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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1973

Page

4

Elizabeth Damore Named Hillside High Girl of the Month

Elizabeth Damore daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Damore of 1432 Orchard Terrace was named Girl of the Month by the Hillside High School Women’s Club at a April 3 meeting. She excels in secretarial subjects intramural volleyball and participates in the Cooperative Office Education program guiding students toward work experience with firms like Schering Corporation in Union. The COE program now in its second year supports 23 students across area agencies, helping them gain money and ease school to business transitions.

Hillside High School Elizabeth Damore Robert Damore Orchard Terrace Women’s Club of Hillside Elizabeth Cooperative Susan Shankman C,o.e Schering Corporation Union Giese

FBI Academy graduation announced for Hillside officer

Acting FBI Director L Patrick Gray Jr announced Captain George Davies of Hillside New Jersey Police Department graduated from the 92nd Session of the FBI National Academy at Quantico Virginia in exercises held on Friday March 30. Representatives from every state attended.

FBI L. Patrick Gray, Jr George Davies Hillside Panama Canal Zone Iran Lebanon Malaysia Phillippines Singapore Yatwan Lloyd B. Ramsey United States Army Washington, D.C James J. Rowley United States Secret Service FBI National Academy

IRS Extends Evening Hours for New Jersey Tax Returns

IRS New Jersey district offices will stay open until 8 00 PM on weekdays during the final week before the 1972 filing deadline with extra Saturday hours and a final day from 8 15 AM to 9 00 PM. Returns are due by midnight April 16 with the usual Sunday deadline shift.

Elmer H. Kinnaman New Jersey Internal Revenue IRS

Help Given to Cancer Patients Through Reach to Recovery

In Union County the American Cancer Society promotes the Reach to Recovery program helping hospitalized breast cancer patients after surgery. Volunteers visit with consent of physicians, offering speech rehabilitation for patients who lost their voices, and support for those with stomas or other surgeries.

Pericles Giangkis Union County American Cancer Society International Association of Laryngectomees Gianakis

Promises Promises to Open Hillside Theater Season

The Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club announced Promises Promises as the fifth and final production of the season. Irving Clark, president, said the musical will be staged at 8 30 p.m. on March 12 10 and 20 and at 7 90 p.m. on March 19 20. The Kingston Restaurant session noted the theater’s 1971 donation to the group and the audience capacity of 100 per performance. The group also presents children’s plays such as The Apple Tree when requested at schools.

Milletde Community Theater Hillside Business and Professional Women's Ciw Irving Clark Kingston Weosical Theatrics

Summer drama club awards scholarship and votes officers

The Union Middlesex summer drama group pledged a $500 scholarship for Beverly Urbanski a Kansas State freshman. Walter Tis Jr. and Mrs Jerome led in Promises Pro gpises with Clark and Mrs Ula Macganiment noted. Officers nominated include Marie Oakte president Doris Stiles Annette Gensler vice presidents Marguerite Lynch treasurer Gladys Wittemann recording secretary Betty Lynch corresponding secretary Jacqueline Spite nominations committee and the group backed a Connecticut Farms BPW proposal to allow retired members to hold club office.

Union Week Middlesex Walter Tis Jr Hillside Jerome Clark Ula Macganiment Beverly Urbanski Kansas State University Marie Oakte Doris Stiles Annette Gensler Marguerite Lynch Gladys Wittemann Betty Lynch Jacqueline Spite Connecticut Farms Bpw

April Community Events and Meetings Listed for Week

A sequence of local events and group meetings is announced for April. Activities include a High School Benefit Basketball game Afro-American Club versus Faculty, a puppet show at George Washington School, Chinese Auction at Ukranian Catholic Church, and evening gatherings at various venues such as the Community Center and Elks Lodge.

Altar Rosary Society of the Immaculate Conception Hillside Liberty 4 Bloy Sts Congregation Sina Torath Chaim Presbyter’ Prch George Washington School Alten Rosary Society of Immaculate Conception Father and Son Flo Okin Newark Beth Israel Medical Center Senior Citizens Club Ellis Italian American Civic Association Hillside Ave Ladies Auxilliary Little League Elks Lodge F&am North Broad St

Hillside Senior Citizens Name Delegates and Plan Bermuda Cruise

The Hillside Senior Citizens Club elected Mary Mc Taggart Mary Barnowski and Jenny Botelho as delegates and alternates to the Union County council. Margaret Wargo was named club secretary. Plans include a seven day Bermuda cruise in the fall and future talks from state and federal agencies.

Hillside Senior Citizens Club Hillside Elks Club Mary Sanford Senior Citizens Council of Union County Mary McTaggart Mary Barnowski Jenny Botelho Margaret Wargo

Local Scholarship Winners Named In City Talent Contest

The article notes students with special aptitude for art invited to compete for Scholarship Tuition Awards. Gregory Mensa of 1304 Broadway received a $150 tuition scholarship and Elene Caravela of 44 Lager Place received a $250 tuition scholarship.

Gregory Mensa Broadway Elene Caravela

New England College stages Toad of Toad Hall production

Senior Kevin J. Daniel of 915 Roanoke Ave played the Chief Weasel in the college’s Toad of Toad Hall. The play, adapted from The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame and staged by A. A. Milne, featured seven performances in the spring production.

Kevin J. Daniel New England College Roanoke Ave Daniel Chief Weasel Kenneth Grahame A. A. Milne Winnie the Pooh

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