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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1967

Page

8

Playground News From Hillside Brings Fun and Contests

Monday at Bristol Myers featured a water fight with many children, a sandbox with a sand making contest, and prizes for winners Jay Kamen Rosemarie Wojenski and Roger Brenner. Keith Ninesling won the Tall Tale Telling contest with My Cat Alfred.

Bristol-Myers Richard Cort Kathy Cort the Cowans the Brenners Ross Zimmermen Ruth Baum Alan Hass Kenny Frank Cynthia Stetz Michael Drew Michael Bussiculo Michaeline Gabes Dennis Dueltgem Rosemarie Wojenski Steve Horowitz Anthony Mar=eira Rosé Ann Morsira Fran Schwartz Jay Kamen John Nodwodny Chester Jogiello Peter Jogiello Ronald Cort Keith Ninesling Susan Jogiello Christopher Brenner Roger Brenner Patricia Brenner Judy Brenner Penny Hunt Christopher Cat Alfred Christopher Bren Ner Robert Gelber Lert Frank Bren

George Washington Senior Softball Champs Defeat Coe Avenie 20-3

The George Washington senior softball team won back to back titles by routing Coe Avenue 20 to 3 in the decisive game. Ron Matis earned the win, going 6-0 for the season, with standout performances from Dave Freedman Bob O’Meo Steve Gorlin and Howie Attermann.

Champs Dolt Again George Washington Play Ground Softball Champs

George Washington playground won the softball title for a second straight year by beating Doe Ave 6-2 and 20.3 in two games. In game one Dave Freedman Steve Gorlin and Ken Greenberg had three hits each. Matics pitched five hits allowed and remained undefeated at 6-0. Bob O Meo and Freedman led the final win with five and four hits respectively and four RBIs. Other players included Levinson Hreyhack Brown Freedman Schachner Nedick Orlans and Atterman. The team thanks Coach Bob Enda for a successful season.

Central Ave Marguerite Gigantiello Ed Crisafulli Joe Abby Tom Tre Marco Vin Barlo Jack Evanchick Central Gary Martucci Robert Marx Jeff Byler Tom Orleski Michael Pa George Washington Playground Doe Ave Playground G.wis Dave Freedshan B.i Steve Gorlin Ken Greenberg Ron Matics G.W Bob O'Meo Dave Freedman R.b.i Matics Mike Levinson Joe Hreyhack Mike Brown Sandy Freedman Wayne Schachner Mitch Nedick Ollie Orlans Howie Atterman Bob Enda

Last Summer Weekend Drive Safe Warns New Jersey Council

George G. Traver of the New Jersey State Safety Council warns drivers to avoid speed alcohol impatience and fatigue during Labor Day weekend. Officials estimate 12 deaths and more than 2000 accidents across 78 hours from Friday 6 PM to Monday midnight September 4, with about 1750 hospitalizations and 5200 motorists cited for violations.

George G. Traver New Jersey, State Safety Council Traver New Jersey

Public official warned as apartment plan fails

Ram accuses Henry Goldhor of self dealing while noting an apartment project near Goldhor's building, urging voters to defeat him. The piece adds that Americans spent about 40 million to insure glass in 1965.

Ted Goldhor Ram Henry Goldhor New York

Ferrel Explains Wolf Tract Bid and Public Officials Aid

Ferrel notes Daniel Menza outbid rivals by 1000 in the Wolf Tract deal with Louis Brief as the nearest bidder. He praises Township Committee member Joseph Ram for frequent planning sessions aiding the Master Plan, and mentions Jim Silva Jim O’Meo and John Ziemiak as unassigned contributors. Community events include Mike Ziemiak winning paddle ball and Tim Trainor Rich Mike and Joe Pecello competing in checker games. Ram’s voluntary service is hailed as invaluable for improving the town.

Daniel Menza Louis Brief Broad Street Newark New Jersey Ferrel Joseph Ram Ale Jim Silva Jim O'Meo John Ziemiak Mike Ziemiak John Tim Trainor Rich Mike Joe Pecello

Liberty Avenue playground project yields crafts and contests

On Liberty Ave. playground students created leather and toothpick constructions. Girls Mary, Debby Giesler, Linda Langston, Debby Langston, and Trudy Heim. boys Nelson Kelly, Tom Burke, Frank Burke, David Peregrini, and Jim Watson formed belt items. A second jack contest crowned Carl Rapp. Carving and weaving crafts were made by Kathy Wisnieski, Laura Rusak, Jacky Revock, Nadine White, Michael Atkinson, Eugene Mikulewicz, Tom Wisnieski, Betty Gibas, Skippy Williams, Karen. Nok-hockey winner Staigars Bert White, runner-up Kathy Wisnieski, third Barbara Wisnieski. Potholders by Kathy Wisnieski, Nadine White, Cindy Brecher, Jacky Revock, Laura Rusak.

Liberty Ave Mary Debby Kathy Giesler Linda Debby Langston Trudy Heim Nelson Kelly Tom Frank Burke David Peregrini Jim Watson Kathy Kosker Debby Giesler Tom Burke Linda Langston Carl Rapp Plaster of Paris Kathy Wisnieski Laura Rusak Jacky Re=vock Nadine White Michael Atkinson Eugene Mikulewicz Tom Wisnieski Betty Gibas Skippy Williams Karen

Postal Holiday Observed in Elizabeth District 1967

Postmaster William H. Runyon announced Labor Day 1967 will be a legal holiday at all Elizabeth Postal District installations including Hillside Roselle and Roselle Park. No city carrier deliveries or window service on that day. Mail collection receive and dispatch will be observed with special delivery letters delivered.

Elizabeth Hillside Roselle Roselle Park William H. Runyon

Wea Firm Gets Defense Contract From DISC Philadelphia

The Defense Industrial Supply Center in Philadelphia awarded a firm fixed price contract on August 1, 1967 for 183,780 feet of electrical cable totaling $35,837 to Normandy Electric Wire Corporation of Hillside New Jersey. DISC, a major Defense Supply Agency unit, procured hardware for the United States Armed Forces worldwide. Two firms quoted after negotiations from five solicited.

Defense Industrial Supply Center DISC Philadelphia Pennsylvania Hillside New Jersey Normandy Electric Wire Corporation Fuicti Vity Defense Supply Agency Department of Defense United States

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