Hillside library hosts fire prevention story hour
The Hillside Public Library held a July story hour for children 4 to 7 featuring Smokey the Bear and fire prevention slides from Walt Disney. Attendees earned junior fire marshal badges and received safety booklets from the Hillside Fire Department's prevention bureau.
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Smokey the Bear
Hillside Public Library
Hillside Fire Department
Walt Disney
Juenior Science
Raymond
Linda Gratrowski
Carol Tober
Drivers Sidelined by New Jersey License Suspensions
The New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles reported suspensions under the point system this week. John A. Alancourt, 18, of 468 Conant St, faces 45 days off the road, and Samuel Frucht, 58, of 260 Belleview Ter, for 15 days.HONOR STUDENT Jack Arnold Cohen of 133 Hollywood Ave was named to Princeton University Dean's List for the 1964 65 academic year. He belongs to the class of 966.
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New Jersey
John A. Alancourt
Conant St
Samuel Frucht
Belleview Ter
New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles Almounied
Jack Arnold Cohen
Hollywood Ave
Princeton University
Miss American Starlet Contest At Palisades Park
Janet Lyons age 23 of 601 Chapman St Hillside New Jersey will compete in the first annual Miss American Starlet contest at Palisades Amusement Park, N J. Preliminaries occur each Wednesday August 1 and the grand finals are Wednesday evening August 18 at Palisades Park.
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Janet Lyons
Chapman St
Hillside
New Jersey
Palisades Amusement Park
N.J
Park Commission Accepts River Right of Way for Bridge
The Union County Park Commission accepted a 100 foot strip of land along the Elizabeth River near the Woodruff Area. This action clears the way for a new rustic bridge to be built over the river as part of the development plan.
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Union County Park Commission
Elizabeth River
Woodruff
Boy and Girl Injured at City Pool Incident
Gerald Bressman aged 14 and Patricia White aged 14 were injured at a crowded Community pool. Bressman sustained a head laceration requiring three sutures at Elizabeth General Hospital. White received an eye injury from a bump and was treated by Dr. Joseph Pegasy Stile.
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Gerald Bressman
Hiawatha Ave
Elizabeth General Hospital
Patricia White
Joseph Pegasy
Stile
Thefts and Parade Plans at Olympic Park
Two Hillside and Newark girls, ages 13 and 14, were detained at the Hillside Community Pool for stealing 80 cents. A separate report notes a theft of cash receipts from Pool Commissioner secretary Mrs. June Fischer. Olympic Park plans a August baby parade and bathing beauty finals, with acts by Aero Stylites and Johnny Wilde's Bears while Florida visitors are listed.
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Olympic Park
Hillside
Newark
Hillside Community Pool
Edward N. Brooks
King St
June S.fischer
Eastern Parkway
Pool Commission
Olympic
Johnny Wilde
Bears
Les Blue
Yvette
Kostecka Completes Insurance Course and Certificate
Edward P. Kostecka finished a course in insurance principles and practices and earned a certificate from The Professional School of Business Union. He resides at 548 Leo Street with wife Florence and children Debra Bruce Laure, and belongs to Knights of Columbus 3197 and BPOE 289. A camera valued at about $100 was stolen from Max Randall’s car parked at Rendall Manufacturing Co. on Montgomery Street.
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Edward P. Kostecka
Professional School of Business
Union
Kostecka
Leo St
Florence
Debra
Bruce
Laure
Knights of Columbus
B. P.O.E
Max Randall
Longview Ave
South Orange
Rendall Manufacturing Co
Montgomery St
PAL Building Gets Fresh Look
Repainting and repairs at the Hillside PAL Building at 274 Hillside Ave aim to finish today before a planned reopening. Detective Alois J. Stier, PAL director, and Miss Dorothy Groeger supervise, resurfacing floors and repainting rooms. Groeger also makes plaster molds for children’s crafts and handwork projects. Registration for 1965-06 starts next month. the center will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday for children aged 6 through 18.
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Hillside Pal
Hillside Ave
Alois J. Stier
PAL
Dorothy Groeger
Coins Stolen From Hillside Collector Over Weekend
Millside police said a coin collection including silver dollars half dollars quarters dimes and nickels was stolen from Mrs. Gliire Shulman of 22 Conklin Avenue Hillside over the weekend. There was no estimated value given.
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Millside
Gliire Shulman
Conklin Avenue
Hillside
Miss Kazmierski Leads New York New Jersey Savings Chapter
Miss Victoria Kazmierski assistant vice president and controller of Berkeley Savings and Loan Association Newark has been elected president of the New York New Jersey chapter of the Society of Savings and Loan Controllers Celebrating ten years with Berkeley she also serves on the institutes Board of Governors and chairs the Women’s Committee of the New Jersey Savings and Loan League She resides at 334 South Union Ave Cranford NJ.
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Kazmierski
Victoria Kazmierski
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Newark
New York - New Jersey
Society of Savings and Loan Controllers
Moe Rubinfeld
Berkeley Savings
Miss Kazmierski
Berkeley
American
ICE
N. J
Savings and Loan Institute
Institute
The
New Jersey Savings and Loan League
South Union Ave
Cranford
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Board of Public Utility Commissioners
State of New Jersey
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Tenners
America
Irvington
Australia
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Tiebor
Winne
Usvmbte
Hillside Recreation Commission
Bronx Zoo
Jedired
Commission
Golainger
Lenox
China
Lyons Ave
Parkview Terr
Newark, N. J
Florida
Mra
Willam Kemper
Cee Ave
Silver Springs
Paitchen
Esa Aseml
Neues
WANG
Formica
Pease Cabinets
Gris
J. Rawer
DESKS
Wwe
Agen
Spas
S-Drewer
Route
Colt Ea Ees
Hills Heads
S&l Controllers
L.A
Giants
Flash Cleaners
Eagle
Canco Dodgers
Hillside Elks
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Yank
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Pet
Ave
Hilson
Elizabethtown Gas
Blue Flame
Townley
al Zimmerman
Idaho
Townley’s
Townley's
North Avenue
Union, New Jersey
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