Hillside High to stage The Boy Friend musical
Hillside High School seniors stage The Boy Friend a roaring twenties musical in the high school auditorium December 6 and 7. The production features a large cast, elaborate costumes, and multiple scenery changes with students handling programs and advertising. Proceeds fund the senior prom as the first school musical of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodas Grushkin
Hillside Ligh School
Madame DuBonnet
French Riviera
Gene Feist
Valerie Gerstein
Gayle Harmelin
Robert Adler
Marjorie Rosenberg
Jillen Sarvetnick
Beverly Aaron
Elizabeth Bright
Doris Steinman
Polly
Maxime DuBonnet
Ellen Krowen
Dulvie
Betsey Katehen
Fay
Wendy Mankowitz
Maisie
Linda Bass
Nancy
Barry Chase
Tony
Gary Cleveland
Marcel
Edward Goldstein
Pierre
Melvin Pell
Bobby
Michael Ram
Alphonse
Helen Fulmer
Lee Bridgus
Percy Brown
Judy Katz
Hortense
Stuart Wurtzel
Lord and Lady Brockhurst
Pepi
Stuart Bernstein
Lolia
Gayle Harmellia
Charlotte Tiedeman
Mimi
Mildred Fresco
Mariey
Terry Berman
Sybelle
Pedro
Gerhard Haase
Jacques
Martin Levitas
Laura Flecker
Gordon Jacobs
Raymond Holmes
Arnold Zimmerman
Alyce Schultz
Brenda Lager
Linda Weinstein
Judith Golubchik
Barbara Eisenberg
Karen Abramson
Barbara Andreychin
Dorothy Redfus
Bonnie Zients
Jeffrey Conford
Rhoda Grushkin
Dorothy Callander
Hiller
Reesa Serwatka
Ruthe Paul
Eugene Riehle
Charles Jarosky
Conrad Angebrandt
HHS
Township committee renewals and expiring terms
In addition to the famous annual appointments on New Year’s Day, several longer terms end December 31. Among these are the Municipal Court judge and the Welfare director, currently Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum and Mrs. Jean Giordano respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Birnbaum
Jean Giordano
School Ballot Dates Listed for February 11 Election
Robert Kirkpatrick secretary of the Board of Education announces registration windows for township residents. Non voters must register by January 2 with Union County Board of Elections or Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy to vote in the February 11 school district election. Board candidates must file petitions by January 22 at 3 pm with Mrs. Kirkpatrick at 195 Virginia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Kirkpatrick
Board of Education
Union County Board of Elections
Elizabeth
Howard J. Bloy
Newark YMCA Show Choreographer Debuts Suburbia Ballet
Mrs Kitty Davis of Hillside choreographs the 34th annual Newark Y show presenting Suburbia a men ballet and suburban picnic. George H Kahn wrote directed the script. Curtain at 8 30 p m at Clinton Place Newark with Arthur Baum and his orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Davis
Hillside
Suburbia
Clinton Place
Newark
George H. Kahn
Arthur Baum
Editorial calls halt on dangerous left turns at Hillside terminal
An editorial condemns a fatal Saturday crash at Evans Terminal where a tractor turning left into the facility collided with a passenger car, killing a 2 year old Newark boy. It urges Hillside officials to finalize a plan redirecting trucks right and to conduct a prompt safety study by the Hillside Safety Council and Township Committee. The piece notes repeated delays over truck clearance and urges decisive action to prevent future collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Terminal
Newark
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Safety Council
Denies Gold Star Mother Membership Rejection
Mrs Theresa Moeller president of Davenporte Hill Jr. Post 1722 VFW and Ladies Auxiliary says the organization did not reject a Gold Star Mother for membership. She notes they waited over a year for entry dates and a later request for initiation fee return when the woman chose not to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Moeller
Davenporte Hill Jr
V.F.W
Moeller
Wicter
Hillside Lions Plan Sixth Charter Night Dinner Dance
Hillside Lions Club holds a special meeting at Pine Tavern to finish plans for the sixth annual charter night dinner dance at LaPoer's Restaurant Roselle Park. Abraham Mankowitz reports souvenir journal contributions will aid the club charity fund. William Thomas says a gala evening for Lions and guests is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lions Club Betel
Pine Tavern
LaPoer
Roselle Park
Abraham Mankowitz
Souvenir Journal
Reported Journal Prenands
William Thomas
Lions
Chlorination Unit Approved By State Addressing Local Objections
State Department of Health approves installation of a chlorination unit by Linden Air Products Co. to remove hydrogen sulfide and other wastes from a plant discharging into a stream feeding the Elizabeth River. Twelve residents of Ursine Lakes oppose the plan, while board president Robert L. Kaplan notes state approval allows installation without board consent and vows action if pollution persists. The effort follows a November 8 conference in Bittle Falls with the Passaic Valley Water Commission to curb river pollution and improve Lake area conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursine Lakes
Board of Health
State Department of Health
Linden Air Products Co
Ramsey Ramsey Avenue
Elizabeth River
Lester Dik
Lakeview
Drive
Gerson L. Ram
Robert L. Kaplan
Lintfe
Focal Board
Bittle Falls
Passaic Valley Water Commission
Kaplan
Sing Lake
Bond Presented To FMBA Local Fund
Members of the Honorary F M B A presented a $100 bond to Hillside Local 35 FMBA for its death and benefit fund. Henry G Groh praised by Thomas Moss at a College Inn dinner. Fire Department and retired members received clasps. many officials and delegates attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Local 35
Fm.b.a
Henry G. Groh
Thomas Moss
College Ian
Fire Department
Albert Chamberlain
Roy Hedden
Allan Yuill
John Scannell
Frank Reilly
George Geyer
August TW
Davies
Road and Sewer Department
Dhymin MM
Seidman
William Gurl
May Schleifer
Patrumin Alphunsy Miervino
Hillsie Laval
PBA
Poller
Paul Korlesky
Robert CL Kikpatrick
Union County Board of Elpelinns
Hillside Sophomore Wins Rights Essay Contest
Carval Sennev, a Hillside sophomore, won the essay contest on What The Bill of Rights Means To Me, announced by William Gree of Union, chair of the judging committee. Sponsored annually by the Eastern Union County Board of Realtors. Miss Sénner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Sénner of 43 Hollywood Avenue, will receive a trophy and the school will keep the trophy for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carval Sennev
Hillside
Hijet Sohiiol
Tfis
William Gree
Union
Eastern Union County Board of Realters
Sénner
Bernard Senner
Hollywood Avenue
Orige
Wilk
Home Blaze Started By Clothes Dryer
A Monday fire damaged the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Nathan at 1072 Chess Ter Street. Deputy Fire Chief William F. Hamilton said the blaze began in the clothes dryer, with considerable damage in the basement and part of the first floor. The weather was cloudy and warmer today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aol
Leo Nathan
Chesster Street
William F. Hamilton
Holiday Hours at Hillside Post Offices Schedule
Holiday hours announce two Hillside branch offices open Saturday December 0b 7 am to 5 pm and Saturday December 21 7 am to 5 pm with Sunday December 15 1 pm to 4 pm. Closed Sunday December 22. Weekday hours December 1 to December 23 from 7 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Branch
Nine of Twenty-Two Pass Civil Service Police Exam
Eleven of the twenty two men who took the Civil Service examination for patrolmen in the police department passed. Noted names include Daniel Mears of Liberty venue, a temp patrolman with grade 75, and others such as William J. Bataille Edwin Muemwh Robert Wo Werte Joseph A. Mariani Daniel Po Meyer William J. Reyle Carl P. Nielsen Robert L. Orlstein Anthony Lerch and Anthony J. Messina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weent Civil Service
Poller Department
Daniel
Mears
Liberty
Orter
William J. Bataille
Edwin Muemwh
Robert Wo Werte
Joseph A. Mariani
Danuel Po Meyer
William J. Reyle
Carl P. Nielsen
Robert L. Orlstein
Anthony Lerch
Anthony J. Messina
Children Collect For Dystrophy Fund
On Sunday December 1 Alice Norman and Robert Dowling children of Mrs Helen Dowling of 1817 Broadway collected 24 7 for muscular dystrophy which was turned over to the Jerry Lewis telethon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Norman
Robert Dowling
Helen Dowling
Broadway
Jerry Lewis
Zoning Board and ABC Posts Filled by Township Committee
Township Committee filled reappointments to the Zoning Board of Adjust ment and the Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control. Charles T. Rausch retained for five years retroactive to November 2, Andrew J. Miller named to the ABC board for three years effective December 13. The engineer was directed to arrange for necessary steps to install sidewalks on Glenwood avenue. The plan includes beautification of Lake Union County Park with the Board of Freeholders’ possible appropriation. The Columbia Club offered 6500 for township land on Liberty avenue. the offer was rejected as too low. Three bids were received for four patrol cars. Mayfair Auto Sales led at 5386.88. Route 22 safety measures and duplex parking amendments were discussed. approval attached with conditions for the Ameri car Off Company station at Route 22 and Doremus Place. State Sen Crane noted a county meeting on Route 22 realignment set for December 1. township reps to attend. Lehigh Valley Railroad objects to sidewalk construction along Chestnut avenue. engineer to proceed with necessary steps. Three ordinances adopted on final reading. Continued on Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Charles T. Rauschwas
Zoning Board
Andrew J. Miller Wis
ABC Board
Futenein
Glenwood Avenue
Board of Education
Adolph A. Winston
Board of Freeholders
Union County
Columbian Club
Liberty Avenue
Pallee Department
Mayfair Auto Sales
Linden
Baldwin Meed
Bloormnield
Herb
Hillside Safety Council
Newark
Garden State Parkway
Union
Twas Fed
Americar
Route 22
Doremus Place
Robert C. Crane
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Chestnut Avenue
Boy Dies In Auto Truck Crash At Newark Terminal
A two year old Newark boy died and three others were severely injured when a car collided with a tractor cab at the entrance to Evans Terminal on North Broad street. The boy, Jen Ferrell, died of brain injuries. Police said the tractor driver Dominick Ragozzino, 28, faces a $1000 bail on a charge of causing death by vehicle. The injured include the mother Ida Ferrell, 35, her 13 month old daughter Rochelle, and James Evans, 39. The crash caused diesel fuel to spill. responders cleared the area and traffic was diverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
North Broad Street
Vans Terminal
Joseph Poyser
Jen Ferrell
Avenur
Ida Perrell
Rochelle
James Evans
Elizabeth Avenue
Ferrell
Evans
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Dominick Ragozzino
New York Avenue
Evans ‘Terminal Road
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Terry Artust
Pont Whatson By
Albert Schoen
Schoen
Tuay
Frank J. Hill
Abe Charjack
Albert Senecia
Harlow HL. Curtis
Michael Tobin
Charles Mancuso
Italian American Civic Association
Lawrence Levitas
John Baird
Ninth District Civic Association
Editorial
Hillside Lions
Mauro
Pharmacy
Liberty “Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Stover
Hallmark
Fmba Local Fund
Matt
Honel Trina
Liberty Ave
YVA
Postoffice
Nleven
ABC
Glenwood Ave
Chevrole
Boy
Jim Lowney
Phota
Bromey Neral Home
Broad St
Liberty Pharmacy
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Jack Reclus
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