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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
8
Fifth graders in Mr. Aromando's science class at Walter Krumbiegel School conducted hands on electricity experiments. Groups used batteries wires bulbs and bells to observe conduction and nonconduction. They built a telegraph set studied Morse code and tested electromagnets and circuit boards to trace wiring patterns.
The Elin-Unger Post 273 of Jewish War Veterans kicks off its 28th year of outdoor concerts at Garden State Arts Center for hospitalized veterans. May 20 features the United States Navy Band conducted by Commander Donald W. Stauffer, May 27 a Memorial Day Patriotic Concert with Fort Monmouth Band, and June 5 Up With People from Tucson, Arizona. Also planned are garden center outings and monthly ward parties as the post raises funds for veterans and the blind. The Hillside Community Center Ballet and Gymnastics demo is May 21 at 7 p.m.
A series of Newark and surrounding area defendants pleaded guilty or were arraigned in municipal court. Mildred Fitz faced a 225 dollar fine and two year license revocation for driving while intoxicated. Others include Ruggero fined 275 dollars for larceny, Young awaiting a probable cause hearing for armed robbery, and Holmlund fined 30 dollars for motorcycle and passing on the right. Several more pleas and fines are noted for tolls, unregistered vehicles, and controlled substances with various outcomes.
Mrs Estelle Piercy a metaphysical lecturer teaches how to change thoughts with inner spiritual power The sessions cover Bible verses and practical mind power techniques Lectures run Sundays in May and June from 11 to 12 at McMahon's Auditorium 1585 Morris Ave Union No charge donations only All are welcome
Charity Council will host its 38th annual Donor Dinner on Monday May 21 at Clinton Manor Union New Jersey. Francis Castenbacher president of the Cerebral Palsy Center Belleville will accept a donation from Mrs Gert Olsbin president of Charity Council to support the center. Entertainment by The Carlyles. Chairmen are Mrs Nettle Fine and Mrs Ida Shaw.
The Five Points Branch YMCA offers Kinder Kamp for preschool children entering kindergarten in fall. The co-ed program runs five days a week from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM at 201 Tucker Avenue Union. Four two week summer sessions begin June 25. A Tibet exhibit related film program runs May 19 and 20 at Newark Museum at 2:00 PM.
German teacher Mrs Stark and senior Alsine Marschner will join a study trip abroad through Alpha Delta Kappa Hillside Chapter. Alsine has four years of German at the High School and will study at a Gyronasium living with a host family. Field trips and activities are phased.
The Hillside Jaycees installed new officers and directors at a Chanticler dinner. New President David Goldberg led the ceremony with remarks from Dennis Of Shea, past New Jersey Jaycees president. Anthony Bevilacqua won Jaycee of the Year. William Wood Jr. received Key Man and Spark Plug honors. Arthur Lapp Jr. and others earned Speaking and Spark Plug awards. Mayor and Mrs Kulish received a Certificate of Appreciation for support of Jaycee projects.
The Senior Citizens Community Club of Temple Beth El in Elizabeth presents a Lane Bryant sponsored fashion show on Monday afternoon May 21 with a luncheon to follow.
Recreation Department announces girls ages 10 to 15 residing in Hillside may try out for the Hillside Girls Softball League. Tryouts start 1:00 p.m. for 10 to 12 year olds and 2:00 p.m. for 13 to 15 year olds at Woodruff Section Conant Street Park. Applications due by 5:00 p.m. May 18 at the Recreation Commission office.
The United Presbyterian Women's Association of Hill-Side Church invites all to a covered dish supper at the church on Salem and Coe Avenues Monday May 21 at 6 p.m. Bring a favorite dish meat salad or dessert. A film will be shown after the supper.
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