George Washington School Keumbiegel Jean Rae Turner Rranom Joseph Fl. Gooper North Avenue Cooper Wayne T. Aranonm Harrey Stone Fbe Dr. Bratiom T. Lute Share Peter G. Humanth Nnder Franklin A. Feltman U.s.naval Academy Annapolis Mday Emma Hahnien Abram P. Morria-Saybrook Mise Hehniena Texas Adele Alexanderian Edgar Hill Contractors Inc Hillside Ave Roger Wilson Timothy O'Brien Woodfield Stadium John F. Berting

Township paves three streets without petition first in area

The Township Committee approves permanent paving on Bergen St Fabyan Pl and Irvington Ave without owner petitions. Costs total about 26 500 with future mixed funding from assessments and general treasury. The process faces criticism but aims to reduce patching costs and address inequities while considering through-street benefits.

Bergen St Bailey Ave Essex County Fabyan, Pl Winans Ave Essex Line Irvington Ave North Ave Are St Pingry School Fabyan Pl Cena Improvement Assessment Commission Hillside Nee Maple Age Bailey Williamson Aves Acton Maple Ave

Dinner for Cage Coach Parente Plans Testimonial

A testimonial dinner for Rollin Maasimino, last season’s Cage coach, is set for next Wednesday August 26 at College Inn Yale Avenue at 6 30 p m. Maasimino, who led the team to the Group IV State finals and conference titles, will become head coach at Leaitington High School next month. Speakers include Bill Martin Al Lo Balbo and Sam Dubow. Tickets available at Massey’s Shoe Store.

Cranford Belleville Sam Dubow Athle Hillside Massey’ Shoe Maple Ave

Hillside Fourth in Union County Playground Meet at Warinanco Park

Hillside Playground Champions finished fourth at the Union County Playground Championships held last week in Warinanco Park. Individual winners include Bob Ca full first in ring tennis and Carol McLaughlin with girls chess first, while Barbara Hrevnack and others earned multiple top positions in girls foul shooting, boys chess, and various events.

Hillside Union County Warinanco Park Terry Kostes Dave Jampel Dom Zanelli Bob Cafull Barbara Hrevnack Michael Brown Cathy Lanzafama Alex Masterhazy Carol McLaughlin

Closing Dance At Coe Ave Grounds

Four dances scheduled this evening August 22 at the Coz Avenue playground under the Board of Recreation Commissioners. Final playground season dance from 7 to 10 pm open to all Hillside residents. Directors Vincent Mirland and Helen Shider oversee with school clothes attire and music by recordings.

Coe Ave Coz Avenue Playground Board of Recreation Commissioners Hillside Vincent Mirlandi Misa Helen Shider Coe Avenue Playground

Stop running around pay monthly bills with Union County Trust

When faced with monthly bills to pay, avoid hopping from place to place in cash. Use Union County Trust Company checking account, a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to handle payments securely.

Union County Trust Company Union County Trust Federal Deposit Insurance Corp

Arts And Crafts Winners Chosen At Local Exhibit

The Na tonal State Bank display case in Hillside housed the arts and crafts winners judged by Mrs. Ralph A Schwartz and Miss Jean Kae Turner. Winners span popsicle stick crafts, plaster of Paris, leather craft, race exhibit, scraps objects, cork division and miscellaneous categories with participants from Hillside area schools and Central and Liberty Avenues. Prizes for best creations were awarded at the Recreation Field Day at Woodruff Area of Elizabeth River Park tomorrow.

Natonal State Bank Hillside Ralph A Schwartz Woman's Club of Jean -Kae Turner the Daily Jounal Theresa Kostes Bristol- Myers George Sbrasse Hillside Ave Alina Denisewicz Plaster of Paris John Board of Recreation Commissioners Woodruff Elizabeth River Park

Correction on Woodfield Stadium refreshment stand cost

The Times reports a correction: the refreshment stand in the Woodfield Stadium fieldhouse costs $2,200, not $1,300 as previously stated. The error was due to a misread figure.

Times Woodfield Stadium

Hillside fights jet noise and Runway 29 hazards

Hillside officials push state and federal review of low level jet traffic over Hillside. Gov Hughes backs inquiry with Col Gerard and FAA Port Authority to reassess takeoff procedures and noise control amid reports of planes flying under 1000 feet. Diamond cites 120 decibel readings and a dangerous left turn over Weequahic Newark.

Hillside Aircraft Hazard Committee Richard J. Hughes Hillside Frank Gerard Bureau of Aeronautics Robert Diamond Col. Gerard Federal Aviation Agency Port of New York Authority Newark Cal Gerard Weequahic Harry F. Clark Air Line Pilots Association Diamond Federal Aviavio Agency North Broad St Coe Ave FAA Aircraft Hazard Committee State Bureau of Aeronautics Port of Authority Diamond Maid Hillaide Hill Jamar P. Whitlock Exeter Way Home Owners Action Association Board of Recreation Commissioners Peter G. Humanik Humanik Louis A. Dis~eller Westfield Henry Gold Hor Mancuso Elizabeth

State Recreation Day Scheduled for Aug 28 at Union County Park

The Board of Recreation Commissioners announced a State Recreation Day on Wednesday August 28 at Union County Park Conant Street. Activities begin 9 30 a m with age groups 7 and under 10 11 13 14 15 plus a mother daughter event. Prizes ribbons lunch for registered youngsters and staff.

Board of Recreation Commissioners Union County Con Ant St Pater G Human

Stinging Bees Stir Protest In Hillside Neighborhood

Neighborhood residents protest backyard beekeeping after swarms fill Mann Ave area causing many stings and blocking pools. Barry Klarfeld asks acting mayor for action on petition with 100 plus signatures. Beekeeper’s tire hive source cited. Desch vacation delays response from officials.

Hillside Mann Ave Barry Klarfeld Mertz Ave Charles S. Mancuso Klarfeld William Bean Maricuso John A. Desch

Elks Delegation For Benefit Game Heading to Rutgers

Joseph B McDonough Exalted Ruler Hillside Lodge 159 BPO Elks leads a large delegation to Rutgers Stadium in September to attend a Jets versus Patriots exhibition. Sponsored by Hass Oil and Chemical Corp with Rutgers courtesy. John S Burke of New Brunswick chairs Crippled Children's Program. Original Hobo Band performs.

Joseph B. McDonough Hillside Lodge B.P.O. Elks Rutgere Stadium New York Jets Boston Patriots Hass Oil and Chemical Corp Rutgers State University John S. Burke New Brunswick New Jersey Elks

Elks and Jets Host Rutgers Charity Game

The Elks and Jets aim to make the Rutgers game an annual charity event. The New Jersey Elks have funded scholarships for crippled children for years, sending one boy and one girl to college yearly for a decade. The benefit could fund five full four year scholarships for both genders, with reservations urged immediately. The first fifty thousand dollars in gross receipts go to the Scholarship Fund.

Elks Jets Rutgers New Jersey Elks McDonough

Theft Reported Here In Westminster Area

Mrs Louis Harper reported theft of furs and jewelry worth over 11000 from a Westminister home. Detective Mason said items included a full length ranch mink coat a white mink stole and an $1800 diamond watch. Entry was by forcing a rear door while family away between 6 and 11 p.m. Monday. Halper Bros Papar Co of York Street Elizabeth is cited.

Louis Harper West King St Robert Mason Mason Halper

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