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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1954
Page
7
The Pace Reserve Officers Training program designates several Rutgers Military Students as Distinguished for Air Force leadership. The 1954 listing honors students and one graduate, recognizing character, service potential, and completion of air science with high standing.
A third of all college students pursue the same academic major and are scheduled to graduate in the same school year, reflecting concentrated program choices within the cohort.
Pfc Ray R Ryne of Hillside and 6th Helicopter Company Korea scored well in a four test course from the United States Armed Forces Institute. He earned high marks in English social studies natural sciences and literature after graduating Hillside High School. He took part in Operation Bay Way moving Neutral Nations Repatriation Board troops. Cpl Howard Rood son of Mr and Mrs Alex Rood of Hillside is at Fort Bragg with the 66th Signal Battalion for Exercise Plash Burn as 60 000 soldiers train with new weapons and tactics.
Rood a Fayetteville clerk-typist entered the Army in March 1953 and his wife Barbara lives at 110 Highland Avenue. Alex T Urchuk, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Urchuk of 290 Gonk In Avenue, begins US Army and US Air Force pilot training in Waco Texas for a four year and three month term. Urchuk, Hillside High School graduate, previously worked as a pattern maker apprentice at Barnett Foundry and Machine and as a tool and die trainee at Western Electric in Kearny.
Enrollment opens for Hillside Jewish Y spring camp led by Hirano for forty children. The program runs April 20 through 22 with a waiting list for late applicants. Transport from Hillside to Newark Y and return to Hillside provided. Meet at Hillside Avenue School at 240 am Tuesday and Thursday, depart by 240 am.
A list outlines desired renovations including bathroom, sun porch, heating system, heating plant, interior and exterior painting with wall paneling and papering, plumbing and fixtures, kitchen, insulation, and related improvements. It emphasizes modern upgrades and added rooms.
Mrs Jack Bloor, chairman of the Junior Activities Committee, reports a well rounded program at the Newark Y. Highlights include “Ay How with Chapels, American Indian” on Tuesday with stories and Indian dances. Thursday features a Molel seer for Passover.
Winners of the clothespin sale were announced by Cub Pack 196 at George Washington School. Mrs Anh Heres, chairwoman, presented four cubs who sold the most clothespins. Prizes will be awarded at the April meeting chaired by the den mother and committeemen.
The report notes 1st prize Harold Heres with 81 boxes, 2nd Barry Goldberg 41, 3rd Larry Levenson 39, 4th Martin Bierbaum 30. Exhden will display at the meeting to show parental and friend work. May plans urge educational trips and den-led projects. Raymond J. Brennan, cubmaster, presided as the group discusses the year’s progress. An unrelated will notice states Harry Shack died October 11, 1953. application for letters of administration filed with Surrogate Charles A. Otto. widow Mrs William Shack named administratrix.
Alfred Reinke, president of Gus Reinke Machinery and Tool Company, was named chairman of the National Tool and Die Manufacturers Association planning committee. He will join safety and awards committees, while a separate listing notes local residents and a nationwide exercise. Approximately 2,000 citizen soldiers from the northeast will participate in Exercise Raindrop, a map maneuver for training Army Reservists and Guardsmen.
Army Reservists from the New Jersey Military District will participate in Exercise Raindrop a First Army area Reserve National Guard mock war drill set for April 10-11 at Fort Devens. Col Henry G Fight Polioe is named in the foundation address at Hillside 229 Fitzpatrick Street.
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