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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
3
Charles Mancuso presents a certificate to Building Inspector Carmen Monaco Sr. for completing a course by the Institute for Municipal Building Officials at Princeton University. Mancuso notes township backing for employees pursuing education.
Frank DeSanto marks a 35 year tenure in Bristol Myers Products Division He has served in every Shipping Department role and now leads Shipping His Hillside family includes four sons with ties to local police and school sports He and his wife reside at 400 Harvard Ave Hillside
Northern New Jersey Women’s Council opened its 1963 1964 membership drive with a dedication window display at Bambergers Newark on October 16. A membership kickoff luncheon at the Downtown Club New York followed where four Essex County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court judges were cited. Hillside Chapter President Mrs Daniel Shapiro praised B'nai B'rith as a service organization. Tag week solicitation began October 14 to fund the broad program serving all communities regardless of race religion or origin.
Mr and Mrs Vincent Rispolt of 1057 Voorhees Street announce the birth of a daughter Marcel on October 7 at Irvington General Hospital. Marcel is the child of Marie Carasia, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Carasia of 607 Tillman Street. The couple also have a four year old son Vincent Jr. Great grandmother Anna Mancuso of 160 Silver Avenue is noted along with paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs William Rispoll of 64 Mading Terrace.
A long list of companies appears, naming firms across manufacturing, engineering, transportation, electronics, and supplies. Notable entities include RCA, Bendix, Pabst, Carter, and various regional vendors in New Jersey. The compilation likely reflects industry presence in the era.
Date book listing dozens of meetings from Elks Auxiliary to Kiwanis Club across November 1963. Entries include Shomrei Torah Sisterhood and Bnai B'rith Lodge boards, PTA boards, Progress Club events, Hadassah sessions, and church and civic group gatherings.
The Hillside PAL organized its senior basketball league with Police Sgt. Leonard Visotaky as coach for a PAL Conference entry. Practice runs 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Openings remain in the midget program for boys aged 10 to 13. Detective Alois Stier PAL director said a Halloween party for all children under 14 at 7 p.m. October 31 with prizes for best costumes. A high school student party follows, and plans for a dance on November 23 at the building were announced.
Mr and Mrs John R Waskiewicz of 133 Sloan Bloyd Plainfield announce the birth of a daughter Donna Lee October 4 at Muhlenberg Hospital Plainfield The mother is formerly Elvera Grosso The father is son of Mr and Mrs John Waskiewicz of 1500 Lesle St The couple also have a daughter Karen age 2
A note from Aunty apologizes for a late birthday gift to Denise. Enclosed is cash intended to let Denise shop with her mother for something she would really like. The sender offers to hand over the money upon satisfactory identification to Mrs Folkman to conclude the belated gift.
The contracting company states it will advertise for bids October 31 to complete the unfinished school painting project.
Schleifer urges Hillside residents to back Commissioner Charles S. Mancuso and Jack Schulman citing elimination of factory fumes and odors, free ambulance service plus medical supplies, Civil Service protection for municipal staff, Shade Tree Commission, autonomous Board of Health, Safety Council, and a modern municipal building with centralized departments.
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