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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1959
Page
3
New Jersey State Police announce statewide written examinations at several locations on January 6 1959. Colonel Joseph D. Rutter superintendent stresses the unique procedure for applicants to follow and the need to be qualified before testing.
Citizens of the United States and New Jersey residents for twelve months must be at least 21, stand 4 feet 8 inches to 6 feet 4 inches, weigh 150 to 295 pounds, and have good moral character. Written tests will inform all, with physical tests and an oral interview for finalists. Successful applicants join the State Police Academy at $265 monthly with future pay raises and maintenance allowances. Examinations set for 6 1960 at multiple locations in West Englewood, Phillipsburg, Trenton, and Hamsmonten. For details, contact nearest State Police barracks.
The ORT Hannukah candle lighting event at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue begins at 8 30 p m with narration by Golda Geller chapter parliamentarian A household product demonstration will also be shown The chapter attended a midwinter planning conference at the Essex House Newark November 30 sponsored by the North Central Jersey Region
Hillside High seniors organize the Christmas Dance for December 18 in the school gym. Class president Jeffrey Band leads the cabinet with Linda Petervary Jean Paskevicious and Karen Hare handling decorations refreshments and publicity. Ina Oppenheim oversees the decoration committee centering on a Christmas tree and red green streamers.
Faculty memos describe chaperone duties for a Santa Claus dance with candy canes and cakes. Student leaders include Robert Malone and Robert Wasserman organizing decorations, tickets, posters, and a band. Driver training award to Earl Schaub may be last for Hillside. Local banking and library events showcase poster contests and booster club drives with prize money and memberships.
Church Cubs from Christ the King Church toured the Staten Island Zoo and local sites on Saturday. At a recent pack meeting at John Baird’s home, Baird was chosen pack master with John A. Desch as chairman. Den mothers and committee members were named, detailing a structured youth group leadership under Deputy Treger’s guidance from last Tuesday.
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