01 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
1
About 5,000 residents watched 1,000 participants and half a dozen bands move along during Memorial Day. Hillside Jaycees organized the event to honor war dead while photographer Art Rose captured Liberty Ave from the Route 22 bridge.
At Kingston Restaurant Hillside police and guests attended the annual Hillside Police Dinner with attendees including Sylvester Medurski and Officer John Twomey. Reports note a 1987 car gas theft on Route 22 and Bloomfield, hub caps stolen from Evelyn Spevack, a $100 bail for John Allen on unlicensed driving charges, and thefts of pigeons and a bicycle along Liberty and Florence Avenues.
A defense of local newspapers and advertising income as essential to a free press. The piece argues that readers rely on small town papers for community news while advertisers fund operations, and warns that advertising limits threaten liberty.
Will Honor Comet Team Association stages its annual dinner to honor Hillside High School baseball, Thursday evening June 8 at College Inn Hillside. Guest speaker Samuel Simmons Prudential Eastern Home Office, a Syracuse University athlete who earned letters in baseball soccer and boxing. Trophies will be awarded for leading hitter most valuable player most improved best fielding average and other categories. Joseph Gerard chairman master of ceremonies assisted by Frank De Santo Raymond Colandrea Charles Horvith Peter Capra Jonathan Bell Frank Volturo Henry Goldhor Vito Volturo Mayor Carmen Ferrigno and Dan Menza president of the Italian American group.
Parents of instrumental music students are urged to enroll their children in the Hillside Summer Music Program. For application details contact Michael J. Buglia, Summer Program Director, EL 2 7633.
Henry Goldhor former magistrate responds to Mayor Carmen Ferrigno’s endorsement of Joseph Ram for the Hillside Township Committee Democratic nomination. He accuses Ram of excessive party-switching, labeling him an opportunist, and notes the primary’s stakes amid continued coverage of local graduates including Hillside recipients at Rutgers University.
The Hillside Lodge 1514 Bnai Brith plans its annual picnic at the Woodruff Area of Elizabeth River Park Conant Street on Sunday June 4 at 1 30 a m The event features pony rides games for children and music funded by a grant from the Music Performance Trust Fund with Local 151 AFM cooperation Samuel Laddy and Arnold Kominsky serve as co chairmen.
Andrew H. Campbell of Georgian Court Hillside was re elected president of the Pingry Alumni Association at its annual meeting held after a dinner for Pingry class representatives.
Hillside board at a special meeting created a business administrator post for the Hillside schools. It submitted a duties outline to county superintendent Dr. William H. West for approval and seeks certified applicants. four have been received. Bids for reroofing Harden Looker, Abram P, Morris and Hillside Age schools were tabled. Bow Rainbow Roofing Co. submitted the lowest bid. Electrical work bids also tabled. Shep Electrical of Hillside offered the lowest bid at 7700.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Hillside Little League announces a fair on Saturday June 3 at Gard Avenue Stadium from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Rain date at the PAL Building Hillside Avenue. Refreshments hot dogs soda candy and ice cream. There will be games novelties and a cake sale with proceeds for Little League.
The Piroghy Women of the Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Church sponsor a rummage sale in the church basement at Liberty Ave and Bloy St on June 2 and 3. New items will be added alongside rummage articles.
The Hillside Community Orchestra presents its Spring Concert on Thursday June 8 at 8 30 PM in Hillside High School Auditorium Liberty Avenue Hillside under the direction of Michael J Bug Ho The program includes Ben Newman soloist on saxophone and flutophone with Beatrice Fosman Sarah Gillet and Edwin Goldberg The Bnaisbraham Choral Group directed by Cantor Nathaniel Sprinzen performs with soloists Sharon Snyder Millie Fishbein and Sol Levine accompaniment by Edwin Skalak Residents of Hillside and UnionCounty invited free of charge supported by a grant from the Recording Industries Music Performance Trust Funds Trustee Samuel Ry Rosenbaum
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