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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1951

Page

10

Questions on Civil Defense: Sickness, Bombing, and Detection

Civil Defense Q and A covers recognizing radiation sickness symptoms and timing, cataract occurrences among atomic survivors, disfiguring scars from burns, Hiroshima versus Tokyo devastation, enemy delivery methods, radar limits, and the role of aircraft spotters alongside radar. guidance on pilot lights and gas shutoffs is also discussed.

Ground Zero Tokyo Hiroshima

Backstage Fun At 1951 Senior Play Presentation

Actors and actresses and the hands and Eileen Greenspan backstage made the senior class play enjoyable. The audience witnessed the lively stage entrance and the performers' engaging energy in the 1951 production.

Carol Eisner Eileen Greenspan

Local theater notes and school announcements

Walter Lee used a flit gun to spray patrons while a play ran and Gary Schuckman used a tea filled water pistol in dress rehearsal. Harriet Botnick and Joel Kligman watched the show while birthday plans formed for eight stars. Wedding bells loom for Joan Treger and Gene O'Hara in Texas. A high school sweet sixteen party planned by Eleanor Rosenthal hosts 26 guests. Mario Giaimo ushers at his brother Edward's Princeton wedding and hopes to attend Princeton. Sid Pashkow, senior photographer, headlines with Murray's Photo Service. Sylvia Rosenfeld's sweet sixteen in Elizabeth draws Hillsiders Gloria Crystal and Harvey Goodstein.

Wate Walter Lee Gary Schuckman Steve Farmer Harriet Botnick Joel Kligman Harriet Joel Tae Mona Diamond Eddy Rattner Sandy Gordon Jerry Goldsmith Arty Willner Marie Bishop Dutorés Chai ‘Ken Dicky Lavroff Joan Treger Gene O'Hara Texas Gene Joan Winans Avenue Ruth Gecker Marion Jobin Pat O'Hara

Hillside students celebrate Senior Play festivities and parties

Elaine Hirshfield Paula Shapiro joined Hillside revelers including Jules Gast elected Freshmen Class president at Pace College. After the Senior play Carol Risner hosted a cast party with Olive Rapp and Thespian Society members. Jim Lynskey Dick Trenor plan a large party. November 30 and December 1 at Phil’s in Plainfield drew many Hillside students and friends.

Hillside Pace College Jules Gast Jules Carol Risner Olive Rapp Stage Thespian Society Meats Miller Phil's Plainfield Jay Fine Eileen Fine Harald Friedman Joan Lilien Don Goldman Shirley Kessleman Fred Dworkin Adele Cutler Carol Bisne Steve Farmer Barry Karetnick Ruth Eisenberg Dave Dovemus Alien Eagles Gretel Holtzshuh Charles Drumbore Sue Hintenberger

Fraternity Splash Party Planned by Hillside Group

Janet Baba Nulton Wayne Branom Marion Karpinski Sandy Miller Tom Meakem Bernice Totten plus Phi Alpha Sigrhi at Hillside will host a splash party on December 8. Ralph Trimmer presides as organizer with Ralph Gruyitch Dwight Kirkpatrick and Paul Lewis. Plans were set at Wayne Branom Jr.'s home last week. Ruth heads to Philadelphia this weekend for Al Aderman's Senior Prom aboard a train. The event takes place at Hotel Broadwood as Ruth, meeting Al earlier at Bass Birth Girls District Convention in Pennsylvania this summer, celebrates her sixteenth birthday with a luncheon.

Eleanor Rosenthal Nulton Janet Baba Wayne Branom Marion Karpinski Sandy Miller Tom Meakem Bernice Totten Ahs Phi Alpha Sigrhi Hillside Ralph Trimmer Elizabeth i Hable Iron Ralph George Gruyitch Dwight Kirkpatrick Paul Lewis Wayne Branom Jr Ruth Philadelphia al Aderman Hotel Broadwood Pennsylvania

Pritect and Schwalbach Case Filed in New Jersey

Legal notice states John Roy Pritect and Alice Schwalbach as next friends at 110 Preston Avenue Cranford New Jersey with attorneys Frank S and Myron Wainer for the complainant. Dates noted Nov 29 to Dec 6-19-20.

John Roy Pritect Alice Schwalbach Preston Avenue Cranford New Jersey Frank S&s Myron Wainer

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