Business Education Builds Youth For Future Careers
A Hillside High School program outlines goals of business education to prepare youth for entry level work after graduation. It promotes consumer economics understanding, cooperative office training for 1972, and post high school planning, with examples of former students guiding careers in stenography and accounting. The outlook emphasizes practical use of education in a growing business world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High
Hillside High School
College Prep
Home Economics
Environmental Education Committee members plan Earth Day program
Mr. Allen Dearborn and Dr. Walter Krumbiegel address teachers at Salem Dam about water pollution. Preparations begin for the Earth Day Program on April 18 with a team from George Washington School and Hillside Avenue, including Mrs. Gehrman, Mrs. Breda, Miss Costa, Mr. Lupkin, Harden Looker, and Mrs. Kahn of Calvin Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dearborn
Walter Krumbiegel
Salem Dam
Dearborn
George Washington School
Gehrman
Hillside Ave
Breda
A.P. Morris
Costa
Lupkin
Harden-Looker
Kahn
Calvin Coolidge
Hillside Photo Service
Exhibits Work At Restaurant by Hillside Artist Ann Lippman
Ann Lippman of Hillside will exhibit oil paintings at the Executive Room of Stanley's Restaurant Morris Ave Springfield during April. A Newark School of Fine Arts graduate, she studied oil and watercolor with noted instructors and taught at Hillside Adult School and in the Hillside Creative Art Group. She has shown in one man shows and won multiple awards including second place in the South Orange Maplewood Outdoor Show. She is active in several art groups. The advisory note about expressway driving from Allstate Motor Club follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lippman
Hillside
Stanley’s
Morris Ave
Springfield
Newark School of Fine Arts
W. Carl Burger
Steve Potasky
Ed Havas
Hella Bailin
Hillside Adult School
Hillside Creative Art Group
South Orange-Maplewood
South Orange-Maplewood Art Group
Westfield Art Assoc
Kenilworth Art Association
Painters and Sculptors Society honors Nicholas Reale with Medal of Honor
Nicholas Reale of 81 Wilder St receives the Painters and Sculptors Society Medal of Honor for his abstract bride Prolic. The Society’s 30th Annual National Exhibition opens April 13 at the Jersey City Museum 472 Jersey Ave Jersey City NJ and runs through May 1 1971 offering 278 works including 106 oil paintings 65 watercolors 51 sculptures and 56 graphics with 40 awards presented at a 7 to 10 P.M reception April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Reale
Wilder St
Painters and Sculptors Society
Prolic
Painters and Sculptors Society of New Jersey
Jersey City Museum
Jersey Avenue
Jersey City
New Jersey
Society
Leo Sovetsky
Painters and Sculptures Society of New Jersey
Students Win Roles in NCE Student Government
Amber Rafferty of Hillside and Alan Gurvitz of 1606 Summit Ave were elected to Newark College of Engineering student government positions. Rafferty becomes recording secretary in the class of 1972 and Gurvitz is named corresponding secretary, also in the class of 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Rafferty
Hillside
Alan Gurvitz
Summit Ave
Newark College of Engineering
Miss Rafferty
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Women Engineers of Tomorrow
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Bernstein Breeds Angel Fish in Home Aquarium Business
Ber nie Bernstein of 1113 Salem Avenue runs a home based aquarium operation with 30 tanks in a basement hatchery. He supplies local pet shops and aquariums with varieties like Marble Lace and Lace tails while also selling real estate and insurance and participating in local politics.
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Dyorugia
Bernie Bernstein
Salem Avenue
Mr. Bernstein
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Allstate Motor Club
NCE
Joyet Cleaners
MAPLE
Angel Fish Breed Business
FORD
Vinsbucket
Urania
Marconi
Cureen
Tnt
PACT
Wilo
Lana
Auto. Trans
Ideal Family
P.S
Chevrolet
BUICK
Iplaza
P.B
Berkeley
FS LLC
Dassbook Savings
U.S
Berkeley Savings NO Loan Association
Lyons Avenue
Newark
Chancellor Avenue
Ridgedale Avenue
East Hanover
Grove Avenue
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