Sth Annual Dinner Of Scannell Ass'n
The eighth annual steak dinner of the Scannell Association was held Saturday at the home of President George Otto on Salem avenue. About 40 attended. Vernon Oswald and Paul Courtan each won 11 of 13 shuffleboard games. Courtan was top winner last year. Others high scorers were Doris Smith Audrey Courtan and William Daily. A charity shuffleboard match is planned Friday February 15 at Scannell's Tavern against Bristol Myers for the Retarded Children's Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scannell Association
George Otto
Salem Avenue
Vernon Oswald
Paul Courian
Courtan
Doris Smith
Audrey Courtan
William Daily
Scannell's Tavern
Association
Bristol
Myers
Children's Fund
Present Safety Play At Hurden Looker School
A first grade class at Hurden Looker School gave a play titled Everybody to Safetyland last Wednesday led by Mrs Fondetta. Students participated included Karen Kent Charles Beifus Janice Rothhardt Martin Wilbur Robert Szalay Gary Snatz Beverly Ross and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Halkovich
Janet Faycik
Margaret Pinter
Vyga Butvydas
Marlene Michel
Susan Walkley
Robert Myslivec
Sandra Barclay
Nancy Kreshok
Diane Sinak
William Bernstein
Nancy, Kasalis
Barbara Getchnis
Marion Zydycrga
John Ratkiewicz
Valentine Ball of the Science Club Promises Night of Prizes
The Valentine Ball of the Science Excursion Club alumni drew nearly 500 guests at the Shanty Shack on Saturday night. Dwight Kirkpatrick and William Waterston led ceremonies. performances included George Palfi in Slow Police, tap dance by Ronald Fritts, Mexican dances by Theresa Anzella et al, a Charleston by Lena Valenti and Kathleen Malatesta, and piano by Lynda Schulman and Florence Zilinek. Dorothy Powell, Toni Vt and Barbara Ehrenberg sang and danced in pantomime and ballet. Mrs. Vaughn won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Excursion Club
Dwight Kirkpatrick
William Waterston
George Palfi
Ronald Fritts
Theresa Anzella
Lorraine Boyle
Pat McNamara
Florence Zilinek
Lena Valenti
Kathleen Malatesta
Lynda Schulman
Sin
Dorothy Powel
Toni Vit
Barbara Ehrenberg
Mrs. Vaughn
Community Recreation Night Sees Prize Draw and Large Volunteer List
Anton Stiles and Naomi Slavin led a neighborhood recreation night supervised by Peter Humanik. The event featured a door prize won by Gary Spindel and a long list of hosts, volunteers, and chaperones including Janet Revok and Mary Perkoskie among many families and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reasor
Williard Cupit
James Lynskey
D. Lang
R. Calvacante
Joseph Kreshok
Anthony Vadeika
Richard Hess
Suzanne Spiegel
George, Palfi
Dorothy Gudat
Herbie Fishman
Joseph Oats
Betty Silva
John Spitz
Joan Vollom
Donnie Garcia
Dolores Vadeika
Joe Musik
Ruth Scheubel
Ronnie Giovanni
Florence Zimmerman
Hobby Kovacs
Theresa Rochelle
Walter Kowalsky
Susan Savittier
Donald Zimmerman
Lois Umstead
Eugene Kern
Judy Weintraub
Richard Lisk
Theresa Anzella
Charles Ritz
Veda Robertozzi
Joe Valenti
Madelyn Freer
Ed Fioravanti
Florence Zilinek
Matthew Wojdula
Pat Sellick
Lee Goldberg
Pat O'Brien
Jerry Decker
Carol Palmer
Douglas Hare
Marie Lang
Mitchell Sytacki
Pat Prescott
Dominick Dee
Pat McNamara
Thomas Kowalsky
Bev Reinhard
Glenn Fairbanks
Joan Nonnelly
George Kilburg
Kathleen Malatesta
Ed Tapper
Lena Valenti
Charles Morro
Barbara Viviano
Phil Silverstein
Carol Resos
Austrians Visit Plastics Plant
An Austrian productivity team of 11 men and one woman visited Dettwuil Mold Engineering Company at 1217 Central Avenue. The tour was part of a month’s program sponsored by the Mutual Security Agency to gather ideas for modernizing Austria’s plastics industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dettwuil Mold Engineering Company
Central Avenue
Mutual Security Agency
Call Your Want Ads In WA 3 9207 WA 3 9208
Classified service notice urges readers to place want ads via Washington numbers 3 9207 and 3 9208. The terse line lists contact channels and implies available ad slots. No further details provided.
Hope House Drops Door Prize Plan for Palsy Fund
Hope House Inc abandons using an $18,000 Rahway home as a prize for a February fundraiser after three Elizabeth ministers deeming it gambling threaten criminal and civil action. The April 25 event will proceed with dancing and entertainment to raise funds for a cerebral palsy treatment education center, with proceeds held in trust for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Hope House, Inc
Elizabeth Armory
Stanley Abrahams
Abrahams
Charles A. Ross
First Presbyterian Church
John B. Crowell
Hope Memorial Presbyterian Church
Howard K. Breisch
Epworth Methodist Church
Hope House
Usl
Union County
New Jersey
Cub Pack 198 Outlines Next Activities and Meeting
Committe for Cub Pack 193 met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Zemanovic to finalize plans for the regular pack meeting. The event is scheduled for Tuesday February 19 at Hurden-Looker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zemanovic
Ryan
Reet
Hurden-Looker
Boy Scout Week Activities Highlight Local Cub Pack
The Cub Pack displays handicraft in Romanyshyn's deli window Liberty and Princeton avenues and prepares demonstrations for leadership training at George Washington School Union on February 21. Plans include a Union Council banquet on March 15 and charter night on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore Eide
Romanyshyn
Delicatessa
Liberty
Princeton
Zemenovic
George Washington School
Union
Adlerbert Hosts Fund-Raising Unit Luncheon
Adlerbert, president of Sunrize Dairies and chair of a committee to split capital funds for a new dining hall at Camp Winnebago, invites committee members to a buffet luncheon at Sunrise Dairies. Members include Kenneth Leghorn Sun Tube Corp Herman Larson Westinghouse Electric Henry G. Groh Hillside National Bank Paul Marantz Airborne Accessories Neal Buie H R Goeller Louis Hess Munder George Herrmann Lionel Harold Ward Robert A Johnston Chocolate Charles K. Munn Edgcomb Steel. After lunch a movie of Carp Winne Lago was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Adlerbert
Sunrize Dairies
Union County
Camp Winnebago
Marcella
Kenneth Leghorn
Sun Tube Corporation
Herman Larson
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Henry G. Groh
Hillside National Bank
Paul Marantz
Airborne Accessories
Upsala College Sweetheart Caper publicity appointee named
East Orange Paul Kull of Hillside has been chosen for Upsala College Sweetheart Caper publicity. The dance at Robert Treat Hotel Newark on February 15 from 9 PM to 2 AM features Carmen Pepe and his orchestra. Kull is a Upsala junior majoring in economics and active in campus life.
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East Orange
Paul Kull
Harvard Avenue
Hillside
Upsala
Alto Alpha Phi
Eta Delta
Robert Treat Hotel
Newark
Carmen Pepe
Kull
Rho Alpha Phi Fraternity
Hillside High School
Seton Hall Colege
Hillside Servicemen Arrive For Training Across Several Bases
Hillside youths and men begin military training at Indiantown Gap Fort Dix and Sampson Air Force Base. Pvt John J Williams arrives at Indiantown Gap for a 16 week cycle. Lawrence F Zito serves on USS Frontier reactivated at San Diego. Marine Pfc Joseph J Mullery earns promotion and marksman badge at Parris Island. Pvt Michael S Turchon Jr trains at Sampson AFB New York. Pvt William H Babcock begins basic training with 9th Infantry at Fort Dix. Polio fund drive urged for Sister Kenny Foundation.
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Indiantown Gap
Pym
John J. Williams
Baltimore Avenue
Hillside
N. J
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Pvt. Williams
Hatfield Wire and Cable Co
Clarence and
Margret Williams
Parris Island
S. C
Marine Pfe
Joseph J. Mullery
Margaret Mullery
Fairbanks Street
N J
Marine Corps Depot
Michael_S. Turchon, Jr
M. Turchon
Boston Avenue
Sampson Air Force Base
N. Y
Hillside High School
9Th Infantry Division
Fort Dix
Pvt
William H. Babcock
Arlo Babcock
Princeton Avenue
Faculty Discusses Human Relations at Saybrook School
Saybrook School faculty held a professional meeting and discussed It Starts in the Classroom, a National Public Relations Association booklet for public schools. The group focused on parent teacher conferences, explaining school theories, clarifying practices, headwork on homework, and good human relations. The event was organized by the professional committee led by Miss Marie Casciano with members Miss Helen Blizer Mrs Julia Lewis Mrs Alma Govett and Thomas Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
National Public Relations Association
Public Schoos
Marie Casciano
Helen Blizer
Julia Lewis
Alma Govett
Thomas Reilly
New Jersey Artists Enter Terry National Art Exhibit in Miami
Seventy New Jersey artists compete for a record cash prize list of 18 000 at the Terry National Art Exhibit opening in Miami at Dinner Key Auditorium for eight days beginning Sunday February. Madeleine Moschenrose of 118 Williamson Avenue submitted a painting for the show sponsored by the Terry Art Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Miami
Mammoth Dinner Key Auditorium
Terry Art Institute
Madeleine Moschenrose
Williamson Avenue
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Scannell
Heart Fund
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile
Liberty Ave
Cohen
Hawthorne Ave
Rayh Louis Weller
Valentine Ball of
Science Club
Imperial Furniture Decorators
Dinette Center
Open Mon
Wed
Eves
Tld
Bergen Street
Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Ellis
Albert W. Renner
William N. Robin
Harry Ginter
Charles Wernicke
Louis A. Dischler
Kenneth W. Melroy
Albert Chamberlain
Cub Pack
Bergen ST
Park Theatre
Joe
Elie Place
Pontiac
Bellar
MAXON
Pontiac, Inc
N. Broad ST
Adlerbert
Benjamin Sehatman
Institute of Christian Living
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Seiatman
New York
Upsala College
James M. Kelly
Sweetland Avenue
Peter E. Manning
Schley Street
Evelyn Shenis
Clark Street
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor. Bloy St
West Side
High St
Tyons
Clinton Pl
Psc
Orange Ave
Newark, N. J
Federal Deposit Inference Corporation
Frontier
Lawrence F. Zito
USN
Louis Zito
Florence Avenue
U. S. Naval Station
San Diego
Calif
Sister Kenny Foundation
5Th Avenue
John L. Becker
Frank Briscoe
James M. Cavanagh
David Cronheim William E, Hocker
James Y. Igoe
Louis Levy
James K
Meldrum
Ernest A. Minner
Legal For
Carteret
Broad Street
N. J. Market
Aan
Cerebral Palsy Building Fund Campaign
Cape Cod
Russell Avenue
Rahway
Box 243
Rahway, N. J
Cerebral Palsy League OF
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