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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1968
Page
2
The District A A U Junior Olympic Track and Field Championship was postponed by weather and will be held Saturday June 1 1968 at the Hillside High School field starting at 9 30 a m Winners advance to the State Junior Olympics Championship on June 8 at Newark Academy Athletic Field Livingston New Jersey.
Hillside High and Linden fought through sudden showers to a 5-5 tie after a tense seventh and tenth inning. Key plays included Ira Baum scoring on Gary Pierce’s double and Dennis Chmiel delivering a two out bases loaded single to drive in two for Hillside. Linden led 4-3 late before Hillside answered.
Hillside Pop Warner invites girls aged 10 to 13 to try out for cheerleading. Sessions run Thursday June 6 and Friday June 7 at 4 PM in the P A L Building. Attendance at both sessions required. Contact Mrs Sanford Goldberg at 678 0577 for details.
Teacher and artist Ed Hughes will open his painting Exodus at the Summer House Gallery in New Hope Pennsylvania starting May 30 for Memorial Day weekend. The exhibit runs June July and August and includes works by New Jersey artists alongside the centerpiece work.
The Saybrook PTA hosts a final meeting of the year on Wednesday evening June 5 1968 at 8 00 PM Officers to be installed include Mrs Joseph Siegel president Mrs Norman Lasker vice president Mrs Gerald Karlik recording secretary Mrs Sanford Meskin corresponding secretary and Mrs Eugene Callahan treasurer A musical program Twinkle and the Mamas directed by Mrs Burton Bergman with music by Mrs Herbert Anderson and choreography by Mrs Paul Davis involves teachers from A P Morris School and many PTA members listed by name.
Arthur Delaney of Bayonne reported rock damage to his car window causing about 80 dollars in damage. A fire alarm sounded at Hillside High School for the second time in two days. A boy from Purce Street suffered a facial wound on a see saw at a city playground. A brush fire near Edgcomb Corp was sparked by a drill engine on the Lehigh Valley Railroad branch. A typewriter valued at 300 dollars was stolen from H and H Swiss Screw Co. in Elizabeth. Firefighters also doused a shed fire at Cooper Alloy Corp caused by an oil leak. Stolen items included 214.90 dollars of clothing from Mrs. Elsie Ades. A stereo system and tapes valued at 308.95 dollars were taken from Al Rosengarten's daughter’s car. A Dairy Queen window was intact after an attempted break in. Police searched Parkway Estates for a peeping Tom.
The Hurden-Looker School PTA luncheon saw Walter and Mrs. Howell present an American flag in memory of their son Walter L. Howell Jr. The ceremony honored Howell and included remarks by Dr. Wayne Branom and others. Pr. John Lopresti Jr. accepted the flag for the school.
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