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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
3
Schoen, Kiwanis Youth Activities chair, touted a new pool as a constructive outlet for children and said aid would be provided to families who cannot afford it. Ackerman noted flooding legislation moving through the assembly and Senate to address the Elizabeth River area including Elizabeth Union and Hillside.
Pittsburgh Steelers reserve quarterback Tony Nossinger is identified as a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. The UPI report notes his dual roles in football and professional engineering.
An advertisement touts pyrethrum based insecticides derived from chrysanthemum cinerariifolium as safe for use around food and pets. It argues they are non-toxic to humans, countering Silent Spring concerns about pesticide residues and endorsing products like Slug-A-Bug for home use.
Rutgers Newark named 177 students to its Dean's List for the February to June 1963 term. Among them are Hillside residents Steven M. Baum Richard B. Cohen Thomas J DeSanto Karen H. Ferrigno Paul J Galenas Valerie A Schulman and Robert B Wasserman, listed with addresses and majors as part of the honors cohort.
Elizabethtown Gas Co confirmed participation in the New York World's Fair as a sponsor of the Festival of Gas pavilion. President John Kean reported progress with steelwork complete and roofing underway. the exhibit is among the first to groundbreak and aims for early spring completion. The pavilion, coordinated by the American Gas Association, will feature a carousel ride, a fun house, chef demonstrations, and displays of gas uses, plus a major restaurant operated by Restaurant Associates.
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