Long Live the Queen Crowned at Hillside Little League
Donna Lares of 9 Mertz Ave was crowned Miss Hillside Jit the Leogie of the Little League Black Dance. Her court includes 1st runner-up Diane Testa of 571 Leo St and 2nd runner-up Donna Kowalsky of 565 Conant St. They will reign through 1968 and attend the banquet, Memorial Day Parade, and Opening Day ceremonies. Trophies were presented by Mrs. V. Rispoli. The queen received a red velvet cape and an imperial crown crafted by local sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lares
Mertz Ave
Hillside
the Leogie of
V. Rispoli
D. Hallaway
E. Pease
Miss Hills
Mic Ipague
Donna Lacey
Donna Kowalskait
Diane Testa
Marie Kowalseris Rowan
Ruth Volturo
Millie Stukas
Lucy Andersen
Kathy Pease
Dotti Hattawayarié Rispoli
Rose Ferrara
Library Holds Story Hours Begin This Summer
Beginning July 2 1968 the Sunriver Public Library hosts weekly story hours for six year olds on Tuesdays through August 27 The program runs from 4 to 5 pm with staff led by Mrs Rosina Juzeolinc and assistants Miss Linda Grobowski Miss Marjorie Chase Miss Anna Coldbero Miss Marygrace Corwlineu and Miss Shelley Mandel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heginnin
Ldediy
Hilfeide Publiq
Rosina Juzeolinc Wii
Linde Grobowski
Marjorie Chase
Anna Coldbero
Marygrace Corwlienu
Shelley Mandel
Canadian exchange program selects local student
Miss Sue Hirschmann is chosen for the foreign exchange program to the University of Saskatchewan in Canada. She will join 40 students going abroad this year within Trenton State College's exchange system and will study in the College of Education after completing her mathematics major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Meschmans
Trenton Stile
Callie
Sue Hirschmann
University of Saskatchewan
Kusketotu
Saskatchewan
Canada
Ant’ Mire
Ether Hirschmann
Cri Wendie
University of Saskatche Wan
Filielen
von Eens
Hirsch
Gedir Ag
Anc
Uoan
Hirschrmann
Upward Bound
Trenton State College
Hillside High School
Summer camp openings noted in local YMCA programs
Vacancies remain in STEP and Y-HO-CA summer camps for the final three weeks of the seven week sessions starting July 1. A parent meeting set for June 27 at the Green Lane Union Y will outline camp goals, introduce staff, and field questions. The Five Points YMCA Jack and Jill Cooperative Nursery in Union reopens September 16 for the 1968 69 session at 218 Salem Road with State certification and early registration on a first come first served basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STEP
Union County
Green Lane Union
Five Points Ymca
Jack and Jill Cooperative Nursery
Salem Road
Union
Frank Gargano
Newark State College
Howard Merrick
St Peter's graduates confer B S at Roosevelt Stadium
Robert Richoldt Jr and other St Peter's College alumni received bachelor degrees during graduation ceremonies held June 16 at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City. Richoldt of 53 Looker Street earned a B S degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblrt Rfiboldt, JR
Robert
Richoldt
Saint Peter's College
Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City
Rieholdt
Looker St
Former Resident Completes Doctor of Medicine Degree
Bruce M. Pastor, son of Norman and Mrs. Pastor of Short Hills, formerly of Hillside, earned the Doctor of Medicine degree at Tufts University Medford Mass. An honors Lehigh graduate, he joined Alpha Omega Alpha. He is married to Joyce Field of Providence and will start an internship at Boston City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce M
Norman
Lawrence Drive
Short Hills
Orchard Terrace
Hillside
Tufts University
Medford
Mass
Pastor
Hillside High School
Lehigh University
Alpha Omega Alpha
Joyce Field
Providence
Rhode Island
Boston City Hospital
Newark College of Engineering Announces New Construction Engineering MS
Newark College of Engineering will offer a Master of Science in construction engineering starting September 1968. The program, announced by Dr. Eugene H. Smithberg, dean of the graduate division, will be run in close cooperation with the civil engineering department and targets engineers seeking to advance as construction managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark College of iEngineer
Ing
Eugene H. Smithberg
NCE
Hillside Industrial Association Dominates With 14 Straight Wins
The Hillside Industrial Association captured the Hillside American Little League title after a 14 game winning streak started with a opening day loss to Rotary Nine. Mike Memoli delivered a key grand slam to stay undefeated and Tommy Pimm added six wins without a loss as Memoli posts a .490 batting average and Pimm a .458 mark. Standings as of June 21 show their steady run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Industrial Association
Rotary Nine
Knights of Columbus
HLA
Mike Memoli
H.I.A
Lions
Tommy Pimm
Powell Named Street and Sewer Foreman in Ship
Appointed Foreman Michael Powell a heavy equipment operator in the Department of Public Works Roads section of 148 Baltimore Avenue was named Street and Sewer Foreman effective June 24 1968 at the June 18 Township Committee meeting. Powell has served with the DPW Roads since October 22 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Powell
Department of Public Works
Baltimore Avenue
Powell
Scouts Celebrate With Camping Trip in Rainy Weekend
Boy Scout Troop 190 from A P Morris School held a Father’s Day camping weekend for fourteen scouts and five families despite rain. They cooked and fished in the Delaware, learned lashings, swam, played softball, and staged a Campfire program with skits and songs before planning a Copper Mine Inn trip in Coventry, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P. Morris
Hathaways
Ottos
Dierolfs
Mr. McLain
Delaware
McLain
Copper Mine Inn
Coventry
Enrichment Program Planned for Incoming Kindergartners
Superintendent Dr. Wayne T Branom announces a summer enrichment inventory program for each incoming kindergartner. The Union Schools grant from the U S Office of Education funds July 1 to July 15 sessions. Parents may pick a day and time from the schedule by calling 354 9284 on June 27 between 8 45 and 2 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne T. Branom
The
Union Schools
U. S. Office of Education
Girl Scouts Bridge Brownies to Seniors in Ceremonies
The Girl Scouts of A P Mor ris School held Bridging Ceremonies Tuesday moving from Brownie to Junior to Cadette to Senior and Adult Scouting. Badges, stars and pins were awarded for yearlong work and five and ten year pins. Several leaders and Scouts received long service pins with bouquets and Camp Lou Henry Hoover involvement noted. The program ended with a Candlelight Ceremony and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
A.P. Morris School
Rusak
Golding
Mikulewicz
Stein
Susan Miller
Nancy Kaspar
Janet Mikulewicz
Karyn Percheluk
Bernie Schierer
Linda Yanni
Linda Zahorod
Rae San Filippo
W.C. Dierolf
Peggy Roche
Peggy
Lou Henry Hoover
July schedule hits five area schools list
The notice lists multiple dates and half day sessions across several schools including Abraham Morris Hillside Ave George Washington Harden-Looker Calvin Coolidge with AM and PM designations in early July. The entries show July 1 2 3 8 9 10 12 15 for various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Morris
Hillside Ave
A.M. Harden-Looker
Calvin Coolidge
Barry L. Goldberg Receives B.S. in Community Planning
Barry Leonard Goldberg son of Mr and Mrs Irving Goldberg of 1045 Fairview Place received a Bachelor of Science in Community Planning at the University of Cincinnati College of Design Architecture and Art during the June 13 commencement. He plans to pursue a master in Urban Planning at NYU Graduate School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry L. Goldberg
Barry Leonard Goldberg
Irving Goldberg
Fairview Place
University of Cincinnati, College of Design, Architecture and Art
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York University
Hillside Jaycees honor Martin Prince Outstanding Member
At the Hillside Jaycees Installation Dinner Martin Prince received the Outstanding Member of the Year award. Prince, a Hillside businessman, has led the Hillside Jaycees and chaired the Memorial Day Parade. He sits on the P A L Building Board of Directors and was named among New Jersey’s ten Outstanding Jaycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Jaycee
Martin Prince
Hillside
P.A.L
Hillside Township Committee
New Jersey
Hillside Jaycees
Fred Walker
Jaycee News
Dexter Graef
20th Anniversary of Harold I Trietsch at Metropolitan Life
Harold I Trietsch of 238 Dover Avenue Hillside New Jersey recently marked 20 years of service with Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. An Essex District agent based at 730 Broad Street Newark he joined the firm April 26 1948 and is active in the Veterans Association Field Group. He is married to Edith and they have two sons David and Howard. He also belongs to Hillside Lodge 1415 Bnai B’rith Probus Club of Hillside and the Israeli K K Verein of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold I. Trietsch
Dover Ave
Hillside
N.J
Metropolitan Life Company
Trietsch
Essex
Broad St
Newark
N. J
Metropolitan
Veterans Association
Edith Trietsch
David
Howard
Hillside Lodge
Probus Club
K. K. Verein
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Long
the Queen
Vy” News
Sevyes
Bernard Saitz
Optometrist
Liberty Ave
Lide Medical
St. Peter’s
Cubs
Webelow Pack
A. P. Morris School
Hillside Lodge of Elks
John Redling
Walter Reutter
Walter Wempa
Zimmerman
Jaycees
Prince
James Sasso
Joel Greenberg
George Petras
Stuart Bernstein
Gary Beinhaker
Walter Szymanski
Mike Arons
Bermuda
Caroline Blatt
Salem Avenue
Sandy Berkman
Rahway Avenue
Elizabeth
Glencoe
State Fair
Union Newark
Bayville Roselle PK
Brick Town
Marcal
Tor
iMarcal Hankies
Marcal Towels
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