Union County Centennial Pageant Rehearsals Begin May 1
Rehearsals for the Union County centennial pageant start May 1 at Franklin School Union with casts from local amateur dramatic societies. A run-through with the Westfield Glee Club is planned May 8 at Roosevelt Junior High Westfield and a dress rehearsal May 15 at Franklin School. The week of events runs May 19 and features tableaux on county history narrated by M Henry Garrity. John Dugan prepared the script.
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Union County
Ralph Feldman
Springfield
Franklin School
Mulford Avenue
Union
Westfield Glee Club
Roosevelt Junior High School
Clark Street
Westfield
Feldman
John Dugan
Garwood
M. Henry Garrity
Elizabeth
Presbyterian Men To Hear Talk On Ships
The Lyons Farms Chapter of Presbyterian Men will meet Wednesday April 24 at 8 p m to hear a talk on Ships and America presented by the Merchant Marine Institute Inc Montague Hutchinson will lead devotions and Doug J Haviland is scheduled to be
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Lyons Farms
Presbyterian Men
America
Merchant Marine Institute, Inc
Montague Hutchinson
Doug J. Haviland
Mother-Maughter Club Board Meeting Plans Luncheon
The Mother- Maughter Club of the A. P. Morris School met at Mrs. William Bradley’s home to finalize preparations for a luncheon at Townley’s Union on Saturday May 25. Program chairmen Mrs. Jack Segall and Mrs. Bernard Bernstein plan a surprise for the regular meeting.
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A. P. Morris School
William Bradley
Union Avenue
Jack Segall
Bernard Bernstein
Townley’s
Union
Pingry Players stage My Three Angels with help from Vail-Deane Club
Pingry School presenters put on My Three Angels on April 12 and 13. Proceeds go to the Pingry Players Scholarship Fund begun in 1949. Technicians included Paul Balter and Howard Bloy. lighting by Balter. Ushers directed by Franklin Dorman and David Roth. Intermission displays showcased Pingry fine and industrial arts in the gym.
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Pingry Players
Vail-Deane Dramatic Club
My Three Angels
Sam
Bella Spewack
Paul A. Balter
Nottingham Way
Howard J. Bloy, Jr
Windsor Way
Franklin A. Dorman
Masters’ Sq
David B. Roth
Pingry School
Douglass College stage manager for The Lady's Not for Burning
Miss Diane E Geisheimer of Hillside will be stage manager for Rutgers Queens Theatre Guilds production of The Lady's Not for Burning. The three act verse comedy runs April 23 to 27 at the Little Theater on the Douglass College campus.
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New Brunswick
Diane E. Geisheimer
Williamson Avenue
Hillside
Douglass College
Rutgers University
Queen's Theatre Guild
Christopher Fry
Little Theater
Easter Preview At Olympic Park Opens Easter Weekend
Olympic Park in Irvington Maplewood offers a preview of 1967 entertainment over Easter weekend with three additional preview weekends and a May 18 daily season start. Easter Sunday April 21 will feature best dressed patrons and the park adds new rides and concessions while retaining the free circus twice daily.
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Olympic Park
Irvington-Maplewood
Washington PTA Officers Elected
The April meeting of the George Washington School PTA honored safety patrol members Martin Bierbaum, David Krieger, Martin Mintz, Vivian Oppenheim, Rene Royak, Stuart Schectman, Judy Tumin and Barbara Weiss. Officers elected: President Mrs Harold Heres. 1st VP Mrs Norman Forer. 2nd VP William Krautblatt. recording secretary Mrs Seymour Epstein. treasurer Mrs Nathan Cohen. corresponding secretary Mrs George Beeber. Regional PTA Conference attendees were Mrs Heres, Mrs Forer and Mrs Moe Goldberg. Faculty supper is set for April 30.
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George Washington
P.T.A
Martin Bierbaum
David Krieger
Martin Mintz
Vivian Oppenheim
Rene Royak
Stuart Schectman
Judy Tumin
Barbara Weiss
Nathaniel O. Schneider
Schools and Colleges
New Jersey Safety Council
Harold Heres
Norman Forer
William Krautblatt
Seymour Epstein
Nathan Cohen
George Beeber
Polio Fund Falls Short by 20 Percent
The Bu-Teens club at Hillside Y collected $3.11 and gave it to the March of Dimes. Chairman William Galik cites a 20 percent shortfall from the drive goal due to misconceptions about the Salk vaccine and ongoing disease impact. Hillside total receipts were $4,454.62, net $4,180.45 after expenses, with a $5,000 target.
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Hillside Y
William Galik
Galik
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Hillside Raises 3909 for Tuberculosis Work
1956 Christmas Seal Sale totals $3,909.45 in Union County. Hillside residents contributed the funds for tuberculosis work for the coming year. Mrs Emmet T White of Looker Street was sale chairman and David Doremus of Hillside National Bank served as treasurer.
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Union County Tuberculosis and Health League
Hillside
Emmet T. White
Looker Street
David Doremus
Hillside National Bank
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Airex Corporation
American Testing Laboratories
Redge Parnell
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Mark V
Masterkast
Pingry News
Bank OF Commerce
Newark
Springfield Ave
High St
Aawthorne Ave
Clinton Pl
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Bergen St. Market St
Penn Station
Feral Deposit Insurance
Washington Pta
Guy
Manufacturers Life
American Cancer Society
Bristol:Myers Company
Cooper’ Alloy Corporation
Steel and Aluminum Corp
The
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
Hatfield Wire & Cable
Continental Copper & Steel Inductrien Inc
Kraft Foods Company
Lionel Corp
Heil Company
Munder Cork Corp
Paramount Products Co., Inc
Rotary Metal Slitting Co., Inc
Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co
Sun Tube Corporation
Tridix Tool & Machine Co
Viking Sprinkler Compaps, Inc
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