Newark teens injured when car hits guide wire pole
Three Newark girls from Newark State Teachers College in Union were bruised and shocked when a car driven by 18 year old Rhoda Spiegel veered onto a road and struck a utility pole guide wire at Oakland Avenue and Parkview Terrace. Spiegel and two passengers were treated at the scene. the car overturned onto its roof and was towed away.
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Newark
Newark State Teachers College
Union
Oakland Avenue
Parkview Terrace
Rhoda B. Spiegel
Hansbury Avenue
Miss Spiegel
Ronni Goldberg
Beer Avenue
Syma Scher
Lehigh Avenue
Milton M. Lilien
Company 2
Jersey Boys State Five Representatives to New State at Rutgers
Five high school juniors were selected to represent Jersey Boys State at Rutgers New Brunswick on June 20. The group includes Edward Mikulewics, James Winston, Robert Malone, James Ferrigne, and Glenn B. Goldberg, with sponsors from local banks and service clubs. A German shepherd named Tica, owned by Mrs. Manuel Davis, placed fourth in Linden’s Mid-Jersey Companion Day Training Club graduation.
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New State
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Edward Mikulewicg
Edward Mikulewics
Pennsylvania Avenue
James Winston
Adolph A. Winston
Winchester Avenue
Robert Malone
John M. Malone
Union Avenue
James Ferrigne
Carmen T. Ferrigne
Coe Avenue
Glenn BD. Goldberg
Milton J. Goldberg
Westminster Avenue
James A. Oneil
Hillside National Bank
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hillside Lions Club
Harden-Looker Post 50
American Legion
Rev
Thomas F
Tica
Manuel Davis
Dover Avenue
Mid-Jersey Companion Day Training Club Inc
Linrose
Linden
Dean At Rutgers Lectures On Pharmacy Careers
Dr Roy Bowers Dean of Rutgers College of Pharmacy Newark spoke to the Rotary Club on the Service Above Self program outlining pharmacy career planning education and the range of health professions. He noted entry requirements pre medicine and a five year program starting September and warned pharmacists must guard poisons and narcotics while preventing self medication prompted by TV ads.
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Rotary
Roy Bowls
Rotary Club
Dy Bowers
Rutgers College of Pharmacy
Newark
Charles R. Meyers
Bowers
Pharmacy College
College of Pharmacy
Dr. Bowers
Scholarships Offered Through Pharmacists and Suppliers
Dean Bowers stated that the college provides scholarships for needy and capable students. The awards are presented through the cooperation of pharmacists, wholesalers, and manufacturers.
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Dean Bowers
Saybrook Officer Slate Presented
The AP Morris Saybrook PTA executive board met at Mrs. George Greuter’s home to review plans for the April AP Morris School meeting. Edward Mose presented the 1959 1960 officer slate including President Mrs. Valentine Ketterer and Vice President Mrs. Sanford Harwood.
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AP. Morris-Saybrook School
P.T.A
George Greuter
Conant Street
AP. Morris School
Edward Mose
Valentine Ketterer
Sanford Harwood
Hildegarde Doug
David Horwit
Fred Jacobus
Jack Pearlman
al J. Sfadeck
Westfield
Adolph Winston
David Harris
Union County Council
Scotch Plains High School
Joseph Arches
Will Attend Parley of Prudential Club
Joseph Arches of 1070 Salem avenue attends the Prudential Insurance Co Leaders Club conference in Hollywood Florida April 12 to 15. He is a Belleville Newark North district agent. The three day meeting gathers field representatives from central New Jersey with sessions led by home office executives at the Hollywood Beach Hotel.
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Joseph Arches
Salem Avenue
Prudential Insurance Co
Hollywood
Florida
Arches
Belleville
Newark North District
New Jersey
Newark
Hollywond Beach Hotel
Hillside Library Launches Phonograph Record Service
The Hillside Public Library began circulating phonograph records on April 6 and housed the new department in the second floor meeting room. Hours are Monday Wednesday Friday 4 to 5 pm and Friday 6 30 to 7 30 pm. Records include poetry drama and child selections with a 4 cent daily fee.
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Hillside Public Library
Shakespeare
Lincoln
Carl Sandburg
Basil Rathbone
Por
Tal
Rutgers Newark bowling counts for Lozowick and peers
Newark April 9 Lewis J Lozowick son of Dr and Mrs David Lozowick Hillside is on Rutgers Newark Colleges bowling team Bomber bowlers sit eighth in the 25 team Eastern Intercollegiate Bowling League with matches Sundays in New York Lozowick a Hillside High School graduate is a freshman at the Newark College of Arts and Sciences Miss Carol Andersen elected treasurer of Sigma Alpha Pi at Union Junior College Cranford and a Hillside High School graduate is a Day Session freshman as a Science major Lynda L Schulman of 269 Oakland Ter and Rona Bernstein of 1550 Schley St Hillside students at Rutgers Newark have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa this week per Dr Albert Meder
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Newark
Lewis J. Lozowick
David Lozowick
Wilder Street
Hillside
Rutgers Newark Colleges
New York
Lozowick
State University
Newark College of Arts and Sciences
Carol Andersen
Thomas Street
Sigma Alpha Pi Sorority
Union Junior College
Cranford
Hillside High School
Andersen
New Brunswick
Lynda L. Schulman
Oakland Terrace
Rona Bernstein
Schley Street
Rutgers Newark
Albert Meder
Rutgers Douglass College elects Regina Chenitz corian
Regina Chenitz daughter of Mrs Rae Chenitz and the late Dr Nathan Chenitz has been elected corian a weekly newspaper published by students of Douglass College Rutgers University. Michael W Rotherg of 1441 Orchard Terrace is among 13 Lehigh University students with a perfect Fall semester average Rotberg a junior in Arts and Sciences is one of 107 Lehigh men named to the dean s list for scholastic honors
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New Brunswick
Regina Chenitz
Rae Chenitz
Wyndmoor Avenue
Nathan Chenitz
Douglass College
Rutgers University
Michael W. Rotherg
Orchard Terrace
Lehigh University
College of Arts and Science
Rotberg
Lehigh
Editor appreciates service to Hillside schools and public safety
A reader defends Hillside education and public safety workers, praising educators and departments amid critical editorials. He cites high school and elementary school children and notes satisfaction with educator performance. The letter references a March 16 encounter.
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Hillside Times
United States
Morale and gratitude for township public servants after fire
A resident commends the Jour Pire Department and Police Department for efficient fire response and ongoing patrols, noting the protection of their home and the need to support public servants. The letter urges community effort to boost morale and appreciation for township services.
Editor's note defends paper amid critical remarks
The editor responds to concerns about harsh and derogatory remarks published by the newspaper. He defends the paper's duty to inform the public on school and community affairs and apologizes for any offense, stating efforts to maintain accuracy and fairness.
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Donald E. Gilly
Gillmore
Mater
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Bergen Street
Fabyan Place
Saybrook
Prudential Club
Best Bros
N. Broad St
Elizabeth
Cor
Magnolia Ave
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CUP
Building Materials, Inc
IML
Elizabeth Ave
OPM
Ospring
Harry Shulman, Inc
Frelinghuysen Ave
Evergreen Avenue
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