Pledge To Support Winner In Primary
Editorial notice describes pledge by Youps campaign to back the primary winner. John E. McAuliffe of Plainfield and James E. Mitchell of Mountainside seek direct delegates to the Republican national convention in Chicago on July 7. Circulars show McAuliffe 22B and Mitchell 24B. both are longtime party workers yet have never appeared on a ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Mc‘Auliffe
Plainfield
James E. Mitchell
Mountainside
Chicago
McAuliffe
Mitchell
McAulife
Republican State Committee
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Third Grade Easter Play Presented at Hillside Avenue School
The third grade class under Miss Dorot hy Markowsky presented Who Will Be the Easter Bunny at two regular assemblies on Friday. The cast included Tommy Pavlak Bobby Brown Fern Goldberg Betty Brown Eileen Dumbroff Mrs Brown Howard Preston Mr Brown Maxina de Ameida Danielle Matlowski Dream Fairies Stephen Toth Diane Keifrider Jack Rabbit Michael Lake March Hare Wayne Yuill Bugs Bunny Wesley Heidrich Long Hare Ronald Collins Fleet Fol Sharon Chaiken Madame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Markowsky
Hillside Avenue School
Easter Bunny
Tommy Pavlak
Bobby Brown
Fern Goldberg
Betty Brown
Eileen Dumbroff
Mrs. Brown
Howard Preston
Mr. Brown
Maxina de Ameida
Danielle Matlowski
Dream Fairies
Stephen Toth
First Herald
Leonard Selesner
Page
Diane Keifrider
Jack Rabbit
Michael Lake
March Hare
Wayne Yuill
Bugs Bunny
Wesley Heidrich
Long Hare
Ronald Collins
Fleetfol
Sharon Chaiken
Madame
Rooting Rabbits Colloquial Cast Heads to Show
Frisk Frisk Barbara Woller Peter Cottontail Mary Ann Huber Helen Shider Marcella Gally Cotton Tail Triplets Judith McQueeney Graypaws Michael Coslit as King Leigh Mott Second Herald Robert Nadaskay Third Herald David Zon derman Peter Rabbit Jenifer Friedman Mrs Peter Rabbit Barbara Landow Maida Perkoff Rooting Rabbits Sanford Bloom and Charles Litt were announcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisk
Barbara Woller
Peter Cottontail
Mary Ann Huber
Helen Shider
Marcella Gally
Judith McQueeney
Michael Coslit
King
Leigh Mott
Robert Nadaskay
Third Herald
David Zonderman
Peter Rabbit
Jenifer Friedman
Barbara Landow
Maida Perkoff
Sanford Bloom
Charles Litt
23 Seniors Going On Capital Trip
Ruth Gecker reports Hillside High upperclass activity with 23 seniors and mentor Henry Altheun heading to Washington D C for an Easter break May view Naval Academy parade and monuments in Annapolis and Washington D C including the Capitol and Supreme Court Hotel stays and museum visits April 16 to 18 plus a Rotary Club debate closing the 1951 52 program with students Abélowitz Branom Halbert and Lulashinsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Altheun
Washington, D. C
Washington
Baltimore
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
White Mouse
Smithsonian
Capitol Building
Congressional Library
Mellon Gallery of Art
Supreme Court
Rotary
Hillside High
Rotary Club
Barbara Abélowitz
Wayne Branom
Dorothy Halbert
Dorothy Lulashinsky
Warren Peltramini
Bernard Schalkoff
Dover
Morristown
Hillside High Students Active In Music and Leadership
Miss Simpson pursues masters at Columbia while Hillside students excel in music and student government. Caputo assists in commercial department and praises Hillside elections. Jeanne Simonet announces cheer leader tryouts with new training, eight girls in squad. seniors listed. Four Hillside students win gold certificates at Montclair State Teachers College ensemble event led by Leonard Strassman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Hillside High
Jeanne Simonet
Iris Blatt
Sondra Geller
Janet Glaser
Sue Schrenzal
Leonard Strassman
Shade Tree Funding Debate In Union County
Freeholder Harry King denounces a false issue by an Independent candidate on shade tree funding. He notes the Union County Shade Tree Commission operates only on county highways and property, not within municipalities, and cites Summit’s fifteen miles of county roads as a factor in tree care distribution. He defends ongoing, modest annual spending despite rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry 3. King
King
John H M
Dudley
Elizabeth
Helen M. Glaeser
Clark
Union County
Summit
Board of Frehchers
Lehigh Valley Railroad Wins Gate Upgrade At Long Avenue Crossing
The State Board of Public Utility Commissioners granted permission to install automatic gates at the Long Avenue grade crossing over Lehigh Valley Railroad. Township and Board of Education had urged retaining manual gates, bells, and 24 hour watchman. board ruled automatic gates with pedestrian safeguards meet safety needs without full-time watchmen. Automatic installation began last September as part of railroad modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
State Board of Public Utlity Commissioners
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Long Avenue
PUC
Fight Pollo-Give to Sister Kenny Foundation
Pollo-Give designation proceeds for the Sister Kenny Foundation are directed toward medical aid and research. The fund directs support to the foundation at 507 5th Avenue New York 17 with ongoing efforts to assist patients and advance care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Kenny Foundation
5Th Avenue
New York
Shade tree board budget increase tied to rising costs
The board raised the 1942 appropriation from 27000 to 55000 for the current year for the same level of work. Earlier the board aided communities without their own shade tree agencies, but escalating costs and tighter laws halted that assistance in 1948.
Bloy Attends New Jersey Clerks Board Meeting
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy, serving as first vice president, attended the Municipal Clerks Association of New Jersey executive advisory board meeting at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth. The group plans an annual convention and created a publicity committee to inform the public of municipal clerk duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Bloy
Municipal Clerks Association of New Jersey
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Install Officers of Hillside Elks Lodge 1591
Hillside Elks Lodge 1591 installed officers last Thursday with William N. Robin as Exalted Ruler Kenneth Melroy Leading Knight Charles Rohrbach Loyal Knight Charles Neigel Lecturing Knight Daniel Leib secretary Albert Chamberlain treasurer John Weesey Esquire German Cauldron Tiler Fred Sinzinger Chaplain Robert Nixon Inner Guard Organist William Smith Fred Gilmore trustee Installing officers were Charles Wiberalski Grand Exalted Leader August Greiner Grand Esquire aided by Past Exalted Rulers James F. McCarthy Fred Roever Ernest Rettino The outgoing Exalted Ruler Albert W. Renner received a Past Exalted Ruler ring and Exalted Ruler Robin received gifts from visiting lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Elks Lodge
William N. Robin
Kenneth Melroy
Charles Rohrbach
Charles Neigel
Daniel Leib
Albert Chamberlain
John Weesey
Fred Sinzinger
Robert Nixon
Ist
William Smith
Fred Gilmore
Charles Wiberalski
August Greiner
James F. McCarthy
Fred Roever
Ernest Rettino
Albert W. Renner
Lodge
Robin
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Mayfair Barber Shop
N. Broad St
Mayfair Theatre
Collins Insulation & Construction Co
Liberty Ave
Ruth Gecker
Jimmy’s Automotive
Morris Ave
N. J
Brownfield’s Bakeries
Magie Ave
Prue
Levy Brothers CO. Inc
Liberty A
Shade Tree
Heineman
Bergen ST
Park Theatre
Newark
Hollywood Monumental Company
Stuyvesant Ave
Union, Tel
St. Gertrude's Cemetery
Rahway
Tel
Elizabeth Electric Contracting Co
Grand St
Ann Fishman
Clinton Ave
Essex
Royal
Bloy
Hillside Elks
Schultz Bros. Furs, Inc
Bergen Street
Lyons
N. J. Avenue
Erly
Nene
Airmorecan America
W. 45Th St. N. Y
N. Y
A-C Supply Co., Inc
N. S. Baer Company
Bristol-Myers
the Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
Edgcomb Steel Corporation
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc
The
Heil Company
Hillside National Bank
Ironbound Box & Lumber Co
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
Kraft Foods Company
Lionel Corp
Maxon Pontiac, Inc
Mander Cork Corp
Paramount Products Co., Inc
Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co
Schacht Steel Const., Inc
Town Talk Ice Cream Co
Tridix Tool & Machine Co
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