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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
1
Recreation officials announced a 1 to 4 pm series of kids and family events at Conant Street Park for Hillside Tercentenary. Ribbons will be awarded to top three. races include sack, wheel barrow, backward, 50 and 30 yard dashes, potato and water balloon games with various age groups.
A Fourth of July program at Conant Street Park features field events run by Recreation Commission volunteers for youths ages 16 to 19. The event offers ACE-30 yards and a football throw with 19 yard and 16 year old divisions plus new toilet facilities. A fireworks display will begin at dusk.
Puzzles and quizzes by Milt Hammer of 525 McMichael Pl are highlighted this month in 14 nationally distributed publications. The collection includes TIP-TOP CROSSWORDS PENCIL FUN QUALITY SUPERB CROSS WORD PUZZLES IDEAL CROSSWORD PLEASURE FAVORITE CROSSWORK VARIETIES COMPLETE CROSS WORD FILL-INS CROSSWORD TREAT AND TODAY'S CROSS WORD.
A former American Legion commander urges adherence to the Golden Rule while addressing Civil Rights and School Prayer. He argues against state sovereignty over civil rights and calls for renewed dedication to constitutional rights and national unity.
Miss Alice V Barnard 46 Spring St Millburn won the second annual bowleague roll-off at Four Season Play and Recreation Center Union. She defeated 39 bowlers with a 198 average and led with 107 pins above average. Mary Ellen Clark and John Zurkosky took second and third. Eddy Woods judged.
Peter J. Giovine son of Mr and Mrs Peter Giovine of 635 Buchanan Street graduated from Columbia University School of Law New York earlier this month He was named a Dean's List Scholar for the academic year Giovine also earned a Bachelor of Arts from Columbia College in 1961
Hillside Democrats pushed to register every eligible voter at a June 24 meeting at College Inn. Mayor Monroe Ackerman and Township Clerk Louis Dischler were named co-chairmen and touted the new voting laws allowing county residence of 40 days to qualify. They contrasted Democratic progress since 1952 with Republican criticism of the Hillside pool project and urged turnout for the November election.
Milton Levitz, 44, of 171 Fairview Place, was crushed when the dump truck he was driving overturned at Dowd Street and Bercik Avenues in Elizabeth. Police said the vehicle grazed a light panel truck, skidded out of control, and fell on him, killing him instantly.
The Union County Tercentenary Committee presents a 4 p.m. July 9 concert at Warinanco Park Stadium Elizabeth with free admission rain date July 10. The program features the Union County Band and Orchestra Summer School directed by Casimir V. Bork, advanced band led by Clarence J. Andrews, and choral conductors Louis Hooker. Highlights include Gifted Leadership, Overature Post and Peasant, Crimson Petal, March United States centennial pieces, American Patrol, and Onward to the Free, with mixed chorus and band performing The National Anthem. Advanced Band members from Hillside include Bonnie Blumenau Mitchell Nedick Jean Reinhard Arthur Sussman and Alan Zisman.
The 1964 story hours run July 7 to August 25 in the Library Meeting Room with two Tuesday morning sessions for ages four to six. One at 10 00 to 10 45 and another at 11 00 to 11 45. No registration required. Rosemary Fernicola and Carol Erdman with staff will plan and conduct.
Commander Mervett Weinstein of Charles Wernicke Jr Chapter 35 led a delegation to the State DAV Convention in Wildwood. The group included Joseph C. Chieppa, J. Vincent Moygihan, Daniel Seib, John Setesoné Minervino, Sal De Francisco, Jack King, Herbert Laycock and Harry G. Hyrry. Hyra named chairman for the New Year's Eve dance.
Mayor Ac kerman speaks of Independence Day as a historic date and notes the annual Bells to Ring program. The piece recalls Eric Sloane and Eric Match proposing bells ring nationwide on July 4 to honor freedom, with Elks lodges joining and a call for communities to ring at 2:00 p.m. local time.
Arnold D. Seifer of Hillside New Jersey earned a Master of Science in Mathematics at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute during the 154th commencement on June 23. The degree was conferred by the Hartford Graduate Center of RPI, Hartford Connecticut.
Hillside Little League announced all star rosters for Major and Minor Leagues with teams representing Lions Knights of Columbus Rotary Club Hillside Industrial Association Kiwanis Food Fair Bnai Brith War Memorial American and Minor Leagues National and American Leagues Braves Giants Dodgers Cardinals and Indians Red Sox.
The Hillside Jaycees announced winners of their first Teen-Age Auto Road-e-o held at the Schering Corp parking area. John Leikauskas led with 323 points, followed by Neil Friedman at 306 and David Rosenthal at 305. Judges included state and local officials. Over 100 spectators from Elizabeth Union attended. Plans for next year are already in progress.
Howard Schwartz of 286 Williams Avenue Hillside received three scholastic prizes from Rutgers University School of Law as he earned his degree in June. He won the Loney and Sage Company Prizes for family law and another Morris Gann Prize for the best grade in evidence studies.
An Army contract worth 38782.20 dollars was awarded to Airborne Accessories Corp of Hillside New Jersey for 436 magnetic brake part kits and 218 actuator part kits for CH 47 Chinook helicopters. Contract issued by Army Aviation Materiel Command AVCOM in Michigan as part of the Army Mobility Command under the Army Materiel Command.
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