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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
1
Willa DiBuono will be nominated by Gov. to serve as the Union County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court’s first full time judge. Confirmation by the State Senate is required. The salary is 22,000. DiBuono resides at 95 Warwick Ave and has served as magistrate since January 4 1961.
A three acre former veterans housing site off Wolf Pine Road, now owned by Menza's Coal Company of Newark, reemerges in zoning debate. Neighbors oppose heavy industrial use and a two family home plan, while Hillside Home Owners Association pushes for broader planning action amid tax and service concerns. The Zoning Board approved the variance for two family homes, pending appeal, with the property remaining zoned heavy industry. The piece calls for further inquiry into FAA jetport site decisions and Port Authority influence.
Two Newark men William Lowe and Willie Roy Allen were sentenced to 60 and 30 days respectively in Union County jail after pleading guilty to larceny in a police sting. Detectives trailed Sgt. Dierolf who dumped an envelope on a car seat containing a one dollar bill cut from a newspaper, signaling the bait.
Funeral services for Rev Dr Arthur Northwood of Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian Church Newark were held Friday June 21. He died June 19 at Brook Lodge Nursing Home Cranford at 77. A longtime Hillside figure he retired in 1960 after 40 years leading the Newark church. He was named pastor emeritus and lived in Cranford before entering the nursing home. He earned degrees from Princeton and Princeton Theological Seminary and served in Quarryville Pa and Newark since 1920. He held 여러 church and presbytery posts and helped found the Easter Sunrise Service at Weequih Park. He leaves his wife four children, two sisters and three grandchildren.
Roland Rollie Massimino, formerly Hillside and Cranford coach, accepts Lexington High School post as head basketball coach and physical education instructor. He will also assist with soccer and either baseball or track, guiding Comets to further titles after a record 73 wins in four years.
The Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club program committee met at 107 Bailey Ave to outline the 1963 64 agenda. The civic participation group met at 18 Warwick Rd to prepare an October program with Mrs John A Desch Mrs W William Di Buono and Miss Jean Rae Turner attending.
An auction sale of unclaimed articles and township property will be held Wednesday July 3 at 10 a.m. at the Municipal Garage Hillside Ave opposite Highland Ave. Items include 1 boys bicycle 5 girls bikes 9 foot black cable tools fishing poles a plastic pail a cane and crutch and municipal property safes trucks a caterpillar road grader a typewriter and adding machine.
Commissioner Mancuso announced a July 4 event in Union County park Conant Street to close Hillside's anniversary. Activities include children and adult races, a 6 pm county musicians concert, trophy presentations, a Mayor Deschi speech, and a fireworks display. If rain occurs the program moves to the next clear day.
Joan Rasnick Oxman of Hillside New Jersey received a Master in Business Administration degree at Harvard University’s commencement in Cambridge Massachusetts on June 13.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Hillside Lodge 1591 Elks plans a second performance of its fifth annual floor show and dance party on Saturday June 29. After a June 22 crowd the club will repeat the western themed program with acts by lodge members and guest performers, directed by Mrs Willian Stavac with accompanist Mrs Emma Vroom.
Howard Schwartz of 286 Williamson Avenue has been named an associate editor of the 1963 Rutgers Law Review. The appointment was announced this week by C Willard Heckel, dean of the State University law school in Newark.
A two week basketball camp for junior and senior high students runs August 19 to 30 at Pingry School Hillside New Jersey under coach Frank Romano with aides Miller Buglari Rollie Massimino and Tony Eatola. Lecturers include John Bach Al LoBalbo and Lou Carnesecca. fee forty dollars includes pool time and daily drills.
The Public Library announces 1963 summer story hours on Tuesdays from July 2 to August 27. Two sessions meet in the library meeting room on the second floor with ages six to nine at 9 30 and ages four to five at 10 30. No registration required. Mrs. Rosemary Fernicola and Miss Ina Wasserman co direct the program with action songs games and stories.
The Board of Recreation Commissioners sponsors the first summer playground dance. On Thursday night June 27 from 7 to 10 PM at Harden Looker playground attendees wear school clothes not shorts. It will be a record dance announced by Recreation Superintendent P G Humanik.
The daily Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church on Hillside Avenue and Harding Terrace began Monday and ends Friday June 28 with a 7 30 p m program. Miss Linda Kingsley presented the theme Living With Christ with games handicraft and Bible study for youth ages 3 to 17.
Mrs Virginia Brindle of 8 Pennsylvania Avenue attended a testimonial dinner for radiologist Dr Joseph Wyatt held June 19 at Lyle's Restaurant in Kearny. Sponsored by West Hudson Hospital Board of Governors medical staff and association, and former workers.
With Independence Day on Thursday next week The Hillside Times will publish Tuesday July 2 Readers should submit material to The Times office by Saturday June 29 for inclusion in next week's issue Co operation appreciated
Scholarships totaling 96150 were awarded to the class of graduates. Principal Ruhl L Custer announced at commencement that most funds come from state college awards, with local Rotary Kiwanis and school funds providing nurse and secretarial scholarships and tuition aid to named students including Jean Marie Crob Ellen Parker Frieda Eisenstadt Virginia Stachura Gwendolyn Deptula Michael Ostrowski Dennis J Scully Marilyn Fasseau Lois Schaefer Roberta Strunk Maureen McCulloch Dolores Capra Robert Korlesky Carol Pearleman John Gorlin and others for study at Newark Scare College Union County Technical Institute Trenton State College Rutgers University Newark Colleges and more.
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